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"Official Xbox Magazine 44"

I think this is one of the best editions that they have ever made the playable demos are great even the saves are great, But they can't get burnout 3 offline playable demo and fight club.

These are the demos from this month:

Dead to rights 2:I think it is the worst playable demo on the disc and I don't know why is on the first playable demol, I'd rather play the first game than the sencond version.

Stolen: I play the demo but i couldn't even pass through to the next stage I think it is difficult to play, It's more easier Splinter Cell:3 and Metal Gear Solid:3, I just don't like play stolen.

SRS:Street Syndicate Racing:Better than NFSU2 the graphics and cars are much better even you unlock cars and stuff like getting girlfriends, The streets are great and the cars are too.

Scrapland:It looks like robots but gaming on robots is much better than playing scrapland, The graphics are poorly made out and they all speak the same and no challenges on scrapland.

Flatout:The demo I have been waiting for great racing game, With 3 challenges on.

Destroy all humans:I like'd playing it but the 3rd challenge was over...
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The Next Month Demos:

The Hulk: Ultimate Destruction
Scooby Doo:Mystery Mayhem

2 New Demos:
Full Spectrum Warrior Epilogue 1 & 2: Requires full game to play!
Sega GT DLC:Requires full game to play!

Bonus Demos:
Worms 4:Mayhem
Sega GT 2002
MotoGP: Ultimate Racing Technology 3
Full Spectrum Warrior

Only 2 New demos that are playable ,Hulk and Scooby Doo, And the 2 require's full game to play!

Not worth buying next month!

I subscribe to OXM and I got the disc, but I haven't played the 'Box in quite a bit; nothing on that list inspired me to leave sunbathing in my windswept garden

Worms was a joy to play, being the one exception, but unfortunately there wasn't enough content, what there was being timed

I don't like this recent trend of constantly replacing old games on new discs, but, meh

Ah well, hopefully in two months the games'll be good (dismissed next months)

i found the disk a bit boring, nothing really took my fancy. i thought dead to rights was dull and the camera and controlls on scrapland SHOCKING, i think i wont be buyin the mag for a while and spending the 6quid on a full game , then i will get my moneys worth on something I want

Ha ha ha! Oh the hilarity! He's really damn rare - he can barely speak English in the correct context, too, which is mildly amusing as he attempts to create intelligent threads that are so irrelevant most of the time (this one being an exception, however).

And his comment on Scrapland is soooo untrue. Play the damn game first, mate.

Ice_Crystal_15 wrote:
> Ice_Crystal_15 wrote:
> They should price the mag for £5, I think it's fair with this
> price? no...
>
> 2 Demos requires the full game so only 2 new demos the price is too
> expensive for only those full games and demos.

1.) Why are you quoting yourself? And 2.) Why are you arguing with, and contradicting yourself?

Ice_Crystal_15 wrote:
> Ice_Crystal_15 wrote:
> They should price the mag for £5, I think it's fair with this
> price? no...
>
> 2 Demos requires the full game so only 2 new demos the price is too
> expensive for only those full games and demos.

1.) Why are you quoting yourself? And 2.) Why are you arguing with, and contradicting yourself?

Ice_Crystal_15 wrote:
> They should price the mag for £5, I think it's fair with this
> price? no...

2 Demos requires the full game so only 2 new demos the price is too expensive for only those full games and demos.

They should price the mag for £5, I think it's fair with this price? no...

The demos have definately gone downhill. Mag's still good though. I just buy it for the reviews and stuff, I still haven't played last months demos yet.

I bought issue 43 for the Destroy all Humans demo, shame it turned out crap. On the plus side Worms 4 is brilliant, but I'm still not spending £6 on that crap magazine again.

Wow, what a crap collection of demos. OXM is sometimes half-not-as-utterly-awful-as-normal if it has interesting demos.

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