I hate it when I'm signed in and my friend is playing on my 360 and I have a game on my record with NO achievements! that and I sometimes really hate a game and I wanna delete it!orb_03_2006

It sure would not hurt the system but it would have to be very secure. what i mean is you would not want to be looking at your gamerscore click on a game and accidently drop the controller which happens to land on the button that deletes it all and then all your precious achievements are gone. They should have it so when you click on it it asks you to enter a password that you set or it makes sure you ment to do it or something along those lines. I know I would like to knock GH3 and Forza 2 off my list. I just did not like Forza and a friend brought GH3 over for a day w/ a guitar and I only got 65 points.

Dawq902

can I ask why it bothers ya'll to have a game show up on your achieve list? Is it embarassing to have Yaris or Hour Of Victory on your games list?, lol

Have you ever played a game that you really hated, but ended up with an achievment so you couldn't remove it from your list? Or just wanted to earn them all again?

Well cast you votes now on whether Microsoft should add this feature.

Currently all we can do is remove anygame that has 0g points earned, so it can't be that hard to incorporate the new feature.

Microsoft's main argument would most likley be that people would either accidentally delete their scores, or claim too in hope of free points. But i've found the solution. Aslong as your not connected to XBox Live when you delete them the process is completley reversable with the Recover Gamertag feature we already have. This is if they just didn't want to add a failsafe reverse decision option.

The above idea would most likeley work for the moment as away to remove any game you wanted, but only if you follow these steps.

Connect to XBox live before you play, to make shore your profile is saved. Disconnect and start playing. If you don't like it you can just delete your profile, and then recover the Gamertag from XBox live with the game gone. I havn't tested this yet though.

Or create a temporary profile to test new games on.

Please vote and add your comments. Together we can annoy Microsoft for a bit atleast.

Has anyone tried using anything larger than a 4gb memory card on the PSP, and did they work well? Ive heard things about the PSP not being able to read them...

This is in responce to the Half-Life Never Ending Story, which has just finished part four, which sadly has to stay confined within the hal-life universe.

**********************************************EXPLANATION*******************************************
The story starts with a sentence. There is no main character realy but we'll start with Mr X.
It'll read like this:
"MrXis in the transport car on his way to work. Suddenly..."
The sentence ends in the middle with three periods (ellipses), so that the next poster can continue on from there. For example, the next poster could write:
"...the car stops andMrXfalls out!..."
Notice that the 3 dots are at the start and end of the sentence. This shows that you are continuing. The story is set up this way so that it can never end and no one knows what will happen next.

Rules

1. The story cannot end. Do not write a sentence that ends the story.
2. Keep it absolutely clean. No bathroom humor, innuendo, crudity, swearing, etc. No words that you would want a 2-year old going around saying all day. No starred out words.
4. Try not to double-post (don't continue your own sentence with another of your own). If there's no other posts for a length of time, then it is permissible to continue off of yourself

Anything goes in this town, but head over to the Half-Life forum to see the full example, and thats for the origional game...