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Hey guys,

Up for sale I have a white original xbox 360 with two white controllers (rechargable batteries in controllers) and a media remote. I also have guitar hero world tour if someone wants to make me an offer

Xbox 360, 2 rechargable controller and media remote - $200

Contact me via PM. Located in Townsville

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shit didnt realise all the replys. Um it is not HDMI. It was not banned from xbox live. I just own 3 xboxes and Im sick of it laying around. I dont know what you mean by arcade. It has a media remote, 2 wireless controller, a headset and a 20gb hard drive. Um I am willing to post and you can pick up if you really want. PM for a faster reply. Sorry I took so long :P

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I have a few controllers. I have a red one with no battery pack, black with no battery pack (I think its 30 for a rechargeable pack) and two white ones with battery packs. Which you you prefer? PM me with what you want and price. Cheers

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