I don't want to register with EA so I'm not gonna open it until I know. Otherwise I'll return it if I have to do anything with EA.

The best part about Call of Duty Zombies is how drop in and drop out it is.

You don't need to grind at it. You just need to be good at games. It rewards skill over day 1 purchasing and playing every single day.

It's like a good arcade game about skill rather than inserting quarters.

Yeah you're fine. As long as you do NOT want DLC or do NOT want to install movies, then four GB is plenty :)

destinhpark

I'm looking for games for the Xbox 360 that are good stand alone titles without DLC and are exclusive to the Xbox 360.

See: Shadow Complex and The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai

20gb is not enough. In actuality it's 13gb-14gb. It's not a full 20gb like it says. I don't know how Microsoft gets away with that though. However even with that was not enough.

http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/saw-ii-flesh-blood-xbox-360-previously-played/10154263.aspx?path=63f50a5855c0ff277b9ce672d81d4747en02

I just topped myself.

http://i.imgur.com/n4jTi.png

http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/super-4-game-gift-pack-xbox-360/10188374.aspx?path=83fb6c2f4eab72dd25561c355765bfb7en02

Really? Really?

Regularly in Canada where they sell video games I see this:

>$19.99 for Oblivion(new)
>$19.99 for GTA4(new)
>$9.99 for SAW 2(new)
>$9.99 for Kane & Lynch 2(new)

So they're RIPPING YOU OFF.

I'm curious to know about some games that you may have turned on that are from 2007-2009 and you are shocked that still have people playing them.

I'm curious to know about some games that you may have turned on that are from 2007-2009 and you are shocked that still have people playing them.

Since sometimes directors of games want to make games that use features specific to a system.

Like how the PS3 has pressure sensitive face buttons but the Xbox 360 doesn't.