The 360 has no variety at all.

Sony has so many exclusives because they are scrambling to find something that actually sells. Gran Turismo games only come out once a decade now and MGS is no longer exclusive so they are desperate for a system seller like Halo and Gears. Hell even Fable outsells most PS3 exclusives and those games are pretty bad.JohnnyCageMK

And guess who benefits from Sony making so many different critically acclaimed exclusives? Me!

Jeez, if that's why they make so many, I hope none of them sell! I'll buy a copy of them! Lol!

[QUOTE="Ravensmash"]You asked me what my favourite games on xbox 360 were and I told you. I didn't nitpick, I just laid out 7/8 titles off the top of my head that impressed me. There is no logic to what you're saying. I'm sure a PS3 fan (although I'm unsure of why that term is being used to exclude me) could come up with a more impressive sounding list, or a Wii gamer, or a PC gamer, or a fellow 360 gamer too.casharmy

That's just it, They really couldn't (check someone already did) and I already knew that because I am aware of the 360 library. I do not konw why a 360 fan would get mad at anyone saying the 360 doesn't have any varitety when it's more or less the case.

Yes 360 has multiplatform games that is well established, but no one NEEDS a 360 for multiplats. 360's variety isn't added up by how many games that it has which can also be found elsewhere, it's added up by what sets it apart I.E. exclusives and furthermore quality games that stand out and are worthy of attention.

When you talk about the great games that set each system apart, the top 2 games mentioned are Gears and Halo, after that it's Forza, then people just fish around to fill in what ever is there because there really aren't any other high quality games to nominate.

See, I have played it. And that is why I know it is simply Tomb Raider with a Micheal Bay budget and a better story. In fact that is why I play it. The story. If I played it for the gameplay I would of traded it already.

Posting an old graph from last year. It's a tad-bit outdated, but still reflects the obvious with respect to variety.

The Xbox 360 offers more genres to choose from compared to the PS3.

Admit it, WartornRuston, you bought Rayman Origins on PS3 because the d-pad on the 360 controller is bad.

[QUOTE="WarTornRuston"]

As for 360 exclusives?

Halo Reach

Forza 4

PGR4

Kameo

Alan Wake

arkephonic

First of all, Alan Wake isn't exclusive. Secondly, Kameo is a solid game, but that was a 360 launch title, and it is painfully obvious that it is a 6 year old game. I own it and have played it, it is good but top 5? Lol.....

2 car racing games in your top 5? :lol:

I can't believe this is your list, and you say nothing on PS3 can touch it. This is straight up laughable. I can't tell if you're joking or not.

You know what happens when a game doesn't sell well and it is critically acclaimed? It becomes a collector's item, and it appreciates in value greatly. Just look at Earthbound, it didn't sell all that well and it was critically acclaimed. Now the game sells for $200-$300 dollars.

As a game collector, I actually like buying critically acclaimed games that don't sell very well because they are good to hold on to.

You know what happens when a game doesn't sell well and it is critically acclaimed? It becomes a collector's item, and it appreciates in value greatly. Just look at Earthbound, it didn't sell all that well and it was critically acclaimed. Now the game sells for $200-$300 dollars.

As a game collector, I actually like buying critically acclaimed games that don't sell very well because they are good to hold on to.

arkephonic

The only reason Cows hold Uncharted as the gold standard of video games is because it looks pretty for a console game. It's a decent cover shooter at best and its story is an Indiana Jones ripoff. It's just a shallow experience with production values filling the rest.princeofshapeir

You know, reviewers have a criteria, and they look at more than just graphics when reviewing a game. If graphics were the be all end all, games like Killzone 3 would have gotten a 10 everywhere.

Admit it, WartornRuston, you bought Rayman Origins on PS3 because the d-pad on the 360 controller is bad.

arkephonic

You know what happens when a game doesn't sell well and it is critically acclaimed? It becomes a collector's item, and it appreciates in value greatly. Just look at Earthbound, it didn't sell all that well and it was critically acclaimed. Now the game sells for $200-$300 dollars.

As a game collector, I actually like buying critically acclaimed games that don't sell very well because they are good to hold on to.

arkephonic

You have a Kinect? Do you have Fighters Uncaged?

