I always buy a new one right around the holidays regardless. I play on them really hard and they definitely see some rage abuse. Usually in a years time the buttons are somewhat sticking and that annoys the heck out of me.
I can't really say too much as far as story and how it compares to the rest of the RE series because I've never played any other RE games. However I just recently played the demo on 360 and I gotta say I played about 15 minutes and was done. There were a couple things that just got under my skin but the biggest thing is how they would set up an area. It just seemed.......poorly planned. I noticed that when you walk into an area there would be bodies. I would try and shot them just in case they decided to attack me and it would have no effect. I'd go into another area then have to come back and what do you know the same darn body was now a zombie that was trying to eat me. Another spot there was a metal detector. I knew that if I went through the thing it would send a signal to all the zombies in the area, so I tried jumping over a small desk next to it. Of course I couldn't do it so I went through the detector and sure enough set it off and had to fight a swarm of zombies. However just after that one there was another metal detector and I could jump over the desk for that one. Like I said probably small compared to the big picture but to me things like that is just poor design and poor writing. Usually ends up a game killer for me.
I've done a couple 48 hour marathons before. On my big game releases I usually schedule 2 vacation days, hit the midnight release, and game on. BUT I make sure to have plenty of water.
lol thats not a real confirmation its still speculation , a job listing dont really mean anything , and i think gamespot pretty much covered it more better then you have interpreted it ,
microsoft is still hiring people to develope the platform , there is no way thats going to be done in 2 yrs sorry unless you want -- rrod again
making a new xbox is going to take more then 2 yrs
mariokart64fan
I see it being officially announced at E3 2013 and released for the 2013 holiday season.
If you're looking to download games, then no. 4gb will not do it for you.
However, I'd buy the 4gb console, and then purchase the 320gb harddrive. Gives you 70gb extra storage, comes with a free download of Lego Star Wars III, and is only $30 extra. Definitely worth the money.
Patrickbrown56
This!! I've so much space right now it's crazy. I download pretty much every demo available plus have all my games installed and I still have TONS of room. It's definitely a well worth investment.
Question....say a disc get stratched an i get a new one and install the disc to the hard drive...can i put the old disc that got stratched into the Xbox 360 and would it be playible ?....LiNeSs33
I would think it would work (as long as it's not terribly scratched). Because when you install the disk it puts all the information onto the HD and the only reason you still have to put a disk in is to verify you have the game to reduce piracy. So it spins up for a brief second and after that it pulls all information from the install.
you could probably go to gamestop and buy a code there.
leathaltaco
This. I was just there a couple days ago and I'm 95% sure I saw code cards for Minecraft. Here's a link to gamestop's website with a way to purchase http://www.gamestop.com/xbox-360/games/xbox-360-live-marketplace-1600-points-minecraft-xbox-360-edition/99111
Have you thought about branching out a little and getting into some RPG games? I used to just play the usual COD, BF, Madden games. I got extremely bored (even ashamed to say sold all my gaming equipment) I then had a friend who let me play Mass effect and from then my whole gaming experience has changed. I love getting into games that have deep story lines and you can literally play hundreds of hours with. At the end of the game you definitely feel like you got your moneys worth plus some.
I disagree with everyone saying Skyrim. Skyrim is good, but Fallout 3/New Vegas is a much better time-sink, not to mention game.
Blueresident87
I disagree with your disagree :-) (I know it's all opinion and what you like) I played both Fallouts and put well under 100 hours on both. Granted I know you can tinker a lot longer on their but I'm the type who doesn't get veer off the main quest to much. Saying that I just ticked over 100 hours in Skyrim and I don't think I'm anywhere near the end. They are all great games. However I felt that Fallout had the main quest and a bunch of somewhat irrelevant side quest. Skyrim seems to have a lot more branches that actually mean something. Like Fallout has a main road and a lot of Culdesacs but eventually you get back on the main road. Skyrim has several roads that you can take to reach your destination.
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