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When I got my new Xbox S last year, I had to do a license transfer and re-download them, in order to play them offline on the new Xbox.
The games, that wouldn't work offline and only offered trials, games you bought and downloaded onto an older 360 you had?
If they were, you're gonna have to what I did in order to play the full game offline. License transfer and than re-download (I actually had to delete the game and re-download it from my purchase history).
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Huh. that might just be the case, since the Slim hadn't been announced when it happened to me.[QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"]As for Fable 3, That game cheated me out of my happy ending. I fulfilled all of my promises and just slapped it on the Treasury's tab. The only concession I made against the wishes of the people was building the whorehouse- but at the time, I was starting to be able to turn a profit on my investments and I was raising the funds to save my people. I was watching the countdown drop 2 and 3 months at a time, so I figured at four months it would give me a last month to prepare. One more day spent adventuring, maybe 3 hours play time and I would have been able to save every single person in the kingdom.tribalTox
I didn't even raise funds. The game was already feeling like a chore, and me having to beat every game (atleast the story) that I own, I had to grind through it. I told myself, "F--- it, let see what happens if I don't raise funds". My debt was huge at the end but I did fulfill all my promises, which seemed useless. After I beat the story I didn't want to bring the treasury back to full glory, so I was done.
The game is fun, at the begining, but it seems to drag and just fizzle at the end. But for free, you can't complain!
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*on a side note, I don't know if you have played Kingdoms of Amalur:Reckoning, but if you haven't, it's a blast to play. To me, it seems to be the game Fable 2 & 3 should have been*
Man, I was so invested in that whole game. From the opening moment when Logan was all, like, "I'M GONNA BE A HUGE D-BAG! ARRRRGH!!" and I had to kill the girl, I swore I was gonna kill him but good. Even after the whole Ancient Evil plot was revealed and Logan explained himself, I still couldn't bring myself to spare him. I was actually surprised at how competent the game was in so many areas- the combat could've used some tweaking, but for a pre-Arkham melee action game, it was pretty good; the story was intriguing just for it's ability to take someone so apparently evil and then try and turn you into him; and the artstyle was an interesting choice just because it was so cartoony, only then to address such mature themes. On the whole, I would rate the whole experience a 7.5-8(if 1 means "sucks" instead of "broken"). It would have languished at a 6 except for the dramatic shift from adventuring to management, and would have rested proudly at a firm 8 if not for the sneak attack ending. 
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