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

You know what happens when a game doesn't sell well and it is critically acclaimed? It becomes a collector's item, and it appreciates in value greatly. Just look at Earthbound, it didn't sell all that well and it was critically acclaimed. Now the game sells for $200-$300 dollars.

As a game collector, I actually like buying critically acclaimed games that don't sell very well because they are good to hold on to.

Shockwave-DASH

Lol, games are pressed/printed in waves. The number of waves are dependant on sales. Sony games won't print a ton of games if the game isn't selling.

Freaking Nintendo games, lol, they can sell a ton of copies and still have a high resale value, and still appreciate in value. Mario Kart 64 for example is one of the more pricey cartridges, and it sold 10+ million copies. I think it's due to the fact that Nintendo 1st party games never drop in price, ever. Nintendo 1st party games are good ones to collect.

You have a Kinect? Do you have Fighters Uncaged?

arkephonic

[QUOTE="princeofshapeir"]The only reason Cows hold Uncharted as the gold standard of video games is because it looks pretty for a console game. It's a decent cover shooter at best and its story is an Indiana Jones ripoff. It's just a shallow experience with production values filling the rest.arkephonic

You know, reviewers have a criteria, and they look at more than just graphics when reviewing a game. If graphics were the be all end all, games like Killzone 3 would have gotten a 10 everywhere.

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="arkephonic"]

You know what happens when a game doesn't sell well and it is critically acclaimed? It becomes a collector's item, and it appreciates in value greatly. Just look at Earthbound, it didn't sell all that well and it was critically acclaimed. Now the game sells for $200-$300 dollars.

As a game collector, I actually like buying critically acclaimed games that don't sell very well because they are good to hold on to.

arkephonic

Lol, games are pressed/printed in waves. The number of waves are dependant on sales. Sony games won't print a ton of games if the game isn't selling.

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="arkephonic"]

You know what happens when a game doesn't sell well and it is critically acclaimed? It becomes a collector's item, and it appreciates in value greatly. Just look at Earthbound, it didn't sell all that well and it was critically acclaimed. Now the game sells for $200-$300 dollars.

As a game collector, I actually like buying critically acclaimed games that don't sell very well because they are good to hold on to.

arkephonic

Lol, games are pressed/printed in waves. The number of waves are dependant on sales. Sony games won't print a ton of games if the game isn't selling.

Freaking Nintendo games, lol, they can sell a ton of copies and still have a high resale value, and still appreciate in value. Mario Kart 64 for example is one of the more pricey cartridges, and it sold 10+ million copies. I think it's due to the fact that Nintendo 1st party games never drop in price, ever. Nintendo 1st party games are good ones to collect.

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

[QUOTE="princeofshapeir"]The only reason Cows hold Uncharted as the gold standard of video games is because it looks pretty for a console game. It's a decent cover shooter at best and its story is an Indiana Jones ripoff. It's just a shallow experience with production values filling the rest.princeofshapeir

You know, reviewers have a criteria, and they look at more than just graphics when reviewing a game. If graphics were the be all end all, games like Killzone 3 would have gotten a 10 everywhere.

Uncharted is a jack of all trades, but a master of none. That said, it does do a lot of things well, and from a complete package standpoint, it's deserving of its scores.

Assassin's Creed's platforming sucks, what are you talking about?

Metal Gear Solid 4 is one of the best games of this generation.

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"] This makes no sense, Earthbound had limited copies, Sony spams out large quantities of games to buy which is one of the many reasons why they don;t like games not selling.Shockwave-DASH

Lol, games are pressed/printed in waves. The number of waves are dependant on sales. Sony games won't print a ton of games if the game isn't selling.

Freaking Nintendo games, lol, they can sell a ton of copies and still have a high resale value, and still appreciate in value. Mario Kart 64 for example is one of the more pricey cartridges, and it sold 10+ million copies. I think it's due to the fact that Nintendo 1st party games never drop in price, ever. Nintendo 1st party games are good ones to collect.

Where at?

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"] This makes no sense, Earthbound had limited copies, Sony spams out large quantities of games to buy which is one of the many reasons why they don;t like games not selling.Shockwave-DASH

Lol, games are pressed/printed in waves. The number of waves are dependant on sales. Sony games won't print a ton of games if the game isn't selling.

