rock generally.

 If im playing racing or RPG or RTS games i go for the more classic rock from the 80's

If im playing FPS or Sports games Ill go for the more heavier rock to get me pumped up while i play

well i was doing a little C&C, and during a campaign battle i paused and left for about 10 minutes.  When I came back the screen was black and the 360 had 3 red lights (top right one missing).  At first I was like "oh **** but after I restarted it it worked completely fine and it acted like nothign was wrong.  Even checked the temp of the box, wasnt hot at all (warm a little near the back) since I'd only been playin for an hour.  Anyone else had this, oand is it something to worry about that i got the dreaded red lights of death? 

NFS Most Wanted.  I was going "old school" this weekend

alot of it is about experimentation.  You kinda gotta get out there and try some of the games out there.  In my opinion xbox has games that suite every kind of gamer.  RTS. shooter, racing, RPG, etc.  And many more on the way. 

Since you like racing i recommend NFS or Test Drive, or DiRT

Fighting, Fight Night or the old capcom fighting on arcade

RPG, Mass Effect is coming

Other games you may like are Assasins Creed (coming soon but looks great) and splinter cell

Also the RTS games out and coming out look sweet and all the other great games out there.

[QUOTE="Icarus405"]GRAW was hard, but if yo played it like it was supposed to be played, it would have been the ride of your life. I bought it and finished it on both difficulty levels, great game...ImajinMyFX

yeh, you got to play it smart .. don't try to be rambo  

Being Rambo is half the fun of the game.  Atleast on GRAW 2 it was. 

Anyway my biggest waste of money was renting Spiderman 3....

u cnt its only vista that has widgetsmgs617

wrong, XP can download widgets and run them, but vista has the widget sidebar to make it easier.  Widgets on XP are anywhere you put them.