I had a whopping total of approximately 333MB left on my 360's hard drive, so it was high time I got rid of a couple of those trial games that'd been bogging my menu. After deleting some 20 trial downloads from xboxlive arcade, I had a decent 4MB. Hell, I remember when I downloaded the Crackdown demo more than a year ago. It was a massive 2 gig demo, biggest game demo I'd ever downloaded. Pretty much they nearly gave you the whole game, but with a timer when you got your skills over a certain level. Hell, to make it a touch easier, they should have just charged ya 1200 Microsoft Points and bought the game directly onto your harddrive.

Speaking of hard drives, I love now that I can download some old favorites from the old XBOX onto the 360...but I may need either a bigger hard drive...as I am the only one in my circle of friends with a "normal" 360...not the elite or Halo edition that has the bigger hard drive...to hold them. Or maybe that external hard drive I've seen for sale at my local Game Crazy. But it's funny, back on the original XBOX, I never once cared one iota how much space I had left. I'd check out of curiosity and it always said "+1 billion blocks of memory left". So I was secure I wouldn't have to forage for space.

I honestly haven't done this much file re-allocation since the legendary Night of Ten Memory Cards back when the old PS1 still worked.

Scraps out.