That's called a herp derp decision. I don't believe that, do you have a link to prove that? That sounds completely unrealistic, why would anyone print 4 million copies from the start? Not even Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword would do something like that. I remember the first print for that game had the soundtrack included, and then they base the next print on the sales of that one.

And before someone starts with "All you have is shooters" that is because that is what I like. Shooters, Racing, Football, and old school games like 2D platformers (I have a crap ton of XBLA and PSN games). It is what it is. Just because I have no interesnt in JRPG's, Strategy, and lame Japanese crap you all pitch tents over like Godhand and Vanquish does not make me less of a gamer or not as game savy. Plus I spend most of my time with......da da da da my girlfriend. Need a pic of that as well?

You bought Starhawk? Even I have no plans to buy that game. WarTorn is a moo moo cow.

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="arkephonic"]

Lol, games are pressed/printed in waves. The number of waves are dependant on sales. Sony games won't print a ton of games if the game isn't selling.

Freaking Nintendo games, lol, they can sell a ton of copies and still have a high resale value, and still appreciate in value. Mario Kart 64 for example is one of the more pricey cartridges, and it sold 10+ million copies. I think it's due to the fact that Nintendo 1st party games never drop in price, ever. Nintendo 1st party games are good ones to collect.

arkephonic

Where at?

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"] You can get Mario Kart 64 for 5 dollars, don't be mad because you got ripped off.Shockwave-DASH

Where at?

Well if you're basing it on some flea market find or some uninformed seller at a garage sale or Craigslist or something, then no **** sherlock. You'd also be able to find Earthbound for $5 dollars as well.

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="arkephonic"]

Lol, games are pressed/printed in waves. The number of waves are dependant on sales. Sony games won't print a ton of games if the game isn't selling.

arkephonic

That's called a herp derp decision. I don't believe that, do you have a link to prove that? That sounds completely unrealistic, why would anyone print 4 million copies from the start? Not even Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword would do something like that. I remember the first print for that game had the soundtrack included, and then they base the next print on the sales of that one.

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="arkephonic"]

Where at?

arkephonic

Well if you're basing it on some flea market find or some uninformed seller at a garage sale or Craigslist or something, then no **** sherlock. You'd also be able to find Earthbound for $5 dollars as well.

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"] So why did Resistance 3 ship over 4 million when it barely broke 1? And none of the prequels pointed it was selling well enough to move 4 million?Shockwave-DASH

That's called a herp derp decision. I don't believe that, do you have a link to prove that? That sounds completely unrealistic, why would anyone print 4 million copies from the start? Not even Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword would do something like that. I remember the first print for that game had the soundtrack included, and then they base the next print on the sales of that one.

Normally, a game's first print is obviously the largest, because roughly 80% of console game lifetime sales are within the first month. 4 million though sounds like a complete mistake for Resistance 3. I'm sure the person who made that decision is fired now.

I wonder if the American version of Xenoblade Chronicles will ever be worth something considering it had a limited print.

You bought Starhawk? Even I have no plans to buy that game. WarTorn is a moo moo cow.

arkephonic

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"] Internet People Stores Thrift shops Online Electronic Super HighwayShockwave-DASH

Well if you're basing it on some flea market find or some uninformed seller at a garage sale or Craigslist or something, then no **** sherlock. You'd also be able to find Earthbound for $5 dollars as well.

No, I'm saying it's stupid to discredit the value of a game based on some random flea market find. For instance, my friend not too long ago bought a brand new, boxed, unopened NES console bundle with Super Mario Duck Hunt combo and Zapper for $5 dollars at a garage sale.

Does that mean that the resale value of a brand new, unopened NES console is $5 dollars?

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

You bought Starhawk? Even I have no plans to buy that game. WarTorn is a moo moo cow.

WarTornRuston

I wouldn't know anything about having trouble finding games. The only games I play online are Modern Warfare 3 and Battlefield 3, and those have half a million players online at any given point in time.

I've beaten tons of other games with online components like Killzone, Resistance or whatever, but I never even try the online portion. Online portions don't interest me at all unless it's Battlefield or Call of Duty. I've been playing those two franchises online since their inceptions with BF1942 and the original CoD.

