Plasma/spike grenades. I lure people to start following me and then I stick 'em :)

Shotguns/Gravity Hammers are good too.

for me, it's beating Resident Evil 5 on professional. not TOO hard, I just haven't ever done an achievement that's GRUELING.orb_03_2006

Unlock infinite ammo for the L. Hawk and give one to yourself and one to Sheva. Only have those guns, bulletproof/melee vests for both of you, and full healths and it'll be a breeze.

7 Day Survivor in Dead Rising. It's fairly easy to survive but you can't save so you have to have your console on for 14 hours (minus pause times) and there are a ton of glitches after day 5 that can make you have to restart or you'll find yourself bored so you go massacring zombies and end up doing something stupid and getting yourself killed. I probably spent 35 hours total trying to get that one.

Yes it is! The first thing I did was the Dark Brotherhood missions and they are awesome to start out on. Also, you'll want to go find the Umbra Sword and Armour while you are still at a low level. Google it.

Two things:

1) If you're going to get a 120gb hdd, get it off amazon.com. They have used ones for $80

2) If you don't want another hard drive, get this: http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/XB360-MAX-Memory-4GB___EF000778.aspx

That plus a 16GB micro sd card would be more than enough space

^ yep. Sign up for a silver and it will ask you if you want to pay for a gold subscription and say no and it'll give you a free month.

Oblivion, CoD4, Mass Effect, Halo 3 in that order.

it is worth the purchase so long as you dont get one of those cables that cost uwards of £30,,,they you can get a good one for a fiver

And a quick note to the dude who said it'll get you 1080p,,,so does component and not to mention the 360's games are only made in 720p so even if his tv does support 1080p he'll just be looking at scaling up rather than true 1080

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Quick note: Most TVs don't support 1080p through component cables. There are only two I know of and they are from a couple years ago.

Anyways, to the OP: go to newegg.com (best electronics website ever!) here are a bunch of HDMI cables under $10. I have the Nippon Labs one which works great :)

In my experience, routers have always been difficult to setup or connect - there's always some stupid glitch that messes everything up even though I follow all the directions. I'd recommend you reset the router (the only way to clear the glitch). There'll be a tiny button recessed in a hole (probably labeled) that you press with a pen or something and just hold it for 30 seconds.