I was a huge fan of XBMC on the original Xbox, but I don't really see much practical use in achieving the same thing on the Xbox 360 given that you can buy or build dedicated HTPC boxes (including ones that run modern XBMC) for as much or less than the 360 hardware these days.
I agree, Acer makes the Revo and Zotac has a few for example that between $200-300 get you up and running with nvidia ion for native gpu rendering of HD.
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I was a huge fan of XBMC on the original Xbox, but I don't really see much practical use in achieving the same thing on the Xbox 360 given that you can buy or build dedicated HTPC boxes (including ones that run modern XBMC) for as much or less than the 360 hardware these days.
I agree, Acer makes the Revo and Zotac has a few for example that between $200-300 get you up and running with nvidia ion for native gpu rendering of HD.
Xbmc doesn't really need to run on 360.
Yeah, that's a good point. I'll settle for emulators, then.