My brothers 360 broke recently, it wasn't a RRoD instead the system just wouldn't recognise games and DVDs. The menu recognised all discs as DVDs but they wouldn't play. So rather than ship it off to Microsoft he jammed a screwdriver in and took it apart. I tried to fix it too but with no luck.
So he bought himself a 360 Elite and I went and ordered an Arcade too and just use his old HDD.
But the problem now is getting his account and downloaded games from his old smaller HDD to the new 120gb one without the aid of a transfer kit. My plan was to use the memory card that comes with the Arcade unit to transfer save/account settings and redownload the XBLA games and expansion packs. The question is does Microsoft let you do this? I'm equating this service to Steam (unlimited downloads so long as you're logged into your account) but I might be hella wrong.
And a little question would be whats all the hoohah about 360 chipsets? And is there a good chance my Arcade will have a good one? FWIW the Elite is 14.2a.
So he bought himself a 360 Elite and I went and ordered an Arcade too and just use his old HDD.
But the problem now is getting his account and downloaded games from his old smaller HDD to the new 120gb one without the aid of a transfer kit. My plan was to use the memory card that comes with the Arcade unit to transfer save/account settings and redownload the XBLA games and expansion packs. The question is does Microsoft let you do this? I'm equating this service to Steam (unlimited downloads so long as you're logged into your account) but I might be hella wrong.
And a little question would be whats all the hoohah about 360 chipsets? And is there a good chance my Arcade will have a good one? FWIW the Elite is 14.2a.