Yeh man, I know what ya mean. Too bad Sega abandons all their good series. As craptastic as superstars is, at least it shows us they still remember the good old days where we partied like it was 1999
1. What does it cost? 2. Where do I find the cards (like Xbox Live Gold Membership cards) that'll hook me up? 3. Are any servers still up? ie: Halo, Counter strike. 4. How exactly does it work? Can someone explain it well for me please?zeppelin_64
1. I believe it's 60 dollars a year.
2. For the original Xbox you needed to go out and actually buy cards and starter kits. Now with enhanced live features on 360 you can order it right off the menu and go through some steps. I payed with a credit card.
3. Hellz yeh the servers are still up. They'll always be up. Just in some games there are less players than others. Like in Unreal Tournament 2 there would be around maybe 50-100 playing at one time while Halo 2 has like a couple of thousand. People are switching from H3 back to 2. People like me. :D
4. You pay, get a way to connect your internet to your Xbox (ex. router) and just play. It's actually all very simple.
Oh, all your racing games have made me remember yet another awesome soundtrack.
Burnout 3 had some great tracks. EA in general puts songs from up and coming bands that aren't that popular. I don't like really like this new age of rock nessecarily, but in some games, even music that you wouldn't listen to, you actually enjoy when put gameplay together with that particular music.
I can't decide between Megaman 2, Pokemon G/S/C (shaddap pokemon is awesomeness), and Jet Set Radio Future.
Megaman for it's mega sweet 8-bit guitar riffs. Pokemon I'm guessing is just these good old tunes that bring back memories from my childhood so it's just my opinion. JSRF for it's awesome collection of mostly electronic music, but it fits just right into the gameplay.
So, what are your favourites? (Prepares for hordes of FFVII fanboys)
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