Xbox 360 Elite heads to Japan too… at some point

By Spencer . March 28, 2007 . 6:26am

Following the announcement about the Xbox 360 Elite, Microsoft’s Japan division announced that they will be selling the beefed up HMDI ready Xbox 360 there too, but a date and price for the new 360 SKU has not been set. The 120 GB hard drive (18,900 yen / $160) and the larger 512 MB memory unit (5,775 yen / $50) do have release a date, both will be sold on June 7. The Shivering Isles expansion pack and ll of the high definition video content are legitimate reasons to pay for the 120GB hard drive. However, Japan doesn’t have the Xbox Live video marketplace, so why would any 360 owner in Japan or any other country outside of the US even need the 120 GB hard drive?

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4 Responses to “Xbox 360 Elite heads to Japan too… at some point”

Roli O. Says:

The Japanese might need the 120GB hard drive to house all their Idol M@ster content!

Marty Says:

Microsoft will never learn, X360 will never sell there in large numbers. Japanese market for X360 is a waste of time

Aoshi00 Says:

I was planning to get Idol Master, but was afraid I would get bored fast. Does its saves take that much space? I know people could compete their idols online or something.

Aoshi00 Says:

I actually sincerely hope 360 to do well in Japan, that would only mean more quality games in the long run on every system. Mistwalker’s RPGs are the beginning of the solution, the future might not be so bleak even if against some odds.

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