Internally, the Xbox Arcade is not much different from its predecessors. It does come, however, with five Xbox Live Arcade games (Pac-Man, UNO, Luxor 2, Boom Boom Rocket, and Feeding Frenzy) so you can play something immediately. The Arcade ships with a wireless controller and a 512MB memory card but not much else you basically get just enough to get started. On the back of the console you will find USB, HDMI, and Ethernet ports. (The Elite is the only Xbox with a black finish.) On the front panel you will find a large on/off button, an IR receiver, a loading tray for DVDs and games, and two slots for memory cards.
In fact, except that its profile is thinner because it lacks a hard drive, it looks almost exactly the same as any other white Xbox 360. Microsoft didn't stray very far from its original design with the Xbox Arcade (12 by 3 by 10 inches, HWD).
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This lack of hardware limits game-play options, but the Arcade is a outstanding media center once you install Microsoft's New Xbox Experience (NXE) OS. Unlike the other two consoles in the Xbox 360 line, the Xbox 360 and the Xbox 360 Elite, the Arcade ships without a headset, a network cable, or a hard drive. Microsoft's new Xbox 360 Arcade ($199.99 list) is a stripped-down version of the game console that hits the pricing sweet spot that consumers are looking for in a dismal economy. The Xbox 360 was one of the top gifts of the holiday season back in 2006 and could be again this year.
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