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"come on need a list guys!"

Meh, woke up early for some reason, I'll do a list as far as my half awake status lets me. ;-)

Out Now...

Mech Assault
Moto GP
Whacked!
Unreal Championship
Ghost Recon
NFL Fever 2003

Apparently there are 60 developers working on online titles right now with 50 on the way next year. Heres the titles I know that are on the way...

Star Wars: Galaxies
Counter Strike
Lamborghini
True Fantasy: Live Online
Phantasy Star Online 1+2
Project Gothem Racing 2
Halo 2
Midtown Madness 3
Amped 2 (I think)
Capcom Vs SNK 2 Pro
Return To Castle Wolfenstein
Outlaw Volleyball
Steel Battalion 2
Raiden Fighters Evolution
Top Spin (tennis)
Rolling
Wild Rings (I think)

Those are the titles I know about. Plus of course you have games such as Splinter Cell and Toejam & Earl 3 that although have no online play, allow you to use X-Box Live to download new content such as new levels, power ups, multiplayer maps, characters, cars, etc.

I'm guessing the next Madden game on X-Box will be online playable and maybe even the next Fifa game. I reckon that by the end of next year, there will probably be at least 1 online game for each different type of sport (barring stupid stuff like Curling before some smart ar5e tries to be clever).

Too expensive.

(Probably)

Drdragon wrote:
> I myself do not like online gaming, for those who do, fair enough I
> admit the XBox is good at that.

Why?

I'll tell you what happened - I was using latest message to dart around, and wanted to post here.

I myself do not like online gaming, for those who do, fair enough I admit the XBox is good at that.

Sorry if I 'offended' anyone... but come on that was a pretty harmless post...

Drdragon wrote:
> **looks down list**
>
> ***gets excited***
>
> ****remembers how much he would have to fork out for modem,
> subscription, call charges, (sorry if that's free but I can't be arsed
> to research it)****
>
> *****thinks how hes glad he chose a gamecube over an xbox*****

Call charges and modem subscription dont go together.

Call charges are only for dial-up.

Cable modems are just one single monthly payment. Seeing as I already have it for my PC that means £42 for a years access, a memory card, a headset and two online demos.

Then possibly an extra £15-20 for a NIC and ethernet cable (depends on how you connect it).

For the Gamecube plans you have to buy a 56K add-on and for cable a cable addon on top of that (Unless they have changed it. But that was the original plan).
Plus you may need to buy a harddrive for downloading extra stuff.
Then theres the modem/dial-up charges.

So unless Nintendo have changed this stuff then XBL is cheaper.

Think logically before you post. =)

But, in the case of most of us, it's our parents paying for the Broadband, so it ain't not thing.

:P

Ohh, add sudeki or watever to that Online list, and Is Black Hawk Down on it?

Drdragon wrote:

> *****thinks how hes glad he chose a gamecube over an xbox*****


good for you now leave!!!

WhirlWind wrote:
> **looks down list**
>
> ***gets excited***
>
> ****thinks how hes glad he chose a xbox over a gamecube****

**looks down list**

***gets excited***

****remembers how much he would have to fork out for modem, subscription, call charges, (sorry if that's free but I can't be arsed to research it)****

*****thinks how hes glad he chose a gamecube over an xbox*****

knights of the old republic new levels thats strange considering its a do a mission when you want kinda thing.

I want broadband!!

Just read a mag of mine and have more titles to report...

Fishing Live Online
Rallisport Challenge 2
Perfect Dark 2 (not confirmed, but most probable)
TOCA Race Driver
Rainbow Six: Raven Shield
Starcraft Ghost
Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic (downloadable characters and levels)
Crimson Skies (download new planes)
Bomberman Online
XIII

There are also a couple of online RPG's on the list which are yet to have a name announced by the developers.