What are the differences between Minesweeper for Windows XP and for Windows 7

I own a 250GB Xbox 360. It gives me the following advantages over a 4GB version.

1. I'm able to buy games from the "Games on-demand" store
   These games are like any other game, but paid with my VISA card and downloaded from the Xbox LIVE service. I do not need to insert a specific game disc to use them, they are available from the "Games library" menu.
   There is barely place to store a single Xbox 360 game on 4GB
2. I'm able to download music videos, movies? and other rich content from Xbox LIVE.
   You would only have place for a very limited amount of rich content on 4GB, my phone has more memory
3. I'm able to store games from game discs on my HDD.
   Some games are designed to run better, or natively do, when "installed" on the HDD. Halo: Reach is an example of such a game.
   The game disc needs to be inserted and working when playing "installed" games.
   Space will NOT be sufficient, again.

Trivia: An Xbox 360 game tends to be around 6GB.

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A user of this forum seems to have both versions and listed the pros:

Well, I've owned the GC version and I currently own the PS2 version.

GC pros:
Faster loading times
Smoother graphics/almost no slowdown

PS2 pros:
Extra playable character Dante
A new difficulty, "Sweet," it's the easiest difficulty in the game
Better unlockable music video

I hope you are still interested in the answer.