The Orange Box, Call of Duty 4, Kane and Lynch, Army of Two, Guitar Hero 4, Rock Band, Assasin's Creed, PGR4, and a few others I can't think of off the top of my head.

Also I'll be getting about 15 Wii games. I've got it sitting under the bed waiting for christmas for the kids.

From recently played games

Favorite: Prey

Least Favorite: Shadowrun, The Darkness

God I've got a ton. hard to name them all. I've got 20 arcade games, and 37 actual games. I've got everything from Ghost Recon, to Call of Duty 2 and 3, Halo 3, Gears of War, Forza Motor Sport, Prey, Fight Night, Xmen Legends, Kameo, Oblivion, Crackdown, Bioshock, DOA 3, Madden 07 and 08, and a bunch more. The only games I don't have are sports games.

Favorite as of this moment, Call of Duty 3.

Making GTA into an MMO would be an even bigger crime than Star Wars Galaxies. GTA is about shooting random people and otherwise being a jackass. And every attempt at making it multiplayer ends up with people just being stupid **** and running each other over or otherwise not getting any missions done. Saint's Row is another example of how wrong it is to try and make a GTA into multiplayer... it doesn't work. GTA as an MMO would be an absolute nightmare, because you'd never be able to complete any of the missions without getting wasted 50 billion times in the process by some **** plowing into you or spamming their explosive weapons at any spawn point on the map. Hell, you'd never even GET TO a mission because all the people with no lives that play MMO's 24/7 will have levelled up to the point of having infinite ammo on their rocket launchers and sniper rifles and simply slaughter every person that signs on from the second they do. And then if you do want to play by yourself, forget it. MMO's take like groups of five or six people just to take a **** dump. And I haven't even begun to factor in the cost issue with an MMO at all. With the going rate of your average MMO being $15-20/month, That's a fresh new 360 game every 3-4 months you could have instead.,codezer0

You may be correct in your assumptions, but I propose this to you... Think completely outside the framework of the previous GTA's. Mission structures would change dramatically arround the MMO idea. You could still go crazy and do whatever you felt like, but the real fun would be in capturing neighborhoods, or thwarting crime, or building mansion fortresses, or whatever. Don't think GTA3 with a thousand people in it. Think GTA Country, a different type of game in the GTA universe.

I guess I'm a little bit confused. So bungie is leaving, and Microsoft owns Halo. Check. But did it also say that Microsoft retains the right to publish Bungie's games? Because as I read it, it doesn't sound like a clean break from Microsoft. To me it looks like Bungie will be able to go on and make whatever game they want without Microsoft breathing down their neck, but in the end Microsoft still owns Bungie, and makes money off the studio.

Take a look at APB.FireBurger

Why haven't I heard of this game? It's basically exactly what I'm talking about. There isn't much info on the game so far, so I imagine that it's very early in the development stages.

An MMO is not easy to develop. Especially one you describe. It would be very expensive and those costs could only translate to the consumer. So you would have to pay $ 10 per month just to play it or something of the nature.

-Aus-

Sure, and MMO's aren't Rockstar's forte. But with the billion dollars GTA4 rakes in, the money to develop the game is there. Also, I believe that games you have to pay a monthly fee for are lame, but I would be inclined to pay 10 bucks a month for a GTA mmo.

Also, another revenue stream albeit lame, to keep said game up and running might be micro-transactions. Like, pay a certain amount of real money to purchase things like air-planes, tanks, mansions etc.