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millerkev i don't think the price will drop very soon when the new xbox/ps4 comes out as a lot of people won't be buying the new consoles until their price tags drop and better games are out, if they do drop in price this side of Christmas it won't be by much.

The only thing i can see if a lot of games will be traded for the xbox360 for those who have bought the new xbox one as the games ain't compatible with each other.

If you do go for the xbox 360 with 4gb it would still be best to buy a flash drive as some games play and work better when installed onto the drive not running by disc only, some games jitter if running from the disc only.

Last but not least i would not buy a console with a warranty.

Hi Miller

The problem with the 4GB lies with Microsoft's biggest mistake when they designed the xbox, and that's using DVD rather than blu ray. Because the DVD's haven't got enough capacity, many games require an install to the HDD, so you can find that even just playing games, you soon run out of space, and can't play any more games. I would definitely advise getting a bigger HDD

I wouldn't rule the 360 out, for a 6 year old it should give him years of entertainment, there's life in it yet. My only thoughts were that you'd more than likely get a better deal after a month or so. When the PS3 first came out, I bought one for myself, but my 2 kids were too young to appreciate the latest tech. For their Birthdays that same year they got PS2's for their bedrooms, cost less than £100 brand new with warranty (as the PS3 was out) they got years out of them, and loved them. They've since moved onto PS3's.

Miller, what are you buying him a 360 for?

The reason I ask is because if it can wait a month or so you may get a better deal. As the next generation of consoles is coming out in the next month.

The kinect is fantastic, especially for kids, but make sure you have a large enough space in which to play it. We have a fairly large, minimalistic living room (no coffee table etc, suite around the outside) and it wasn't enough space to really enjoy it.

Where was it made millerkev ?

I can dimly remember back in the days when I used 'disposable' CE4s that they would only last about a week to 10 days. At the time I despaired that this vaping business was going to cost just as much as my smoking did.
I then moved on to Vivi Novas (does anyone still use these babies!?) and have now settled with Protanks which I eke out by recoiling the heads myself.
I still use a CE4+ rebuildable which is dedicated to menthol flavours, and I still have a couple of Novas and a Mini Nova too - perhaps I ought to get these out of my box, pop in a new atty head and see how they compare with the PT!
Once you have bought the right gear, and you are happy with the end product (i.e. the vapour, taste and throat hit), stay where you are - there is always the lure of a new atomiser which promises to better the one you are currently using. RESIST!!