If you were quick, and if you were sad enough, you might have seen that Microsoft have submitted the X360 to the BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) for rating.
Now why would they do that?
Probably because the X360 will be shipping with content pre-loaded on the hard drive, which was exactly what it was.
The submission page is still up on the BBFC website, X360 page, but now the actual contents of what was in there have been taken down.
Luckily for us, Eurogamer managed to get the gen on the next-gen, so either have look at Eurogamer or take it from that there's 22 files of rouhgly 3-5 minutes long featuring music videos, musci and short movies.
On top of that there's a 23 minute long video titled 'DVD OF A GAME'... which is most likely to be a dirty great trailer for everything coming out on the X360 in the near future.
The fact that Microsoft are shipping the X360 with content pre-loaded only serves to reinforce the belief that MS are targetting the X360 as a home media system... with the pre-loaded content they're hoping to demonstrate the console's abilities to those who think consoles are just for games...
This is further reinforced when you consider that unlike the X-Box, the X360 will be usable as a DVD player straight out of the box with no need to buy any extra bits...