Is there a site that has a full list of the released xbla games?

If so im particulary looking for a list that would sort them by price.

kungfuquickness

They don't list their price, but gamespot has a list you can use. Just select the Xbox 360 Arcade tab in the reviews list.

I have a potentially serious issue with Two Worlds. I got the relic frame and collected all the 4 elements. I now have the relic with all elements in my inventory but my quest log is still telling me to obtain a relic frame and the icon still remains on my minimap where the relic frame was obtained from. What the hell do I do? THis is the MAIN quest.

AngryLush

You should take that game in to gamestop and take the few dollars they'll give you for trade. That game has way to many issues.

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Why bother playing a video game if you can complete the game without dying? At that point you're just going through the motions and not learning how to play the game. All games can be beaten without headache if you just take the time to learn how to play the game correctly. A game like Ninja Gaiden is like a fighting game, you need to learn all the moves and combos to be effective at killing your enemimes. If you just button mash your way through the game it will obviously be difficult. If you could easily reach the final cut seen button mashing than you're not really getting the most out of your $60.

Bioshock is a great example of this. The game truly is amazing to play on the hardest difficulty setting. On an easy setting you can just belt a big daddy with grenades untill he dropps, but on hard you really need to figure out how to use your environment to defeat the big daddies. And using the environment to defeat your enemies is what really made that such a killer game.

Zcrimson07

There are quite a few games out there worth $60, but not if you don't take the time to get the most out of them.

Why bother playing a video game if you can complete the game without dying? At that point you're just going through the motions and not learning how to play the game. All games can be beaten without headache if you just take the time to learn how to play the game correctly. A game like Ninja Gaiden is like a fighting game, you need to learn all the moves and combos to be effective at killing your enemimes. If you just button mash your way through the game it will obviously be difficult. If you could easily reach the final cut seen button mashing than you're not really getting the most out of your $60.

Bioshock is a great example of this. The game truly is amazing to play on the hardest difficulty setting. On an easy setting you can just belt a big daddy with grenades untill he dropps, but on hard you really need to figure out how to use your environment to defeat the big daddies. And using the environment to defeat your enemies is what really made that such a killer game.

Every boss has a specific strategy for taking them down. Once you have it figured out the boss fights arn't too difficult.

To win the Chapter 2 boss battle use your Dragon Sward Level 2. Use the Undefeatable Demon combo (Y,Y,Y), stay on the ground and avoid using any aerial attacks and use Reverse Wind to avoid getting hit. The real trick for me in this fight was to just take my time, and be patient.

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Alien Hominid HD, Ikaruga, Commanders: Attack of the Genos, Prince of Persia Classic, Wik Fable of Souls, Uno, Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, Worms, Lumines Live