The response I got from them is that they cannot change the Country/Region, it is the only information they cannot change.  Therefore I will be forced to create a new ID.  Sadly it sounds like I will lose this profile as well to change my information.  Thats too bad because I liked this name.

So I took a serious look at the XmlSerializer Class and it has a lot of useful abilities to modify the Xml file such as XmlRootAttribute and such but I can't see a way to meld this with my current ContentReader, especially because the file still seems insistent on outputting <ArrayOfItem> in addition to <Item>, and I still ...

Okay, I guess I'll be forced to give them a call.  Thanks for the quick response :)

Michael, thanks for the advice but on my billing information, it won't allow me to change my country (which is the problem because then I can't select the correct state).  I checked out the support but it didn't seem to have an answer, I guess I need to call them unless somebody might know the answer to this or if a moderator ...

When I created this account I was in Japan but I've recently moved back to the US and I'm about to sign up for a premium membership so I need to change my location.  Thanks :)

Right now I am doing all my work in Windows; however, once I get my own 360 I will want to begin testing on that and thus will need to save and load on the Xbox.  Do I need different techniques to do both of these?  I see my problem right now is that I'm using the ContentReader/ContentWriter for the xml files that I wrote to import ...

Okay, so I've looked more carefully through the sample on ziggyware and I noticed that the Asset tag and XnaContent tag must remain the same so the only option that leaves me with is changing the way I am attempting to save my data.  Right now I am using the XMLSerializer attempting to save but now I understand that you are saying I ...

I'm not certain about why it is speeding up but in the update, doing:                     foreach (Player p in players)             ...

I am working on a similar project and just for scrolling, I've found a very basic camera class to be sufficient.  My camera class contains: 1. Position 2. Move Speed 3. Screen Size then in my update camera method, I check for movement (the keyboard in your case) and increment position by the move speed and the ...

Actually, that is what I am (attempting) to do.  Here is an example of my writer/reader Writer: using System;  using System.Collections.Generic;  using System.Linq;  ...