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The Library => Broun Hall => Topic started by: BZ770 on December 18, 2010, 08:49:05 PM
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My PS3 got taken over by my 11 yr old, The wii is in the living room and rarely gets played, but I want to by an xbox 360 for me to play NCAA Football on. I used to play it religiously on the ps2, but thats been a while. I see where they have the 4gig for $199 or the 250 gig for $299. I thought about buying a used one then I learned you had to buy an adapter to get online with. I won't play online rarely if at all. Used ones are $99 but it makes more sense to buy a new one. This one is going to be mine and off limits to the kid. My question is what does the extra harddrive space get you. Can you plug an external hardrive in if you needed extra space? I might dob into the world of Halo also any suggestions.
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You can plug in an external hard drive if you want to use it for movies, songs, photos, etc. I do not know, however, if you can store downloadable content on an external drive, or if that can only be stored on the Xbox hard drive.
You can, however, buy a bigger xbox hard drive down the road, if you find you are filling up the 4gb drive with DLC.
Another reason to buy a new one over a used is the HDMI input. If you buy a used one, it might not have HDMI.
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My PS3 got taken over by my 11 yr old, The wii is in the living room and rarely gets played, but I want to by an xbox 360 for me to play NCAA Football on. I used to play it religiously on the ps2, but thats been a while. I see where they have the 4gig for $199 or the 250 gig for $299. I thought about buying a used one then I learned you had to buy an adapter to get online with. I won't play online rarely if at all. Used ones are $99 but it makes more sense to buy a new one. This one is going to be mine and off limits to the kid. My question is what does the extra harddrive space get you. Can you plug an external hardrive in if you needed extra space? I might dob into the world of Halo also any suggestions.
You can store down loadable content on an external drive. That was one of the reasons Microsoft was forced to move away from their old type of storage cards. They were getting a bad reputation (and rightfully so) that they were making all of their hardware where it only worked with the 360.
As far as the halo goes....don't be that guy.
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The main method of using Lua inside of C# is with LuaInterface, but since it uses unmanaged code, you aren't able to use it on the Xbox due to safety precautions. There was an old project called 'xnua' that was working on creating a binding for XNA to use Lua without the need of unmanaged code, but their official site seems to be gone.
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The main method of using Lua inside of C# is with LuaInterface, but since it uses unmanaged code, you aren't able to use it on the Xbox due to safety precautions. There was an old project called 'xnua' that was working on creating a binding for XNA to use Lua without the need of unmanaged code, but their official site seems to be gone.
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Well thanks. Have you seen Jim? Will his code work unmanaged?
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The main method of using Lua inside of C# is with LuaInterface, but since it uses unmanaged code, you aren't able to use it on the Xbox due to safety precautions. There was an old project called 'xnua' that was working on creating a binding for XNA to use Lua without the need of unmanaged code, but their official site seems to be gone.
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Excellent first post!!!
Please post often!