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Why not just keep the dificulty levels as they are, and let the customer select what they are comfortable playing?
Dumb idea locking a game to the most difficult level.
Correct! The 'white' ring is the seperation space between the video partition and the game data. As part of security for the 360, the game DVD spins backwards from conventional DVD's. Movie DVDs spin clock-wise, xbox360 games spin counter clock-wise. The very first part of the 360 game disc contains what's called the video partition. This video partition works like a normal movie DVD, so if you accidently stick it in a DVD player, it will play a looping video that tells ya to put the disc in a xbox360 This video partition on the disc works and acts like a normal movie DVD (spins clock-wise). When you put the game disc into a 360 console, it ignores this video partition, and moves right to the game data parttion (which spins counter clock-wise). So the whiteish ring is the seperation space between the video partition and game data. Take a look at a store purchased music CD, you will see rings seperating each music track. The ring on a music CD represents 4 seconds of digital silence (all 00's).I think the ring is the point up to which information is burned onto the disc. If I am wrong the the tech geeks will swoop in like birds of prey and correct me...with gusto!
BigGhost_AJT
Try to right click on that uTorrent folder and make surethat folder is"shared". It should show up after rebooting your 360.
Have fun playing Halo, Gears on your PS3. LOL
Stranglehold on hardest mode. After failing maybe 10 times on one level, the game asked me if I wanted to switch to an easier mode!! Thiswas the first and only time a games suggested I try an easier mode.
Just finished Halo: Reach 30 minutes ago.:D
It feels different and fresh while still feeling like Halo. The armor abilities and loadouts add a whole new level of strategy and the new objective based gametypes are a lot of fun. There are some new weapons to keep things interesting as well.nate_c-12
I'd agree 100% with Nate. Don't forget about the holographic image abilities too. That "power up option" has come in handy in some situations so far.
would this allow you to play downloaded Halo 3 maps offline as well?
BLAS1AN
You should be able to play all downloaded game enhancements/new maps/etc all off line, with any profile. My one 360 hasn't seen LIVE in over a year, but all my downloaded game enhancements work with 3 gamer profiles.
Now arcade DLC is a little different. These DLC games are "marrried" to the console/gamer profile.
Best way to transfer DLC content to a new 360 is to do it all online, someone posted the link above. Let the webpage and your new 360 do all the work, sit back and watch your content being transfered. What you want to avoid is to download all your purchases DLC games onto your new 360 indemo game mode, thentrytorun the license transfer process.
Strangly enough, I just transfered all my DLC and game enhancements to a new 360 (along with gamer profiles), yet the 10 or so DLC and game enhancements still work on the old machine - even without the gamer profile I bought the DLC games with on the old 360. I think the next time I connect to LIVE, microsoft will disable the games (demo mode) on the old machine.
I actually like the game quite a lot. It takes a little time to get used to the right joystick to "lean" the rider to make tighter corners.
At first before playing, I thought the right joystick was going to ruin the game. Turns out i ACTUALLY like the leaning using the right
joystick. I recommend this game is you liked the original mx vs. atv
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