Summer of the 60GB and Blu-ray 360s?

GameSpot writes: "When the Xbox 360 Pro went on sale in November 2005, its 20GB hard drive was more than adequate to hold every Xbox Live Arcade game on the market with plenty of space to spare.

However, over the past two and a half years, Microsoft has released a bevy of content for the console: Xbox Live Marketplace currently contains thousands of gigabytes of themes, gamer pics, demos, arcade titles, expansion packs, downloadable content, television shows, and high and standard-definition movies. As a result, standard 360 owners are left with two extreme options: micromanage their 20GB drives or pony up for a $179 120GB drive or a $449 Xbox 360 elite."