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Everyone give me 15 brilliant games to buy that are out now, and as many as you like that are coming up.
Don't include Halo, Splinter Cell or Phantom Crash.
GO!
*waves flag*
Don't include Halo, Splinter Cell or Phantom Crash.
GO!
*waves flag*
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Erm... soonish better mean Nowish... Pronto! ;)
It really is, excellent... very :D
It really is, excellent... very :D
In that case I'll get Panzer soonish.
I say maybe for PDO because I loved Goldeneye, but I didn't like Perfect Dark at all.
I say maybe for PDO because I loved Goldeneye, but I didn't like Perfect Dark at all.
Whitestripes DX wrote:
> In the future (when they are released) I'll get Panzer Dragoon, Kameo,
> DOA4, Conker and Halo 2.
Panzer is out, and it Rocks ;D
> I'll maybe get Indiana and Kung Fu Chaos, if someone can give me some
> details and reveiw scores. And maybe PDO.
I think KFC (heh) got 8.6 in OXM which is classified as an elite game (any game over 8.5)
And yeah, PDO ;)
> I've probably missed some future releases out. but I'm sure they'll be
> loads at E3.
>
>
>
> Right?
Probably.
> In the future (when they are released) I'll get Panzer Dragoon, Kameo,
> DOA4, Conker and Halo 2.
Panzer is out, and it Rocks ;D
> I'll maybe get Indiana and Kung Fu Chaos, if someone can give me some
> details and reveiw scores. And maybe PDO.
I think KFC (heh) got 8.6 in OXM which is classified as an elite game (any game over 8.5)
And yeah, PDO ;)
> I've probably missed some future releases out. but I'm sure they'll be
> loads at E3.
>
>
>
> Right?
Probably.
Okay, here's the list:
JSRF/GT and Splinter Cell come with it.
I'll get Phantom Crash, Halo and DOA:XBV.
In the future (when they are released) I'll get Panzer Dragoon, Kameo, DOA4, Conker and Halo 2.
I'll maybe get Indiana and Kung Fu Chaos, if someone can give me some details and reveiw scores. And maybe PDO.
I've probably missed some future releases out. but I'm sure they'll be loads at E3.
Right?
JSRF/GT and Splinter Cell come with it.
I'll get Phantom Crash, Halo and DOA:XBV.
In the future (when they are released) I'll get Panzer Dragoon, Kameo, DOA4, Conker and Halo 2.
I'll maybe get Indiana and Kung Fu Chaos, if someone can give me some details and reveiw scores. And maybe PDO.
I've probably missed some future releases out. but I'm sure they'll be loads at E3.
Right?
Hmmmm.
Actually....
No.
Actually....
No.
hmmm... Try these:
Tony Hawks 4
WWE RAW 2
Jurassic Park Operation Genesis
Conflict Desert Storm
Perfect Dark 0
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Timesplitters 2
Some of them might have already been said but I can't be bothered looking through everyones lists. :)
Tony Hawks 4
WWE RAW 2
Jurassic Park Operation Genesis
Conflict Desert Storm
Perfect Dark 0
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Timesplitters 2
Some of them might have already been said but I can't be bothered looking through everyones lists. :)
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Get it chipped and then DOA Volleyball. Hours of fun I'm told.
>
> Why would you need it chipped?
Because then you can play at being a sad little twŁt who downloads the hack that some guy in Japan made which let's you play with all the DOAX characters naked.
Like the Halo hack that exists, the console must be chipped to allow the hack to work. For DOAX the hack exploits the way in which the onscreen characters are rendered. In order to give realism the clothing is generated over the actual body model, not as one model like in many games where clothing/body are one. The hack removes the clothing generation part of it. Fact is that if anyone really does want softcore style material it's far cheaper to go buy some Playboy DVDs than it is to chip your Xbox, rendering it unusable online, and getting the aforementioned hack.
> Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Get it chipped and then DOA Volleyball. Hours of fun I'm told.
>
> Why would you need it chipped?
Because then you can play at being a sad little twŁt who downloads the hack that some guy in Japan made which let's you play with all the DOAX characters naked.
Like the Halo hack that exists, the console must be chipped to allow the hack to work. For DOAX the hack exploits the way in which the onscreen characters are rendered. In order to give realism the clothing is generated over the actual body model, not as one model like in many games where clothing/body are one. The hack removes the clothing generation part of it. Fact is that if anyone really does want softcore style material it's far cheaper to go buy some Playboy DVDs than it is to chip your Xbox, rendering it unusable online, and getting the aforementioned hack.
No Tilta DOABV is a great game and if fun is what you are after then I highly recommend this game!
Even though you got it 2nd hand I can't understand why you got one because you clearly don't want many games for it. That money could have been used on GameCube games if you wanted. The Xbox is a superb console but to be honest I don't think the style of games that are mainly released suit your needs. Blinx would be a great one to try and Kung Fu Chaos considering what you are saying.
Even though you got it 2nd hand I can't understand why you got one because you clearly don't want many games for it. That money could have been used on GameCube games if you wanted. The Xbox is a superb console but to be honest I don't think the style of games that are mainly released suit your needs. Blinx would be a great one to try and Kung Fu Chaos considering what you are saying.
Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Get it chipped and then DOA Volleyball. Hours of fun I'm told.
Why would you need it chipped?
It's already out in the UK, it also plays like a computerized Barbie.
> Get it chipped and then DOA Volleyball. Hours of fun I'm told.
Why would you need it chipped?
It's already out in the UK, it also plays like a computerized Barbie.
If you are just looking for non-complicated gaming fun, Kung Fu Chaos is the way to go. I suppose it could be described as being a little like Super Smash Bros, it's a little more crazy, but surprisingly entertaining.
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