Thanks for all the info guys. I am not getting a new Wii, s no need to transfer anything, just getting rid of mine system (economy is a little to tight right now). I guess I will make sure I finish those last couple of games before it goes and let the new owner know. Thanks again everyone.
I am planning on giving my Wii away, but have a bunch of Virtual Console games. I know I can not save them or anything, but I want to see if anyone knows do they go with the system. I am sure the account info will be changed so they can purchase games and such on their own, but will they be able to play all the ones I downloaded as well? Any help is appreciated.
Way too many games to play that all come out this year. Fable II is just the beginning and I will be buying it. I will wait a little while and get Fallout when I have time to dedicate to it.
Games coming out before the end of the year.
Fracture Dead Space Fable II Farcry 2 Legendary GH World Tour Fallout 3 Gears of War 2 Tomb Raider Underworld Banjo and Kazooie Last Remnant Left 4 Dead Call of Duty: World at War Mirror's Edge Prince of Persia
I don't know about you guys, but I would like to play all of those, maybe not buy them all but rent them and play them all.
As the above users posted you can buy on Xbox Live, I know they had dropped the price recently, but don't know if that was a permanent drop either. Also there is a disc you can buy in the store it includes the Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine as well as a couple other things and is less than $30. You load that into your tray and it installs onto your hard drive and then voila, you have the content to play and never need to put that disc in again unless you delete it for some reason. It take a bit of space, but nothing too bad, i think it is 1.5 or 2 gigs.
That is cool, but it is also pretty common on early builds of games. This one is a map hole that slipped throught the testing process. Always fun to find something that a team of a bunch of testers didn't.
I played the demos for both and will be buying both games.
Forza is a sim and a very fun game if the last one and demo have anything to show. Dirt is a fun game also on its own. The graphics in Dirt look better because there is more debris and plant life Forza looks very good, it is just the tracks that are a bit more bland because they are actual paved racetracks. The gameplay in both is alot of fun, so who cares. Don't buy the game and buy Dirt. As long as you are not going out to buy Fusion Frenzy then you are fine.
By the way has anyone played Rallysport Challenge 2 on the original Xbox some of the best graphics the system has and a very fun game at that. Even if it did not have the depth of Forza it was a great game (although not backwards compatible).
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