The only thing better than wading through the corpses of downed Covenant troops is doing it with a friend, but that's not possible for those who purchased the 4 GB Xbox 360 Slim.No, seriously, according to,the $199 360 Slim may be attractively priced, but it doesn'tsupp𒈔ort Halo༺: Reach co-op.
The problem is that the Slim uses a %26lsquo;Memory unit%26rsquo; rather than an HDD. While a hard drive is not listed specifically in the system requirements, a caveat of %26ldquo;features and requirements may change without notice%26rdquo; effectively ensures that 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Microsoft is covered.
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Those trying to get a jump on the problem should note that adding flash drives won%26rไsquo;t help. Only an Xbox 360 certified hard drive willmake co-op play possible, meaning that the only options we%26rsquo;re aware of is nabbing an Xbox 360 slim hard disk (average retail o🦹f $129.99 at Gamestop), or biting the bullet and purchasing a 250 GB Slim (retails at about $300).
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