It's a very good console port... i'm playing it on a laptop and it runs as smooth as silk. There also isn't much difference between the lowest and highest setting so if you have a pretty weak PC the game still looks really good and runs smoothly.

Any PC gamers that love racing games should definetly pick it up, you can download it now from EA's store.

That's pretty rough if true. I've had my 360 get the RROD twice now... but MS always tell you to just send the console in to them, not the hard drive. Then when they send your 360 back to you... all your licenses for everything you've bought on the marketplace get carried over, so you don't need to sign into Live to play them.

If you decide to buy a new 360... then you can download all your old content as many times as you like, as it's associated to your Gamertag. You would need to sign into Live though to be able to play it.

I dont know if anyone knew this but PC version with everything set to as low as possible(excluding resolution) youll still wind up with a better looking game, compared to consoles. +90fps at all times.(What I get on my computer with everything set to lowest)Jamiemydearx3

I have the PC version and I play on Low/Medium settings... it looks nowhere as good as the 360 version on those settings. Yeah, you can get a higher res and higher frames on low but it will still look pretty poor overall when compared with the 360 version. I'd rather have a good looking detailed game that runs at a semi-steady 30fps than something drab and ugly that runs at 90+ frames.

I prefer the original Streets Of Rage but Streets Of Rage 2 is also a pretty amazing game... it's a shame the online play for the Xbox Live Arcade version is so laggy.

I thought Streets Of Rage 3 was pretty awful though, the music isn't even good.

The game gives off a really good first impression... but after playing it for a few days you start to realise how dull and drab it is compared to the likes of Vice City or San Andreas.

It's a good game... an amazing game even, no doubt about it... but I had more fun with Saints Row 2.

Netflix is only for America yes?gameofthering

Yes... I think they should have had something similar ready for the other regions when they launched Netflix on 360. Still at least us in the UK have the overpriced Video Marketplace.:|

Like some people have said already though, I bought my 360 for gaming... being able to watch movies/tv shows on your console is a nice bonus but it's all about the games.

When I got my first RROD over a year ago it also displayed the E74 error. If I restarted my 360, it would sometimes work for up to 5 minutes before either freezing or displaying everything all pixilated... Then I would get the 3 red lights. MS replaced my 360 without any hassle.

My brothers 360 that was bought last March just crapped out 2 days ago, only his got 4 red lights which apparently means it's overheating. But after turning it on and off a few times trying to get it to work it then displayed the 3 red lights. So I called the store I bought it from (GAME) and they told me to just bring it back to them and they will replace it.

I just bought this game yesterday. My laptop has a Core 2 Duo 2.0Ghz, 4Gb RAM and a 9500m GS 512mb.

The game runs like **** but it's playable, barely.