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  1. 1. When should I get my 360?

    • Now damnit!
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    • Wait til after your exams!
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I'm getting a 360. I decided. Definately. But.

 

My exams start in 10days or so, and end two weeks after. I want to get the 360 now, but I fear it might distract me. I could get it afterwards and have it as a sort of "reward". On the other hand, I might get really frustrated, because I know I really want it, and get even more distracted from that. So N-E shall decide for me!

Posted
It is.

 

I don't get paid until 2 1/2 weeks time...Too far away!!!:sad:

 

Well i think the question you should ask yourself is how important are the exams?

 

Would your grades suffer if you bought a 360?

Guest Stefkov
Posted

Wait.

1) The prices will probaby drop. There'll be better deals/games that come out. f you get it now you might regret it.

2) (probably) If you wanna do good in the exams dont get it now. I was distracted by my games and I had fun while playing them. Did fine in my english exams because you had to write about crap. I think I could have done better in some subjects if I didnt play. But Im always like that, I just moan to myself I dont do it and I never will.

Posted

NOW DAMNIT!!!

 

GCSEs arent so important, 5 A*- Cs and your sorted if your going on to college, if your not so confident about them, or arent going to college, hold back and treat youself after.

Posted

I second what Takeo said. GCSEs aren't that important at all. Once you get into 6th form you can forget GCSEs ever existed. So I'd get one now.

 

Having said that, I'm waiting till after exams to get a 360, since A levels are a bit of a different prospect to GCSEs.

Guest Jordan
Posted

Wait for 360 Elite if you ask me...

Posted
I second what Takeo said. GCSEs aren't that important at all. Once you get into 6th form you can forget GCSEs ever existed. So I'd get one now.

 

Having said that, I'm waiting till after exams to get a 360, since A levels are a bit of a different prospect to GCSEs.

 

GCSEs are important if you want to get into 6th form in the first place... they're also important if you leave straight after GCSEs to get a job. (I think? I went on to HE...)

Posted

After man, when I did mine it was hard not to be distracted by my 'Cube which I had for years. Imagine how hard it will be with a shiny new console.

Posted

The gamer in me says GET IT NOW!

But you shouldn't. It almost derailed my Uni course...well it wasn't that bad, but you should wait and get it as a reward for your hard work. Remember you only really have one shot with your exams...unless you resit, and no one wants to do that!

Posted
GCSEs are important if you want to get into 6th form in the first place... they're also important if you leave straight after GCSEs to get a job. (I think? I went on to HE...)

 

Well it's not that important to do well in GCSEs, as in it doesn't really matter if you get an A* or a C, as long as you get the five Cs and anything else required. Of course if you're getting Cs and Ds then you might need to try hard.

Posted

Hmm. All this talk about GCSE's being unimportant is shifting me...I mean, I'm only sitting one Standard Grade exam (SG = Scottish GCSE) which matters, the rest are just prelims for experience and to indicate what level of couse I should be studying. But then again, price drop? Maybe get the elite? Argh, now the question is totally different :p

Posted
Hmm. All this talk about GCSE's being unimportant is shifting me...I mean, I'm only sitting one Standard Grade exam (SG = Scottish GCSE) which matters, the rest are just prelims for experience and to indicate what level of couse I should be studying. But then again, price drop? Maybe get the elite? Argh, now the question is totally different :p

 

Well if you're not sure (which you quite clearly are) then wait. It's the safest option. If you fuck up exams you'll know it not xbox's fault.

Posted

after. seriously, you know what it's like with new machines.

 

take it from a man of experience. If your exams dictate the kind of course you'll go on to, why risk being forced in to a set below your potential? is a 360- something you've managed fine without for a year- worth the bullshit distractions now?

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Buy it

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I bought mine during my exams last year and didn't regret it at all. :)

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