I am pretty sure he wants to know what the highest possible amount of gamerscore is currently. So every retail game and every arcade game added together. Though i have no clue.
You pretty much have to be 1. Rich to afford every game and every downloadable game. 2. You'll have to live an identical lifestyle to that of fat ass guy off of South Park's World of Warcraft episode. No Life!!!!! I am plenty happy to be getting close to 20,000 GP's and I don't have to be glued to my 360 to do it.
You pretty much have to be 1. Rich to afford every game and every downloadable game. 2. You'll have to live an identical lifestyle to that of fat ass guy off of South Park's World of Warcraft episode. No Life!!!!! I am plenty happy to be getting close to 20,000 GP's and I don't have to be glued to my 360 to do it.Lostboy1224
Neither of those are completely true. People at the top use a modded Xbox so that they just have to buy disks(6 dollars a piece) and then burn the games on to them and then download the achievements online so that they just pop the game in and unlock them. Otherwise known as gamesaving. You also don't have to not have a life(although 95% of the time you won't) because the guy who used to be #1 before MS reset his gamerscore was appearently(from what I was told) a manager at a strip club and would just play in his office during work. I find it believable because I can't see there being much work for that job.
I would say its more likely to be around 1,000,000 rather than 400,000 - 500,000. If you take every arcade/community game into account and every Japanese game that we've never heard of.
[QUOTE="Lostboy1224"]You pretty much have to be 1. Rich to afford every game and every downloadable game. 2. You'll have to live an identical lifestyle to that of fat ass guy off of South Park's World of Warcraft episode. No Life!!!!! I am plenty happy to be getting close to 20,000 GP's and I don't have to be glued to my 360 to do it.dukebd699
Neither of those are completely true. People at the top use a modded Xbox so that they just have to buy disks(6 dollars a piece) and then burn the games on to them and then download the achievements online so that they just pop the game in and unlock them. Otherwise known as gamesaving. You also don't have to not have a life(although 95% of the time you won't) because the guy who used to be #1 before MS reset his gamerscore was appearently(from what I was told) a manager at a strip club and would just play in his office during work. I find it believable because I can't see there being much work for that job.
Gamesaving sucks. I don't understand what kind of satisfaction you get by being on top by cheating. It's like looking at the top of leaderboards and seeing godly scores that are just impossible. Even if there are a few legit ones no one can tell the difference or would believe it.
And the thing about the Strip Club manager is just hilarious.
I don't understand why achievements are such a big deal with the 360, sure they're fun and challenging to get but isn't the enjoyment and competition of the games a little more important?
I don't understand why achievements are such a big deal with the 360, sure they're fun and challenging to get but isn't the enjoyment and competition of the games a little more important?xL33TxTALENTx
hence individuality, the 'important' part of gaming is up to the user
I don't understand why achievements are such a big deal with the 360, sure they're fun and challenging to get but isn't the enjoyment and competition of the games a little more important?xL33TxTALENTx
Because they encourage you to do things you wouldn't normally do and explore more of the games content... trying to get the achievements... like in racing games... they have achievements like "Own all cars"... or "Use all cars"... I know that back in the PS2 days... any racing game I played, I would just save my money up, buy the best car, beat the game with that car... then never do anything else in the game... but on 360 with my Forza 2... I bought all 303 cars and I have used most of them... without achievements... I would have probably never done that...
The current highest gamerscore is a little over 300,000, though the maximum possible will be higher. Remember there are also some games that are region specific, so apart from just having and playing every game, you would also need a 360 from different regions to even play all the games.
umm its pretty easy dude to know this answer like 4real....... gamer score is huge for Microsoft it's an easy money maker that they really don't gotta put no effort into it. if there a limit there goes their few million dollars as we all know theirs like a 10% population that buy games just for gamer score and not fun if there is a limit set on it right now it would just be increased everytime game come out
Well the maximum gamerscore would be all the acheivements for every single 360 game plus DLC acheivements and all acheivement for XBLA games plus DLC acheivements. That would be a whole lot of points.
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