Nope it wont work. to play a LAN game its 1 player per console. The only shooters you can play split screen lan on are Ghost Recon 1 & 2 and Halo 2 & 3. That really sucks. It would be nice to have more variety at a lan party. There is an online petition fto add split screen LAN to COD 4 but dont hold your breath.

The Inverter is the important part. He might have to upgrade the battery but I doubt it unless hes driving a coke can. Then he might have to upgrade the battery and altrenator.

http://www.theinverterstore.com/the-inverter-store-product.php?model=pwri100012s-top-rgb This one would be a safe bet as it steps the wave form to be close to a sine wave. Its pricy though.

Here is a cheaper alternative at best buy. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7714011&st=power+inverter&lp=3&type=product&cp=1&id=1138086673750

Youll need to hardwire either way though.

I'd start with the wattage rating 203w for launch systems and I think 175w for the revision. Double whichever it is and look for an inverter with that power rating or find a 500-600 watter just to be on the safe side as they typically list peak power and not RMS. Hard wire it to the battery positve run from the battery to the inverter make your ground close to the inverter.

Everyone is making a valid point on disk scratching due to bumps as its been known to happen. Park your 360 in front of an AC vent if possible.

Forgot to add bear in mind that an inverter will put out a square AC wave. The 360 might not like this dont know for sure. I do know some laptops dont like cheap inverters. Also make sure your wire gauge is suitable for the length of the run. 8 gague will probably do it but check a chart to be sure.

* The gameplay is merely average. I found the biotic powers boring and unnecessary and left them to my party members to use. They all seemed to do nothing except delay the inevitable - just shooting the enemy accomplished the same goal much faster and with less fuss. The gunplay is just okay. There's nothing re/evolutionary about it, you've seen it all before. Bane_v2

I agree with most of what Bane said(some very valid arguments) except for this. I had the most fun when using biotics extensively and found them to be necessary in many situations on the insanity setting. While its been used in games before I apreciate the cover system and found it to work well and am glad the included it as a gameplay aspect. Keep in mid its an RPG and your stats affect your accuracy while shooting.

I've put more hours into Mass Effect than any other game on the 360. Despite its many flaws I consider it to be one of the best titles available on the system. Its the only game I've enjoyed playing enough to go back and get all the gamerpoints.

The first one made me jump several times and had a very creepy atmosphere. Gameplay mechanics were limited and became repeditive but made for an overall fun experience. I really enjoyed it.

Just finished bloodshot and I'm not as impressed with it. I did not jump once and it really did not manage to to attain the level of creepiness that the original had. If your playing for mechanics there is a lot more depth to the combat in Bloodshot. To be fair its a good game but it left me disappointed.

The first one made me jump several times and had a very creepy atmosphere. Gameplay mechanics were limited and became repeditive but made for an overall fun experience. I really enjoyed it.

Just finished bloodshot and I'm not as impressed with it. I did not jump once and it really did not manage to to atain the level of creepieness theat the original had. If your playing for mechanichs there is a lot more depth to the combat in Bloodshot. To be fair its a good game but it left me disapointed.