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"Thats settled then..."

Pre-ordered Ninja Gaiden and reserved a Crystal Clear Xbox to pick up on May 7th. Having just been confirmed that it will be remaining Xbox exclusive and will not be heading elsewhere its the only way I will get the chance to play it. Don't know if I will bother with LIVE until the online torurnament tables and download content is setup. According to Gamespot though the sheer difficulty and length of the game will be enough to keep gaming fun over the mundane summer months.

Can't wait for this game, have been looking forward to it for a loooooong time.

It's still Star Wars though.

*Spits*

To show my dedication to the licence I've had JK3 since christmas and despite it being on Live I haven't bothered to play it.

The Summer is when I will probably get KOTOR.

Exactly, the summer is the backlog clearing time and also time to go back and buy the games you let slip by on a technicality (for me that would be a lot of single player games simply because they were single player games).

I'm glad we get summer droughts though. When else would I be able to clear the backlog of games that I have to play?

Yes they are.

In terms of game releases they suck.

But for everything else they are better.

ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> According to Gamespot though the sheer difficulty and length of the
> game will be enough to keep gaming fun over the mundane summer months.

Mundane summer months? The summer months are the best months!

:)

It will be unused by me as well outside of Ninja Gaiden. Will see how it goes and depending on how good Ninja Gaiden is I may sell the Xbox after I have completely finished with it. It really is the only game I am interested in on the Xbox that I haven't played a millions times over or can get for my PC.

Well obviously it's not that heavy, but carrying it around with all the games and stuff, it's more annoying than my lovely little Cube.

Xbox is rather unused at the moment, by me at least. My brother is fixated by KOTOR, me with Pikmin and SOA:L, again......

I have no problem with the Xbox's weight. However, when you have to carry the big bloody thing in a box twice its size home from the bus stop on a cold winter's night and you've just finished a day's work....that's when it feels heavy.

Cyclone wrote:
> It looks far nicer, is better designed and is actually liftable
> without getting a hernia.....

*

The Xbox isn't heavy, providing you're not a weakling. Evidently, you all are. I have no problem lifting it.