
According to a post made by JasonX1 over on the Xbox.com forums, he spotted some potential Fall Update facts on the back of his recently purchased Guitar Hero III keychain. More specifically, the keychain text hints at a new family timer and reads ...
Family Timer
- A simple tool that lets you manage how much time your kids spend on their Xbox 360.
- Manage time in daily or weekly increments. Easy for parent to suspend or add time.
- Available in December 2007 only through Xbox Live.

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I think it's a good idea. I mean, I would spend ALL WEEKEND gaming when I was younger. I suppose some children do game too much and this is a good tool to help combat that.
Kind of an good idea?. Man thats the sh*t!!!. Great feature for parents.
Dec!!! for what the game or the Update? :(
in keeping people like Jack Thompson out of the industries hair is good for us all.
lol lol parents are going to manage they child time
anyway do you really think parents are going to use these feature
That look at what their kids play?