Sounds interesting....can you provide me more details i.e. how to go about it......thanx
I'll give you the basic outline, and if you want to go ahead with it it's a very cheap and very efficient system.
1) You need an Xbox, memory card, a USB extension cable and an original copy of Spinter Cell.
2) There's a save-game exploit for Splinter Cell which has a small Linux build in it, which will execute when you load the save from your memory card, so you'll need that too.
3) You have to make a modification to the controller so it has a USB A plug instead of the proprietary Xbox one (don't worry it's super easy to do). Then use a free piece of software to transfer the Splinter Cell save from your PC to the memory card and load it up on your Xbox. It'll process stuff for about 10 mins and next time you boot up your Xbox you'll have a new dashboard.
4) Then you FTP into the Xbox and copy over a peice of software called XBMC (Xbox Media Center) - also free.
That's the basic outline. If you choose to do it either just for fun or as an HTPC (I'm using mine right now and it really is awesome) then I'd be happy to PM you step by step from start to finish.
Using a peice of software on your PC you can share certain folders on the XBMS protocol, and then watch/listen/view the contents on your Xbox. It handles music, video and pictures.