[quote name='Cornelius']I'm with you ... but I still have 40'ish GB of movies I can burn if necessary. I do have all my XBLA+DLC loaded for such an emergency when I'll need to play "Lara Croft & the Guardian of Light" at a moment's notice(!) ... but I realized that since disc-based games aren't an impulse play, I can leave that DLC off the HDD, and restore it when I'm ready to grab all 4 addons to Borderlands, for example. Eventually I'll get desperate & throw a couple of 32GB flash drives onto the system, but for now, the 250GB drive is a reminder that hoarding is a disease & not "preparedness". :lol:[/QUOTE]
You're lucky you still have wiggle room with the ability to get rid of those movies.
if it was up to me, it'd all be digital. as much as it's neat to physically own the disc, it's not really necessary in actual practice. but with this space limitation, it sucks. if I need to play a disc game, I just pop it in and I'm off to the races. If I have to redownload, it takes at 5-15+ minutes to do it as well as plan what I'm going to delete.
If the system for keeping track of your downloads had more flexibility. Like if there was a way to sort by what DLC is not on your hard drive so that you don't have to keep spreadsheets or screen shots or whatever it is you do to remember what you own and are not on your hard drive. the download history list is slow and unwieldy. I made PDFs but it's still a pain to browse.
There are some huge DLC that I should delete because I rarely play them. But I'll probably forget about them if they're off the hard drive. Like some days, I'll just randomly browse my hard drive and something catches my eye and I play it. If it's not there, like they say, out of sight, out of mind.