Quote from: pintsofguinness on March 03, 2009, 10:27:24 PMQuote from: Bensars on March 03, 2009, 09:57:58 PM
Plug and play. Depending on how long the unit has been in the box in a store somewhere you may need to update the codec on it. Plug in internet cable and it should detect straight away. takes 2 minutes.
No bother at all with external HD
I was looking at this...apparently it needs to be it format flat32 and mine already is, so should be ok. Excellent!
Thanks.
(My external harddrive is in operation every day and I've a ridiculous amount of memory on the laptop!- only 40gb, about 17gb left!)
What you got to remember is you can't download from XBox live to an external drive or run games(full/demos) from it. You can play non drm content through the external which is fine for music and video (provided its supported).
If for example you buy the 2 downloadable GTA4 games, your probably taking close to 7 gig. Now if I've already payed 15 quid each for them so I'm not going to delete them. I think this model will become more popular in the current financial climate, the game engine is there on the original game you purchased so why not release updates/new games through XBox live. The lower distribution costs/ability to control piracy ect .... is very appealing to the game studios at the moment.
The 60 gig version is good value though but I wouldn't consider the smaller one.