The consoles came complete with a 20 GB HDD also in green to match the top and bottom sections that are typically grey in color. The HDD plate was also personalized and engraved with the team member's gamertag, with a few examples of non-gamertag engravings such as the console release date "November 22, 2005" or "3 Years of Pain". The consoles came with a limited issue controller to accompany the console. The grey trim on the controller is also replaced with molded green plastic to match the console. Each console came with a plain white faceplate. However, as an additional gift, each team member was given an additional packaged faceplate with one of a kind art with the caption "I Made This" on the USB door of the faceplate. Very few examples have been sold off from original team members' collections. Larry Hryb, better known as "Major Nelson", is known to own one which he displays pictures of on his website has been a member of the Launch Team. The special edition Launch Team console, hard drive, controller and the special faceplate were never sold in stores or meant for the general public. It is unknown how many of these very rare consoles exist today. It was originally made in 2005. Holiday bundles As with the original Xbox, Microsoft has continued bundling two video game titles in console retail packaging during the holiday season. During the holidays of 2007, the Xbox 360 Pro and Xbox 360 Elite consoles were bundled with Forza Motorsport 2 and Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. In the UK, Ireland and the Netherlands, Forza Motorsport 2 was bundled with Viva Piñata. During the holidays of 2008, the Xbox 360 Pro and Xbox 360 Elite packages were bundled with Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures and Kung Fu Panda, while the Xbox 360 Arcade consoles were bundled with Sega Superstars Tennis. During the holidays of 2009, the Xbox 360 Elite consoles were bundled with LEGO Batman and Pure. During the holidays of 2010, the 250 GB Xbox 360 S consoles were bundled with a physical copy of Forza Motorsport 3 and a digital voucher to download Alan Wake from the Xbox Live Marketplace. Two 250 GB Xbox 360 S bundles were available in the 2011 holiday season, both with 3 months of Xbox Live Gold included. The first, which retailed for US$399.99, contained a Kinect sensor, a physical copy