If you have already used your new hard drive and have existing game save(s) or Xbox LIVE membership(s) on your new hard drive you can avoid erasing existing games save(s) or your Xbox LIVE membership(s) on your new hard drive by moving them to an Xbox 360 Memory Unit (sold separately) for temporary storage before you begin the transfer. Once the hard-drive-to-hard-drive transfer is complete, you can then safely add your game save(s) or membership(s) back to your new hard drive.

I think thats what Daniel meant.

One of those games where you have to get No. 1 on the World Leaderboards.

According to some of my friends, their's has already broken or the things they're saying don't transmit ...

OK ... I'm crap at all games except from FIFA and CoD. However, I play Halo 3 single-player quite a bit. I play on normal difficulty. But I put fricking hours into that game, so IMO that makes me a gamer.

What I like about it is it's linked in with Achievements, so you don't find yourself trying to get two different things at once. I've bought the tomb in Monterrigioni and Altair's outfit :P

Well, come on. Sales figures were always gonna decrease. Out of my friends, every single one has a Wii. In fact, I don't know anyone who wants a Wii but hasn't got one. And some have traded them in after Natal/thingy for PS3 and the novelty has worn off. Personally, I might sell mine just after Christmas next year.

MP5 with red dot sight on CoD 4.

Ray gun on Nazi Zombies in CoD: WaW.

I have attemepted to teach my Grandad bowling on Wii Sports. Unfortunately, he always releases the button way too early resulting in one game of two players lasting for approximately two hours. I attempted to teach my Dad but he doesn't want to learn and just mashes the buttons ...

Frankly, I still don't see it working too well. I hope it well, and it will either be a complete failure or complete success. What would be a masterstroke from Microsoft, would be to make Halo: Reach a launch title. That would get all the Halo fans onside, and then they could build from there.

Nope. Not sure about Wii, but about 250 360 games are region-free, and those are the big games.