TheSpecialist sent us the update of HDDHackr(info) many of you were probably waiting for. With the release of an official 120GB drive by Microsoft you can now use this tool to make your own 120GB Xbox360 HDD using a Western Digital Scorpio BEVS-LAT drive (that's a cheap (~80usd for 120GB) SATA 2.5" PC/laptop drive):

God of War II (PS2): 833K
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 (Xbox 360): 394K
Guitar Hero II w/guitar (Xbox 360):291K
Wii Play w/remote (Wii): 273K
Motorstorm (PS3): 199K
Diddy Kong Racing (DS): 189K
Spectrobes (DS): 165K
Major League Baseball 2K7 (Xbox 360): 165K
MLB '07: The Show (PS2): 164K
Def Jam Icon (Xbox 360): 148K

Square Enix RPG powered by Unreal Engine???

Overlord Trailers
1. Teamxbox.com SD
2. Teamxbox.com HD

The game is due to come out next month.
DiRT Demo Coming to PC & Xbox 360

Yea Yea..DiRT DEMO coming....

So it has been confirm if your acc is US region, you are screwed? Total content lockup?
If other region, then no problem?

No problem with US account here, downloading the DiRT demo

downloading Dirt Demo here toooooooooo and no problem !!!!

many tv shows/movies now got appearance by xbox360 haha

someone said they play GoW in die hard 4

too bad it's not RM 9.90 
The darkness in PlayAsia!

Guys...The darkness worth to buy ?

Does that have english subtitles?

The Xbox 360's power was about 170 W when the DVD equipment was running. The temperature of emitted air was about 45C. A temperature gap with the room temperature (23°C) was 22°C.
"When designing consumer products, it is common to seek a temperature gap of around 10°C between exhaust and room temperatures," the thermal design expert said. "The 22°C is quite a large gap, in the first place."
The cooler fan's maximum wind speed was 1.1 m/s, only 1/2 to 1/3 compared with general desktop PCs. It may be partly because the fan rotation was reduced to lower noise. According to an expert's analysis, "The amount of switched air is slightly in short considering the chassis' size (309 x 258 x 83 mm3)."

To confirm the cooler system's performance, we measured the temperature of heat sinks. Attaching ends of a thermocouple to each heat sink for the microprocessor and graphics LSI, we closed the chassis and then switched on the Xbox 360.
In only five minutes since we started playing the game, the temperature of the heat sink on the graphics LSI rose to 70°C. The thermal gradient was about 10°C/min.
In 15 minutes, the microprocessor heat sink temperature stabilized at 58°C, but the heat sink on the graphics LSI rose to 80°C, 57°C above the room temperature.
Assuming room temperature of 35°C in mid-summer, the gap is estimated to reach more than 90°C. In that case, the temperature of chips in the graphics LSI could exceed 100°C.

We measured the temperature in good cooling environments, removing dust and obstacles from the vent hole, for example. If the cooling performance lowers with the vent hole choked up or the duct moved over, the LSI's temperature could get even higher.

Since the long list of features for the upcoming Dash Update comes straight from the official Xbox.com forums, take it with a huge chunk of salt:

    * Compatibility with 3rd party wireless controllers
    * Compatibility with messenger pad
    * Xbox Live Vision firmware upgrade, sharper image filtering
    * Many more Vision Cam settings
    * New screensaver settings - when away from Xbox 360, screensaver will play for optional time, before screen goes dark
    * New Xbox Live Arcade blade - where you can download, play and learn about Xbox Live Arcade
    * Brand new "web based adver-games" flash games which aren't downloaded, but are playable bite sized games, accessed via new Xbox Live Arcade Blade
    * New Screensaver option in Themes and Gamer Pics option in Marketplace blade
    * New functionality with Messenger, works with chatpad
    * New XNA Game Launcher for those that have the program, new options
    * New language, time and date settings
    * New "advertising opportunities" in gameplay
    * Xvid support
    * New "favourites" option via Xbox Live Arcade, can rate according to preference
    * IPTV Functionality - support for TiVo like PVR options. Will be able to record TV direct. Options include source by channel, director, actor and distributor
    * Filter friends list, will be able to filter friends via games
    * New clan support - will be able to launch clan games direct from dashboard, can "fold" friends into new clan category in friends list
    * Better translations in settings and other options for Japanese, German and Spanish languages
    * New quick option to delete via X Button in memory viewer
    * Option for having downloadable In-game content not inform when completed download
    * Option for having video content not inform when completed download
    * Faster settings for viewing unfinished video content downloads
    * New option in Games tab - beta and others, will be launcher for MMO and multiplayer betas
    * New option in Marketplace Games tab, search by letter, can be inputted via text pad or console
    * Smarter game settings - you can be messaged via publishers about new in-game content for your games
    * Picture in picture functionality for DVD Drive and some other updated settings
    * Improved USB Keyboard settings
    * Improved voice chat settings in game and from dashboard
    * Faster response times to Redeem Code settings
    * Option to play a Redeemed Code game straight after redeeming code
    * Console will now recognise low Hard Drive space, will inform you immediately if can't download current item, will automatically download next available that is able
    * Increased space size for gamerpics and dashboard themes
    * Themes can now be animated
    * Themes may now have sound effects
    * Better slideshow capabilitiesm new options added. New sound effects and integration with Hard Drive/ PC music capable
    * New estimated timer for downloads, informing how long download will expect to take

Today Microsoft is announcing a reinvigorated Media Center Extender effort called... wait for it... Extenders for Windows Media Center. Ok, the name totally sucks, but the important part is Microsoft upgraded its wayward Extender system with a new version that takes full advantage of Vista (including live HDTV streaming), supports 802.11n, and adds something that really blew our mind: codecs we actually care about, namely XviD and DivX. Niveus, Linksys, and D-Link will all be launching new devices based on this software platform, so watch out for those -- as well as DVD players, TVs, and all manner of other home theater devices Microsoft is apparently trying to get this new system built right into. Unfortunately this new Extender rev isn't being announced for the Xbox 360 (yet), so we'll all have to wait a while longer before playing XviD and DivX movies on that thing -- without transcoding, anyway.