Mercenaries 2 is just like the first one (w/ a few glitches oh boo hoo) and if you enjoyed the hell out of random explosions and the fast paced run and gun it's a damn fun game. I always recommend looking at the player reviews and seeing the average score, because the way critics reveiw games is alot tougher (it's their job). I might not agree w/ the some of the reveiws that are put forth as good games even. Seriously I just dont understand how Assassin's Creed is rated so high it still baffles me, enjoyable maybe the story is straight goofy as hell (laughable).
I have been a Halo fan since I played the demo back when Xbox was on display and not even for sale yet. I wanted to know how many of you are excited to know that it's becoming a movie. Also your thoughts on the director Neill Blomkamp and what he has done thus far with a minimal budget: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6g1yyWEfks (showing the studios what he could possibly do with Halo) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNReejO7Zu8 ("Alive in Joburg" which I think is a 6 minute masterpiece). Of course you also have Peter Jackson producing and using his special effects teams. Halo fans and foes unite and discuss what you think about it all.
Well first of all the COD4 multiplayer has a upgrade system that allows amazing customization and has incredible replay value, though the singleplayer side was a let down for me(though it did have a few good levels). If you are a Halo fan which would be probably the number 1 reason most people bought a 360, it is not a horrible game by far, but it is nothing amazing either. Halo is GOOD game it continues the story and gives us Halo fan's closure of sorts, and the multiplayer aspect is a like H2 on crack and unless your a kid on uppers you will not be able to keep up. In my opinion I have played all the Halo's and was a huge fan of the first one, and if you are going to be playing these games for multiplayer I would be pick COD4, and for singleplayer I would choose Halo. But it again depends on where your interest ... Oh and have a nice day! 8)
K there is a trick to returning software at Best Buy. Best Buy says you can not return any open software, well then exchange your G.O.W for a new freshly sealed copy. Then come back the next day and return the sealed copy you just got exchanged. This should work as-long as the same people are not working at the customer service counter(or go to another Best Buy). I have done this a few times, because sometimes even Gamespot reviews are wrong and some games are just awful. Some people might think this is wrong, but Best Buy is a huge corporate monster and to tell customers that they can't return open software is RIDICULOUS! Oh and have a nice day! 8)
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