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Beating the story mode on normal. Thats completion me, the rest is extra. The only 360 game that i have that isn't completed (story mode wise) is dead rising. I kinda gave up on overtime mode like 3 months ago. Its like a hole in my heart.
I just got my 360 this past Christmas, but in the days leading up to it, I tried beating games I've had for a while, but never beat. Since getting my 360, I've noticed how clear-cut it was to beat many games on older systems- it was basically beating the story mode. On the 360, I'm debating on what it means to beat a 360 game: is it to complete the story mode, unlock all the achievements, or both?ALLeyesONme68
I honestly think you beaten a game when you go through the mandatory things in the game. So basically when a game has a percentage of how much is completed I say 100 % even though technically you have beaten a game through its story mode. Even in the last generation of games it was the same thing with Grand Thief Auto Series beating the game 100% will take a long time but going through the story mode is beating the game. With this achievements I personally think it's for bragging rights and to get people to experience the real game.
So I think of it like this if they make a sequel to a game would you be able to understand what's going on throughout the trilogy.
Overtime mode is easy. All you do is collect stuff. Maybe you're thinking Infinity mode.Beating the story mode on normal. Thats completion me, the rest is extra. The only 360 game that i have that isn't completed (story mode wise) is dead rising. I kinda gave up on overtime mode like 3 months ago. Its like a hole in my heart.
jarhead1990
When you complete the story mode and see the ending movie. All of the achievements and bonus material are just added extras.TigerGuy06
I agree 100%.
when you get all the achievementsMikerules868
So according to that and your gamerscore....you've never beaten a 360 game. Sucks to be you.
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