Waaaaaaaaaaaant!
First faceplate I've seen that I thought would look cool on the Box. Page seems to suffer from troll central.



Have you played the full game or just the demo?peter_cushion wrote:So did they not have time to finish that Two Worlds before release or what? I think the 'ambition' and 'talent' were seriously out of line somewhere there.
Worth downloading the demo just to be amazed - it's as though the whole thing is going to fall apart at any moment.


Just the demo - but having read the reviews they all mention how bad it is so I think it's fairly representative of the finished *hah!* product.PVB wrote:Have you played the full game or just the demo?peter_cushion wrote:So did they not have time to finish that Two Worlds before release or what? I think the 'ambition' and 'talent' were seriously out of line somewhere there.
Worth downloading the demo just to be amazed - it's as though the whole thing is going to fall apart at any moment.
I felt the same way about the demo, but haven't got the full game to compare.


http://www.computerandvideogames.com/ar ... ?id=175527The Fall Xbox 360 dashboard update has been revealed to our colleagues at OXM from Microsoft and it's looking very good indeed with gaming classics and films on demand.
December 4 is the date you'll need to watch out for; that's the day you'll be able to download and play Halo. Yes, Halo as in the Xbox game, through Marketplace, on your Xbox 360.
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Games cost about 1200 Microsoft points (about ten quid), which according to us puts them a little over what you'd pay for them second hand.
The initial list of downloads includes Halo, Fable, Fahrenheit, Crimson Skies: High Road To Revenge, Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath Of Cortex and Burnout 3.
I believe it's being held back to improve online play.Bod wrote:Where the hell is Sensi Soccer?

Nice. Looks like a bigger HD is now essential then.Tuur wrote:http://www.computerandvideogames.com/ar ... ?id=175527The Fall Xbox 360 dashboard update has been revealed to our colleagues at OXM from Microsoft and it's looking very good indeed with gaming classics and films on demand.
December 4 is the date you'll need to watch out for; that's the day you'll be able to download and play Halo. Yes, Halo as in the Xbox game, through Marketplace, on your Xbox 360.
...
Games cost about 1200 Microsoft points (about ten quid), which according to us puts them a little over what you'd pay for them second hand.
The initial list of downloads includes Halo, Fable, Fahrenheit, Crimson Skies: High Road To Revenge, Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath Of Cortex and Burnout 3.

Fable
Surely you could find out, no?Flabio wrote:I wonder if they're adding achivements to those games? Thats about the only way I'd even consider playing through Fahrenheit again...

If they're adding achievements then they become worthwhile, but if they're just plain janes then you may as well buy second hand copies for 3 or 4 quid a pop, if you can find them.Flabio wrote:I wonder if they're adding achivements to those games? Thats about the only way I'd even consider playing through Fahrenheit again...

