I can't believe that nobody mentioned Blue Dragon from Mistwalker. I'm pumped just because it's from Hironobu Sakaguchi and the rest of the "dream team" that made Chrono Trigger for the SNES. (Also known as my favorite game of all time.)
The wireless controllers render the idea of a wireless microphone completely pointless. The signal strength for the controller itself is great too, I remember when I first got my 360, I went downstairs to get something to eat while I was just sitting in a lobby and I could still hear perfectly through two floors. Definitely get Dead Rising, even if you're using a wired controller.
That should definitely work. I've done a wired connection between an original Xbox and 360 dozens of times and they worked fine. One night we did a Halo party at the swimming house at my university because we were training during break when no one was around to have a party. Long story short, some idiot thought that you couldn't do it so we made it interesting, and i drank for free that night.
Went in a little while ago to check out Oblivion and the hobbit of a guy working there over heard me telling a buddy that the game is supposed to be a little better then "other" console... slightly better graphics and faster load times. He interupted to tell me that was crap because it's the same game. I told him every review I've read said it's a "little" better but he didn't budge. I hate FANBOYS!!!!! Why can't I just go in there and buy what game I want without hearing their crap? I don't care about his opinions on other consoles.
So screw Gamestop and EB. I'll just go to one of the bigger places.
The_G00se
The... "other"... console. You're so ******* full of yourself it's hysterical. You accuse some guy of being a fanboy, which may be true based on what I've seen of Oblivion on the PS3, and then turn around and refer to the Xbox 360 (Please don't ban me for saying it!) as the "other" console. Please, hesitating to use any combination of the words Xbox or 360 (Ohh... he said it again!) is a taboo only in the innermost circles of Sony fanboyism. Get a life.
[QUOTE="jlabadie88"]But you have to look at it like this for Sony fans. A person can buy a 360 for $399 (screw the Core version). They can buy a PS3 for $599. So they say, "Well I liked the PS2 and I'll probably use the Blu-ray player, plus I like the exclusives on Sony's system. What? No exclusives? Well I may as well buy a 360 for cheaper." That may be sort of extreme, but that's the general jist of it. Exlusives define a system, and really are the main reason to choose a system. People don't go the Nintendo route for the third-party games. They wanna play Mario, Zelda, and Metroid.Alyxm1
aha, no more PS3 only exclusives will be going to competitors, they cant, MS doesnt have the same tech, IE 360 cant play big games like RFOM, 360 cant play it, unless its released on multiple discs, go ahaed MS do it. You know that all of the data of the Blu-Ray disc for RFOM was uncompressed right? If they'd compressed it it would've easily fit on a standard DVD. Also, I think the 360 could handle running RFOM the same way that the PS3 could handle Gears of War. I read an article saying that at most the PS3 may be 6% more powerful than the 360, so arguments over each systems abilities are pretty much a moot point. That's so little diferrence in ability compared to the PS2 and the Xbox, and yet games appeared on both of those consoles.
In all honesty, I'd rather see T2 go to Microsoft than to the likes of EA. While some of their stuff in good, EA tends to have what I like to call a "Midas Touch"... if everything King Midas touched turned to crap.
I'm ashamed to admit it, but I would've been about 10 when SotN came out, and my parents were in the camp of people who thought that video games were the devil, so I never got a chance to play it. I heard from several people that this was a game well worth checking out, so I downloaded it this morning. I only finished the first battle against Dracula and I'm already pumped to play more, if only my roommate didn't have to watch MTV AARRGGHH!
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