[QUOTE="WarTornRuston"][QUOTE="arkephonic"]

You bought Starhawk? Even I have no plans to buy that game. WarTorn is a moo moo cow.

arkephonic

I wouldn't know anything about having trouble finding games. The only games I play online are Modern Warfare 3 and Battlefield 3, and those have half a million players online at any given point in time.

I've beaten tons of other games with online components like Killzone, Resistance or whatever, but I never even try the online portion. Online portions don't interest me at all unless it's Battlefield or Call of Duty. I've been playing those two franchises online since their inceptions with BF1942 and the original CoD.

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="arkephonic"]

That's called a herp derp decision. I don't believe that, do you have a link to prove that? That sounds completely unrealistic, why would anyone print 4 million copies from the start? Not even Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword would do something like that. I remember the first print for that game had the soundtrack included, and then they base the next print on the sales of that one.

arkephonic

Normally, a game's first print is obviously the largest, because roughly 80% of console game lifetime sales are within the first month. 4 million though sounds like a complete mistake for Resistance 3. I'm sure the person who made that decision is fired now.

I wonder if the American version of Xenoblade Chronicles will ever be worth something considering it had a limited print.

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

[QUOTE="WarTornRuston"] Worst campaign I have ever played. And it is pretty obvious that you did not buy it because finding a game on it right now is a joke. You cows just do not have a game that attracts everyone except Uncharted. Finding a game in any of my PS3 exclusives online is a pain. Twisted Metal has a decent crowd right now but they pay 1 or 2 rounds than quit. Honestly- PS3 exclusives just don't last online. Except Socom Confrontation.....LOLWarTornRuston

I wouldn't know anything about having trouble finding games. The only games I play online are Modern Warfare 3 and Battlefield 3, and those have half a million players online at any given point in time.

I've beaten tons of other games with online components like Killzone, Resistance or whatever, but I never even try the online portion. Online portions don't interest me at all unless it's Battlefield or Call of Duty. I've been playing those two franchises online since their inceptions with BF1942 and the original CoD.

Exclusives? CoD and BF?

I actually prefer them on PS3 because of the controller. I'm not good at all with the 360 controller. The analog sticks are much too stiff. I even have trouble racing with games like Forza. Even though I love Forza 4, I have a hard time playing it because of the analog sticks on the controller. With the DualShock 3 I have no problems with any games.

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="arkephonic"]

Well if you're basing it on some flea market find or some uninformed seller at a garage sale or Craigslist or something, then no **** sherlock. You'd also be able to find Earthbound for $5 dollars as well.

arkephonic

No, I'm saying it's stupid to discredit the value of a game based on some random flea market find. For instance, my friend not too long ago bought a brand new, boxed, unopened NES console bundle with Super Mario Duck Hunt combo and Zapper for $5 dollars at a garage sale.

Does that mean that the resale value of a brand new, unopened NES console is $5 dollars?

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"] I'm sorry but you're the only one who mentioned Craigslist. How about going online shopping?Ebay, Amazon, gaming WEBSITES, ONLINE GAMING STORES. THe fact you said craigslist makes me worry because you would have to be a fool to think that place is reliable.Shockwave-DASH

No, I'm saying it's stupid to discredit the value of a game based on some random flea market find. For instance, my friend not too long ago bought a brand new, boxed, unopened NES console bundle with Super Mario Duck Hunt combo and Zapper for $5 dollars at a garage sale.

Does that mean that the resale value of a brand new, unopened NES console is $5 dollars?

Well then show me some links of where you can get Mario Kart 64 for $5 bucks, because I'm just not seeing it.

[QUOTE="WarTornRuston"][QUOTE="arkephonic"]

I wouldn't know anything about having trouble finding games. The only games I play online are Modern Warfare 3 and Battlefield 3, and those have half a million players online at any given point in time.

I've beaten tons of other games with online components like Killzone, Resistance or whatever, but I never even try the online portion. Online portions don't interest me at all unless it's Battlefield or Call of Duty. I've been playing those two franchises online since their inceptions with BF1942 and the original CoD.

arkephonic

Exclusives? CoD and BF?

I actually prefer them on PS3 because of the controller. I'm not good at all with the 360 controller. The analog sticks are much too stiff. I even have trouble racing with games like Forza. Even though I love Forza 4, I have a hard time playing it because of the analog sticks on the controller. With the DualShock 3 I have no problems with any games.

