Those £20 prices are rubbish, you can get every single one of those for less money, but mine updated yesterday
Did this also add the option to eject games remotely? I really like that feature

The prices are regional based I believe.

http://www.xbox360achievements.org/news/news-3282-Microsoft-Responds-to-Inconsistent-Games-On-Demand-Prices.html

The games on demand dissapoints me, the title selection is small and prices are too much.

Not good.

You can get a used copy of Mass Effect at Gamestop for $15. I might as well buy it for that price, then.

i got transformers - halo 3 - lego batman - lego starwars complete................... for £25 with free post on ebay.

its best getting games pre owne or even new as its much cheaper than games on demand.

i can recall burnout on psn for £29.99..........i bought burnout ultimate box on ps3 for £19.99 new.

^ so those types of pricing is a joke

The ability to browse for Netflix movies on my Xbox is what I was waiting for - awesome!

How much space does the update take. I have the arcade with a 256 mb memory card and I can't sacrifice much memory.

I know I could buy a copy of Mass Effect in the form of the Classic edition for £15 delivered. Not really much of an incentive although I think the download option in theory gives you other benefits although I am not convinced they are worth the asking price.

Purchase - Purchase full games using Microsoft points or a credit card. Games are downloaded directly to your console (hard drive required), and your purchase history is stored by Xbox LIVE, meaning you can delete games and re-download them again if you run out of space.

Playing and Sharing - As with other LIVE content, your game license is linked to your Xbox LIVE account. Download your purchased games to any console you are logged into with your Gamertag, and anyone else can play on the console that your game was originally downloaded to. No physical disc is required to play these games!