I've purchased at least 15 things on the marketplace since getting accepted as a Rewards member, and yet I only have 20 pending points from taking a survey. :-\
Dead Space is not scary at all and has no atmosphere. With that said though, I do enjoy it, but in the same way that I enjoy Resident Evil 5. BioShock had really creepy atmosphere for the first fifth of the game, but after that it lost all of its eerieness. The very first part of BioShock was one of the scariest moments ever for me, since I've had a fear of video game oceans since Banjo-Kazooie and SM64. I just bought Alan Wake and Silent Hill: Homecoming, so hopefully those are at least creepy. I haven't yet played a scary game for the 360.
Is Enchanted Arms, Infinitie Undiscovery, and Blue Dragon any good???
erickb1983
Blue Dragon is very good if you don't mind its cutesiness and traditional formula. It's definitely one of my favorite RPGs, though I still haven't finished it (waiting to transfer my game save). If achievements are really important to you though, don't plan on getting many as there are no story-related achievements. I purchased Enchanted Arms two years ago and still haven't started it, and I haven't heard great things about Infinite Undiscovery.
Halo Reach is synonymous with 'disappointment.' Worst excuse for a Halo game and competitive shooter that I've seen in awhile. I spent nine years of my life playing Halo games for it to culminate in that?
The reason why me and all my friends stopped playing Reach after only a few weeks was because it is an extremely disappointing game and doesn't feel like Halo at all. I played every Halo game from the day it came out until the next (and Halo 2 for a year or so after H3 came out), but couldn't stomach this game for a mere three weeks.
I loved Halo 3, but I wanted something different, not the same game I've been playing since Halo 2.
This is wrong. Halo 3 was VERY different from Halo 2, and Halo Reach was extremely different from both of them.
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