I really don't understand why so many people complains about this game.I't as good as the old 2D Metroidgames and a lotmore fun than Prime and it'ssequels. But anyway, to each his/her own, right?

I have a question. I've recentlybeat the final boss in hard mode (the metroid queen and MB) but for some reason it seems I can't play the extra portion of the game, when samus gets back totheBottleship to recover"something" (no spoilers here) and the extra final boss. Does somebody know if it's possible to play that part of the game in hard? Thanks.

Space Harrier!!!

Lost Odyssey and Eternal Sonata are just great. Tales of Vesperia looks nice and plays really well, but the story, the voice acting and the music were kind of a letdown for me.

Well, I don't think he's trolling. And nope, I don't think there's any way to shut your 360 up.

I like my 360 a lot more than my PS3, and still I have to admit it's too loud. Even if I'm playing HDD installed games the console makes too much noise compared to any other system I've played. Normally it's no big deal, but when playing at night it can be annoying... and I'm used to play at night; unfortunately there's no way to stop the noise, it's just normal.

- Dead or Alive 5

- Lost Odyssey 2.

- Outrun 3.

- A new 2D Castlevania.

- A new Panzer Dragoon.

You mean you ran out of time? It's just a matter of practice, but it is a difficult game, especially if you decide to take the Hard Route or if youre playing the 15 stage time trial. A good way to hone your skills is to play the heart attack mode.

Couldn't resist the urge to buy it. It's the same Outrun 2006 I played on the original Xbox, unfortunately it only includes the 15 courses of the Outrun 2SP arcade version, the other 15 courses of Outrun 2 are not in the game (which is a shame, since most of them were quite nice). It's strange, even the PSP version has all the 30 stages.

The weirdest thing is that Outrun 2 looks a bit better, and please don't go thinking I'm nuts, I actually put my Outrun 2 disc on the 360 and played through it three times. Maybe the guys at SEGA and Sumo had to cut some effects and stuff in order to make the game size smaller than 350 MB, don't know.

In any case,Outrun 2006 for any of the platforms it was released (Xbox, PS2, PSP and PC) there will be nothing new for you in this XBLA version of Outrun, but stll is a wonderful and fun game.

Nope. I love the game but I'm still not sure if I'll buy it, I already have Outrun 2 and Outrun 2006 for the original Xbox. Is the XBLA version any different? Does it offer any extras not seen in the previous versions?

I'm sure FFXIII will get higher scores form reviewers, but I stopped caring about Final Fantasy since FFX. When I played Lost Odyssey was like coming home: Interesting characters and story, a great soundtrack and a very familiar gameplay... for me Lost Odyssey is a lot better than present day FF's and as good ans the old Final Fantasy games.

I hope Mistwalker decides to make a new game soon.

I just looked at the Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 trailer and I liked it. I'll get it as soon as it's released. But it worries me a bit that Team Ninja is just enhancing a Itagaki directed game, all the new content looks fun and well implemented, the new online features look quite interesting, but at it's core it's still Itagaki's NGII. I don't know how well will this new Team Ninja perform when they decide to start a project from scratch. I mean, I´m pretty sure all Team Ninja members are really talented and all, but Itagaki was the mind behind everything that made DOA and NG what they are today, so I hope the guy who replaces him to be able to lead his team and produce what we all expect.

DOA4 and NGII were the reasons that made me buy a 360 at launch and those are the games that almost always are on my console. I think you're right: now that Itagaki is gone, Tecmo will start supporting the PS3 more and more. It's alright, as long as they don't abandon their X360 fanbase, but the fact that NGS2 won't be available on 360 makes me feel pessimistic.

Maybe we'll have to wait until Team Ninja makes a entirely new game to see if they can deliver without Itagaki, DOA5 could be the perfect opportunity for them to show the world what they can do without their old leader.