I've recently been playing through a ton of co-op arcade beat em up games with a friend and would love to see Capcom update masterpieces like Captain Commando, Knights of the Round, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, among others..... although they wouldnt be able to release 'The Punisher' or Alien vs Predator' due licensing issues. Theres something about the original arcade graphics of these games (not the console ports) that look way better than updated HD games like Turtles in Time XBLA, so HD updates arent necessarily a better thing, as long as they do it right.
I had 260 points leftover and just bought Sonic&Knuckles. It's certainly a good use of points instead of being an idiot and buying avatar clothes/items like a bunch of people do.
I have Midway Arcade Treasures 2 and 3 for the original Xbox and neither of them work on the 360, so I'm assuming Arcade Treasures 1 doesnt work either, which is an incredible shame because theyre excellent games.
Resident Evil: Outbreak. They couldnt go wrong with classic RE gameplay and 4-player co-op updated with current-gen graphics, voice chat, etc. I wouldnt even care if they had a versus mode that rips off L4D where one team controls some of the zombies/zombie animals/bosses and tries to kill the humans before they complete their objectives.
the only way I would be interested in a new MK game is if they do away with the cartoonish clunky character models and try to make the game look visually photorealistic with character models/settings while maintaining the arcade gameplay and gratuitous violence that we all love.
There aren't really any good atmospheric survival-horror zombie games for this current-gen of consoles that have co-op, most of them are fast pace run-and-gun action, but are still enjoyable. L4D2 heavily emphasizes cooperative gameplay and is hands down the best on your list because WaW zombie's is a single gameplay mode and Dead Rising doesn't even have a multiplayer feature(the sequel supposedly does).
yes. you can stream music from your pc to your 360. Open up Windows Media Player, then click Library at the top(click the drop down menu) then select 'Media Sharing'.... then Xbox 360 should show up as one of the options, select it and click allow. You should now be able to play music from your PC while playing games with your 360.... I use this all the time and it works flawlessly.
I'd like to see EA make an NCAA lacrosse game and release on XBLA for $20.... kinda like they did last year for NCAA March Madness. They could easily use the FIFA engine and modify it into a lacrosse game.
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