Good 360 games?

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Jon M;5063230; said:
FFXIII :lipsseale

Here is my reason for not wanting to ever jump into FF...

My co worker who is a 36 year old married woman spends 12 hours a day playing FFXII- is having a cyber sex relationship with a 20 yr old puerto rican kid, and yet she is wondering why her marriage is a crap shoot.

I hear about this ALL day...

The only friends that she has are on this game...

Imagine hearing about "Dragon Laires" and such all the time, and then for the weekends, she switches it up and plays Dungeons and Dragons.
 
TheRealAndyCook;5063314; said:
LUULL your friend sounds like me, minus the cyber sex with a minor.

Not a minor... but rather creepy.

To make it even creepier; this is a 20 year old who is a sniper for the NAVY, and has his masters degree... :ROFL:

And she believes every word.. :screwy:
 
Xbox 360:

Fallout 3 - epic, massive open enviroment, play the game as you wish, plenty of exploration and new things to find and do, great story.

Fallout: new vages - Truly Epic, bigger than fallout 3, much more to see and do, great story's (4 different endings) and the dlc dead money is awsome, cant wait for the next one.

Half life orange box- Half life never gets old, great games, music, story etc.

Left for dead and L4d 2- great zombie shooting fun, better played online with a bunch of people as the AI sux.

battlefield bad company and bad company 2- great stories, not as serouse as the MW games as there is allot of comic releif in these titles, many hours of fun to be had on multiplayer too, infact i would say that bad company 2 has the best multiplayer of all FPS's and just got better with the Vietnam dlc :headbang2.

Crysis 2- Simply Awsome, no other words needed.

Assasins creed 2- the best game of the series, good story, atmosphere etc.

Metro 2033- Fans of the S.T.A.L.K.E.R pc games will love this dark, creep russian game set in the Moscow metro stations. Its very atmospheric, will make you jump and has a good story with meaning. I have played thrue this game 4 times and still love it.

Nintendo DS:

River king Mystic Valley- The only game i own for the DS and love it lol, yeah im 29 yrs of age and play a kids game :D but honestly, i doupt kids would like this game, its more of a game for older people and more so for people who love fish and are anglers like myself. I play this game when i feel like going fishing but either can't becouse of the weather or don't have the time as its an hours drive to the lake for me.

Plenty of monster fish in this game such as-
Arapaima.
3 types of arowana.
3 types of snakehead.
sturgeon.
Couple of dirrent types of gar/pike.
monster catfish, monster bass, trout, salmon, carp, Japanese hutchen etc etc etc. the list of fish in this game is massive and each one responds differently to different types and styles of rods and lures. I finished this game 2 days ago having cought the MASSIVE RIVER KING FISH!:headbang2
Definately worth a try.

Cheers-

Darren
 
Perentie;5063507; said:
Nintendo DS:

River king Mystic Valley- The only game i own for the DS and love it lol, yeah im 29 yrs of age and play a kids game :D but honestly, i doupt kids would like this game, its more of a game for older people and more so for people who love fish and are anglers like myself. I play this game when i feel like going fishing but either can't becouse of the weather or don't have the time as its an hours drive to the lake for me.

Plenty of monster fish in this game such as-
Arapaima.
3 types of arowana.
3 types of snakehead.
sturgeon.
Couple of dirrent types of gar/pike.
monster catfish, monster bass, trout, salmon, carp, Japanese hutchen etc etc etc. the list of fish in this game is massive and each one responds differently to different types and styles of rods and lures. I finished this game 2 days ago having cought the MASSIVE RIVER KING FISH!:headbang2
Definately worth a try.

Cheers-

Darren

I sadly don't have a DS.
 
Elder scrolls games..Excellent rpg. Endwar is also pretty fun if you play against friends.
 
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