I have just brought a 60GB HDD to replace my 20GB one. i dont have a tranfer cable but i do have a memory card, can i transfer my saved games between the two?
Im just wondering if anyone elses 360 when you turn it off stays on for a short time with the fans going, mine didnt used to do it before NXE. Im guessing its just to shift the hot air out of the system after. im just intrigued to see if anyone elses does it. also seems odd that my gamercard will say i was last on the dashboard when i just turned it off from ingame.
btw i dont have a charge kit or any USB peripherals connected so its not them that are keeping it on.
Its way too short, if you want a game for longevity and story then Fable 2 is sadly not it. I found the story compelling but very short and very easy. There are plenty of side quests but a dedicated gamer could easily have it all wrapped up in 2 weeks or less.
I would say Rent Fable 2 to be honest, see if you like it then consider buying it.
Thanks for that lethrin i completed the main quests Friday night and brought out the rest of the world then saturday went and brought Fallout 3 while my money racks up on Fable 2 so i can buy the castle. saves me playing through again just to find the same ending! Great game but could do with being longer, good replay value though if you played straight and true like me and did the pure Good route, i will return to it after i play through Fallout for sure then like wise with fallout me thinks.
**SPOILERS** DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVE NOT COMPLETED THE MAIN QUEST
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Can anyone tell me if you get different ending as to who kills Lucian at the end, does it depend on the "perfect world" section as to which of the 3 mingame/quests you complete? i didnt finish the bottle smashing but did the other two and the hero of skill shot lucian off the platform, which was a bit of a let down i wanted a big final battle!so if i complete all of the min quests do i get to kill the evil smegger?
If a game is by its very design a multiplayer game and its marketed as such then i don't have a problem with that as you know exactly what you are getting and your under no illusion.
I totally agree if a game interests me i will buy it for the main single player aspects, the multiplayer is a bonus that may well keep me coming back. The problem is i see the game market getting saturated with pish poor single player games that will sell on the promise of good multiplayer play leaving us with mindless, story-less on-line frag fests. in the instance of the 360 even though XBL isn't outlandishly expensive (aprox 11p per day) i still begrudge buying a game then having to pay for live to get the best out of it.
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