Bioshock gets my vote. There just seems to be so many ways of killing dudes, that you have to change from the usual run and gun mindset.

My only dilemma is whether to purchase on the 360, or see if my PC falls to its knees.

I enjoyed Fight Night, and still regularly go back for a few rounds.

Other budget titles I would recommend are Saint Row and Splinter Cell 4 : Double Agent.

I am on my third xbox 360. The first purchased at launch lasted just 13 months, before displaying the red rings.

The second was returned to the store within 10 days with a faulty DVD drive.

My third is still alive and kicking :)

I would not keep replacing them except for the investment I have made in the games I have purchased.

To make matters worse, I carried my hard drive over each time, and now I must be logged onto xbox live to access much of my downloaded content.

Conversion can take some time. There are various options for quality, but standard is watchable.

Its not something I would want to do often though. I might check this ORB solution out instead.

Sorry, I have no VCD's.

On occasions I convert an unknown format using "AVS Video Tools". Not sure if I am allowed to add the URL, but a quick google search should point you in the right direction. I am not aware of any good free tools that do the same job.

The only video formats I have found to work so far are WMV and MP4. I watch "On the Spot" each week on my Xbox 360.

I believe MP4 support was only recently added, and will prompt for a download from xbox live when you first attempt it.

Hope this helps.

I recommend Saints Row, having spent many an hour playing it. I would still revisit it now, even though I have owned it for some time.