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

[QUOTE="WarTornRuston"] Interesting. You are playing your exclusives wrong. I play those games on the 360. ALL OF MY FRIENDS HAVE 360's!!!!! To be honest that is the only reason I still have a 360. That and Halo 4. However Fez and Trials Evo has took a great deal of my time and they are both something she digs as well.WarTornRuston

Exclusives? CoD and BF?

I actually prefer them on PS3 because of the controller. I'm not good at all with the 360 controller. The analog sticks are much too stiff. I even have trouble racing with games like Forza. Even though I love Forza 4, I have a hard time playing it because of the analog sticks on the controller. With the DualShock 3 I have no problems with any games.

If it's not Call of Duty or Battlefield, I'm not playing it online. I did play Resident Evil 5 online quite a bit, that was fun. The single player is more than enough for me, I don't need to play the multiplayer. I've never even tried Uncharted multiplayer before.

I like my xbox. Have a lot of fun games for it. Couldn't care less if they are on PS3 or not.

Posting an old graph from last year. It's a tad-bit outdated, but still reflects the obvious with respect to variety.

The Xbox 360 offers more genres to choose from compared to the PS3.

Stevo_the_gamer

Man, I miss all the ownage graphs. I hope someone starts making them again next gen.

And by "someone" that probably leaves you, Stevo. GET TO WORK!

haha SW is **** with your mind bro

[QUOTE="WarTornRuston"]

As for 360 exclusives?

Halo Reach

Forza 4

PGR4

Kameo

Alan Wake

arkephonic

First of all, Alan Wake isn't exclusive. Secondly, Kameo is a solid game, but that was a 360 launch title, and it is painfully obvious that it is a 6 year old game. I own it and have played it, it is good but top 5? Lol.....

2 car racing games in your top 5? :lol:

I can't believe this is your list, and you say nothing on PS3 can touch it. This is straight up laughable. I can't tell if you're joking or not.

The guy's crazy. Either that or his taste is really poor.

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

[QUOTE="WarTornRuston"]

As for 360 exclusives?

Halo Reach

Forza 4

PGR4

Kameo

Alan Wake

Gue1

First of all, Alan Wake isn't exclusive. Secondly, Kameo is a solid game, but that was a 360 launch title, and it is painfully obvious that it is a 6 year old game. I own it and have played it, it is good but top 5? Lol.....

2 car racing games in your top 5? :lol:

I can't believe this is your list, and you say nothing on PS3 can touch it. This is straight up laughable. I can't tell if you're joking or not.

The guy's crazy. Either that or his taste is really poor.

Like I said. This forum does not understand the concept of different people like different things. What are your top 5 360 games?

[QUOTE="Gue1"]

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

First of all, Alan Wake isn't exclusive. Secondly, Kameo is a solid game, but that was a 360 launch title, and it is painfully obvious that it is a 6 year old game. I own it and have played it, it is good but top 5? Lol.....

2 car racing games in your top 5? :lol:

I can't believe this is your list, and you say nothing on PS3 can touch it. This is straight up laughable. I can't tell if you're joking or not.

WarTornRuston

The guy's crazy. Either that or his taste is really poor.

Like I said. This forum does not understand the concept of different people like different things. What are your top 5 360 games?

Your taste in games and your game library really cut the PS3 short.

Demon's Souls for example, do you not like games like that? Demon's Souls is such a good game, one of the best I've ever played in my life quite honestly.

What about Metal Gear Solid 4, did you ever play through it or even give that one a chance?

If you like Rayman Origins enough to warrant 2 copies of it, you should most definitely at least try the LittleBigPlanet games.

Heavy Rain is unlike anything else out there, and is critically acclaimed. Definitely worth a playthrough.

God of War III is one of my favorite games of all time, do you not like hack n slash games?

You might not like baseball, but the MLB The Show games are the best there is for baseball.

Infamous 1 and 2 are excellent for open world super hero games. Not quite as good as the Batman series, but great nonetheless.

I mean, if all you like is shooting and racing, Xbox 360 would be the perfect console for you, lol. I myself like a wide variety of different genres.

Here's my top 5 Xbox 360 list.

