Microsoft Wireless Network Adaptor : The 360's online capabilities are brilliant, but accessing them can get annoying, especially if your cable modem is in a different room. The wireless adaptor takes away the need for extension cords.

Pelican Fan Stand : One of the 360's flaws is its propensity for overheating. The fan stand latches onto the side of the unit and keeps it cool, allowing you to avoid letting gaming become a fire hazard.

Xbox 360 HD-DVD player : Unlock the consoles potential to zap you into the next generation of digital film. The attachable HD-DVD player plugs into a USB port and plays crisp HD-DVD films. It also handles regular DVDs and takes some stress off of your console disc drive.

Nyko Intercooler : An alternative to the fan stand, the cooler hoses down your hot-and-heavy 360 with three fans. It's not known to feed your 360 grapes.

Microsoft Play and Charge Kit : Wireless controllers allow great freedom of movement, but they also imprison you while you wait for them to charge. The play and charge kit lets you keep going without pausing for a break. Ever.

Microsoft Rechargeable Battery Pack : Avoiding the need for standard batteries, this rechargeable pack saves you the trip for running out to the convenience store whenever your stash of Duracells runs dry.

Microsoft Quick Charge Kit : Working hand in hand with the rechargeable battery packs, this baby can recharge two packs at a time within four hours.

Joytech 360 Wheel : A must for driving-game enthusiasts, the joytech wheel makes steering your virtual ride a more lifelike experience.

Microsoft Headset : Plugging into your controller, the Microsoft headset allows you to talk smack to opponents. A wireless version was recently announced and should be available by Christmas.

Turtlebeach Ear Force AXT : Thicker ear phones take away outside noise and provide surround sound. The benefits make up for how much of a dork you look like while wearing them.

Joytech SE Communicator : A flexible, light design and powerful speakers make this headset a respectable alternative to Microsoft's product.

Mad Catz Xbox 360 HeadCOM Pro : Another solid, slightly cheaper entry in the competitive headset market. Most gamers say the Mad Catz model stacks up well with higher-priced competitors.

Microsoft Universal Remote : Currently Microsoft's top product in the remote field, this can control your TV and other appliances as well as your 360. The design and button functionality work best for those who own a PC equipped with Microsoft Windows Media Center.

Nyko Intelligent Remote : It's labeled "intelligent" because the remote can be programmed. It can mimic the functions of other remotes, and the buttons light up.

Logitech Harmony : Awkward button placement is the only drawback to this universal remote, which manages your 360 as well as most any other entertainment system in your living room.

Microsoft Media Remote : The most basic and least frilly model, the media remote came packaged in early editions of the 360. It gets the job done but lacks some of the flourishes of fancier models. It lets you turn the 360 on and off and controls DVD playback.