SurfMurph

Underwear. Lots of underwear. Fellow escapists will pay me $$$s for clean underwear.

old geezer here. Fanboys have been around a long time. The Atari 800/C-64/Apple II fanwars were epic.

@ithilis
I recommend you and anyone currently using wi-fi for their 360 look into the various Ethernet solutions that use the existing electrical system of your house, called PowerLine.

Agreed. The lack of wi-fi is a strawman. I don't need wi-fi, and don't need to buy the adapter. I use an Ethernet cable.

EMEA is a sales region and stands for:
Europe/Midde East/Africa

Also, a poor attempt at trolling.

I recommend waiting until Microsoft posts a supported fix. Opening up a device that was not meant to be opened by the end user is only for a small set of power geeks.

@Cheddar
Ah, the same typical iPod owner rationalization. I want to OWN my music; yeah. that's why I bought an iPod.
Who cares if I own the song or rent it? It is all about access to music and portability. I'm able to listen to, on average, 40-50 new songs on my Zune each month, plus get 10 non-DRM'd songs each month, for $15. I can't afford to do this on an iPod. I have discovered so many new artists that I would have never have heard if I went the iPod/iTunes route. Yes, there is last.fm and pandora.com, but you can't take those songs with you. Let me know when iTunes adds a subscription service, then I'll consider the iPod as a legitimate music player.

Riiiiiight. Because paying $1 a song is such a great deal.

Sorry, I don't even see Proximity HD listed on the XNA site any longer. Not sure what that means. http://creators.xna.com

@Nate:
No, anyone can play the community games on their Xbox 360s. You don't have to pay $99. Only developers who want to run their apps and games on a 360 have to join the Creator's Club.