Today i discovered the 360 is better then PS3 in some ways is why i am trying to buy one i always buy things with my trade ins so here is what im trading in
(Game Stop)
Used Xbox 360= 130$
New Xbox 360= 200$

WII

Smack Down Vs Raw/Definitely= 50$
Mario and sonic winter Olympics/Defiantly= 50$
House of Dead 2 and 3/Defiantly= 30$
Mario Party 8/maybe= 40$
RDSC/Maybe= 35$
SHSM/Really don't think so= 50$
Animal Crossing/I think so= 20$

Deals

2 WII games= Extra 10$
4 WII games= Extra 25$
7 WII games= Extra 50$


I also get a 10% upgrade on all games i have traded in

So give me advice


Questions
Do i have enough?
Advice?
Xbox 360 Good or Bad?

I can't help too much sorry. I am not an xbox or xbox 360 player. I honestly don't like either system. I just like my old PS2.

$200 for a new 360? I'm guessing it's one of the first models to come out? Still, that's a pretty good deal.

Selling the games that you said 'definitely' on along with the $25 bonus (since you plan on selling 4 Wii games) totals up to $175. Not sure what the 10% upgrade does. So you do have enough for a used XBOX 360, but if you want new maybe that 10% thing will help, plus I don't think it would be too hard earning $25 more dollars doing chores or little jobs here and there.

Don't forget sales tax. See if they tack that on or not.

Wow, you must be easily swayed lol. Anyway, here's some advice:

Do NOT buy a used 360- The RROD warranty will only be available to you if you buy a new console. Buying a new console decreases your chances of getting RROD and in case it does happen, you're pretty much covered.

Buy a model with a Hard Drive- That is, unless you do not plan on connecting it to the internet. An HDD is required to play games online and there are plenty of great XBLA games as well as DLC.

Buy a Play And Charge kit- The 360 has external battery packs and they're sold separate. You can buy one Play and Charge kit which comes with a battery and a charging cable for about $20 and then single batteries for $10 each.

Don't know where you are getting your numbers for the games, but you will probably be getting about $10 to $15 for the games, maybe a bit more if you were to sell the Silent Hill game, and what the heck is RDSC supposed to be? The might pay more than I am thinking, but remember, they are there to make a profit, they won't want to buy games for a certain price that people won't even match what people would be willing to spend on those games used.
Good luck with getting a 360, though I don't see what reasons you could have for going for going for a 360 over a PS3 except the size of the online community that would be costing you even more money if you want access to it for games since Microsoft makes you pay money on top of your current internet service to access it, and an extra $100 if you want your 360 to connect via wifi. PS3 has gotten to the point of being just as inexpensive, has a much lower chance of completely bricking your system, free net access on your games, built in wifi, controllers that don't need battery packs, and most of the same major games the 360 has, but some PS3 only ones to compete with the 360 only games.