I strongly suggest purchasing OBLIVION, GEARS OF WAR, and VIVA PINATA. these are all games that are well worth the $60. if you are looking for a good racing game, i would go with PGR3, it should only be $30 and i think that out of the several launch titles for the 360, it was the best.
Ever since the 360 was released, their have been games on the horizon. Each time the console approaches the launch of one of the anticipated games their is always another game coming. I dont see any slump in the 360's mementum. I can easily garauntee that the 360 has about 5-6 more years before we itch for the next console
I think the question you need to ask yourself is why are you buying the game in the first place. If you are buying the game for the sole intention of "playing" the game (which most people do) then you really dont need an art gallery or an inside look to the music of the game. Unless you are a dedicated fan itching for those useless nuggets of info then i suggest you go buy 10 rolls of fruit mentos. They kick ass.
If you love soccer that much then i would get UEFA. The rest of the list should be considered a rental. Crackdown lost its momentum after the first 8 hours and Lost Planet felt a little repetitive. Dont, under any circumstance, bring yourself to by MLB 07. baseball is boring enough to play, who would want to play it on tv?
I would personally side with tekken. The series is original and i think the game balances an amazing control scheme with characters that dont completely distract from the sole purpose of the genre; fighting
I seriously dont see the point in getting an elite. If you want more memory storage, connect your 360 to your computer, and if you want a sleek black finish, go out and buy a black faceplate. (it will save you close to $250)
I strongly suggest Oblivion and Viva Pinata as must buys. Since you are looking for rentals, i recommend getting condemned; it is a great play that doesnt take too long to beat.
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