[Update: The giveaway is now closed and our winner selected. Once the winner is verified, we'll put up an announcement post.]Hey kiddies, don't forget that we're giving away a 120GB hard drive for the Xbox 360 in celebration of the impending arrival of Halo 3. Entering the giveaway is incredibly easy, and it will take you less than two minutes. That's two minutes for 120 gigabytes of awesome. All you have to do is head over to the official giveaway post and enter. You've got two hours to do it before we pick our lucky winner, so get to it already! Oh, and if you don't win fear not, because we've got lots more stuff to give away this month. Keep your eyes peeled next week for the next bit of swag*.
*Hint: next week's swag is even better (and more valuable) than a 120GB hard drive. Think about that.
The hard drive
If the Xbox 360 has one consistent complaint, it is undoubtedly the cost of its peripherals. In particular, the price of its hard drive has been the most difficult to stomach. $99 dollars for 20 gigabytes seems positively ludicrous in today's world of cheap storage. The new
It looks like promotional materials for the new "rumored" Xbox 360 120GB hard drive are surfacing. We received this picture from fanboy reader Ralph, who says it's a shot of Gamestop's promotional poster for the much rumored 120GB hard drive. Yes, we know it's a tiny picture, but Ralph says it's so small because it was sent to him via his trendy little Blackberry. Stupid Blackberrys and their small screens. So, is this confirmation of a new 120GB hard drive and possibly the 

Yahoo Games has confirmed that the PS3 will ship with a standard 60 gig hard drive that can be upgraded if preferred. Not clear if the upgrade means a larger hd, or an additional drive altogether (Joystiq thinks the latter).
Early next week 360Sata will release a $20 PCB that allows you to connect your Xbox 360 Hard Drive to your PC without opening the hard drive bay and voiding the warranty (no it won't let you upgrade the hd size). The site has an informative FAQ about USB-to-Sata converters, etc.




