I used to play it alot, but it broke :(Shrapnel99

yea mine broke too, but i play my friend's alot for now and am getting an elite within the next week

Call of Cthulhu for Xbox or PC.

Good luck finding it though.

Gaming on the PC SHOULD be the dominant market.

But, simply put, costs are too high. I have more games for my PC than for any of my consoles. But when it came time to upgrade I didn't have a grand to spot. A console for the less than half the cost was an easy choice. Especially with the selection of games. PC exclusives are rare now, everything eventually is ported to consoles. PCs are far more versatile but not nearly as accessible as consoles. PC gaming WAS the largest market. Not so anymore, all you need to do is look at any of the stores in your town. Good luck finding the PC games section, and when you do find it it's about a third the size of any of the console sections. And more than half the games you'll find there date back two or three years. Gaming on PCs is dead, there's just a few stubborn people that won't let go.

Soul Calibur IV, for sure.

What's not good about beating up sexy women with a little green alien???

The thing is...stones are just so important and don't get the credit they deserve.grim1813

Agreed.

Definitely keep it.

Unless it wasn't very fun.

As long as your 360 stays plugged in you should have no problems with things resetting.

That should only happen if power is cut off to your system.

Xbox games should stay on the Xbox, developers make a game a little prettier and charge you $20 more than it's worth.

A new Call of Cthulhu would be welcome though, as it was one of the most overlooked games on the original Xbox.

Horizontal, two and a half years. Did have a general hardware failure, but don't think it was due to over-heating.

More worried about it tipping over.