Worst of the four.

The nuke scene was worthless. I have no idea why that didn't end up on the cutting room floor. The groundhogs? The rocket? I just loved how the guy landed on the console, set off the countdown, and they somehow ended up fighting on the rocket. Reminds me of a certain future jedi who "accidently" blew up a trade federation ship.

I only buy from Game Crazy anyways honestly. The employees are cooler, the prices are lower, and I get more for my used stuff.Innovazero2000

Same here. I used to shop at gamestop, butI was always getting ripped off. I remember one time I would get like $70 for trading in a practically new psp . Game crazy offered me $120. Guess which one I chose. My games are always sealed too.

My friend just lost my Halo 3 disc that I lent him dkhw

so make him buy you a new halo 3 disc! Then buy the orange box if you havent played HL2. Either way, you can't lose with such a choice of games.

Still not worth 50.

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360 has accomplished creating a great game library and online community.

Gangsta508

That is a result.

i guess that was during the imax thing and when he said whats that weapon what was it??? OldParr

your sig is epic. I wish all my games had commentary and a large crowd.

Red Faction pulled it off on a ps2, easily the worst of the last gen hardware. One of the best things of that game was to have an all out battle with rocket launchers and admire the surrounding environmental destruction. You could destroy walls, pillars, even build huge caves from one part of the map to the other, though wildly impractical. What ever happened to this aspect of "next gen?" When you shoot a rocket at a wooden chair, that chair is not going to fly 20 feet. It is going to disappear into oblivion. With the power of the next gen consoles, why can't we evolve this aspect instead of completely getting rid of it?