1) Halo Reach

2) Gears of War 3

3) Forza 4

4) Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary

5) Tales of Vesperia

[QUOTE="WarTornRuston"]

[QUOTE="Gue1"]

The guy's crazy. Either that or his taste is really poor.

arkephonic

Like I said. This forum does not understand the concept of different people like different things. What are your top 5 360 games?

Your taste in games and your game library really cut the PS3 short.

Demon's Souls for example, do you not like games like that? Demon's Souls is such a good game, one of the best I've ever played in my life quite honestly.

What about Metal Gear Solid 4, did you ever play through it or even give that one a chance?

If you like Rayman Origins enough to warrant 2 copies of it, you should most definitely at least try the LittleBigPlanet games.

Heavy Rain is unlike anything else out there, and is critically acclaimed. Definitely worth a playthrough.

God of War III is one of my favorite games of all time, do you not like hack n slash games?

You might not like baseball, but the MLB The Show games are the best there is for baseball.

Infamous 1 and 2 are excellent for open world super hero games. Not quite as good as the Batman series, but great nonetheless.

I mean, if all you like is shooting and racing, Xbox 360 would be the perfect console for you, lol. I myself like a wide variety of different genres.

Here's my top 5 Xbox 360 list.

1) Halo Reach

2) Gears of War 3

3) Forza 4

4) Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary

5) Tales of Vesperia

[QUOTE="WarTornRuston"]

[QUOTE="Gue1"]

The guy's crazy. Either that or his taste is really poor.

arkephonic

Like I said. This forum does not understand the concept of different people like different things. What are your top 5 360 games?

Your taste in games and your game library really cut the PS3 short.

Demon's Souls for example, do you not like games like that? Demon's Souls is such a good game, one of the best I've ever played in my life quite honestly.

What about Metal Gear Solid 4, did you ever play through it or even give that one a chance?

If you like Rayman Origins enough to warrant 2 copies of it, you should most definitely at least try the LittleBigPlanet games.

Heavy Rain is unlike anything else out there, and is critically acclaimed. Definitely worth a playthrough.

God of War III is one of my favorite games of all time, do you not like hack n slash games?

You might not like baseball, but the MLB The Show games are the best there is for baseball.

Infamous 1 and 2 are excellent for open world super hero games. Not quite as good as the Batman series, but great nonetheless.

I mean, if all you like is shooting and racing, Xbox 360 would be the perfect console for you, lol. I myself like a wide variety of different genres.

Here's my top 5 Xbox 360 list.

1) Halo Reach

2) Gears of War 3

3) Forza 4

4) Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary

5) Tales of Vesperia

[QUOTE="arkephonic"]

[QUOTE="WarTornRuston"] What guy? I have posted pics of most of my 360 and PS3 collection on this thread. And I also said what types of games I like. Someones taste in games will always be different than someone elses. I am pretty sue if you look in my game catalog youwill not find bargain bin titles 3 monthd after release with the exception of Rayman.

Like I said. This forum does not understand the concept of different people like different things. What are your top 5 360 games?

Shockwave-DASH

Your taste in games and your game library really cut the PS3 short.

Demon's Souls for example, do you not like games like that? Demon's Souls is such a good game, one of the best I've ever played in my life quite honestly.

What about Metal Gear Solid 4, did you ever play through it or even give that one a chance?

If you like Rayman Origins enough to warrant 2 copies of it, you should most definitely at least try the LittleBigPlanet games.

Heavy Rain is unlike anything else out there, and is critically acclaimed. Definitely worth a playthrough.

God of War III is one of my favorite games of all time, do you not like hack n slash games?

You might not like baseball, but the MLB The Show games are the best there is for baseball.

Infamous 1 and 2 are excellent for open world super hero games. Not quite as good as the Batman series, but great nonetheless.

I mean, if all you like is shooting and racing, Xbox 360 would be the perfect console for you, lol. I myself like a wide variety of different genres.

Here's my top 5 Xbox 360 list.

1) Halo Reach

2) Gears of War 3

3) Forza 4

4) Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary

5) Tales of Vesperia

I never made the argument that the top tier 360 games spanned a large number of different genres, in fact, I've argued the opposite.

The top tier Xbox 360 games are shooting games and racing games.

LOL pretty much only multiplats.

themajormayor