@ Loathsome Pete

3 Xbox'es!!!
What do you do to them? How much do you play?

I just got
Fable III
Army Of Two: The 40th Day,
Brutal Legend and
Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-Earth II.

What do you think of that mate? I played 1 and loved it. 2 not so much.

ps: I miss Boo Boo

Haven't really played it much. I picked them up, and had to immediately leave for a concert. Once i get more into it, I'll let you know.

A couple of my friends say it's better than 2, but still not as good as 1.

I had the audacity to try and play them, something that Microsoft seems to be against. My first one just died suddenly, and wouldn't you know it but it happened the day after I started a 2 month medical leave from work. I bought it used and without a warranty because I didn't realize just how bad a failure rate the console had til after the fact, but at that point even if I had it had already been a year after purchase. My second 360 I will admit to playing a part in its demise, I left it in a spot that saw a heavy amount of sun, as well as cats who realized how warm the console was, they would sleep on it while I was playing it. Not only that but for a while I was using it as my DVD player as well and apparently that's not good for the laser because with games, the disc only spins at loading screens, but with a DVD it's spinning all the time (or so says the nice lady at Gamespot). Earlier in the year when I got my PS3 I bought a laptop cooling pad that I'm going to use with my 360 and I think I'm going to buy a second fan for the back. Still 3 is a pretty low number, a friend of mine has sent his off to be repaired 9 times in 4 years, and he actually really takes care of it.

I've been through an original white Xbox which lasted surprisingly long and an Elite version that got E74 (video card melted) which was repaired for free by M$, though it cut into my playtime by 2.5 weeks. I'd say I've had relatively great luck with Xboxes lol

I just sent my Xbox in for repairs a few days ago. Patiently awaiting its return so that I can start playing Dead Rising again.

Good call on Call of Duty 4 Pete. It's been unanimously decided in my house that that game is by far superior to the other versions. I'm pretty sure somewhere in this house both copies of World at War are being used as coasters or chew toys or something.

I was a big fan of both Fable and Fable II. Fable 3, not so much. I finished the story line in about 6 hours or so. It is probably the easiest game I have ever played. I died once and that was because I stopped to tale a bite out of my sandwich during a battle. The long wait, for not much. The decisions were quite difficult, and I regretted a few, but I was evil by the end, and killed everybody in Albion while listing to Slayer. That was the best part.

If you like Dead Rising, you have to admit that COD WaW zombies is pretty fun.

Yes, I will definitely admit to that. Surely the most fun part of that game.

Not much choice at the moment in what I play, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, The Orange Box, and Grand Theft Auto IV are all the 360 games I have left, I have to wait 'til Monday for the rest of my check to clear so I can start up my Gamefly account again and catch up on some of the games from 2009 and 2010 I've missed. Definitely going to get Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition and Fallout: New Vegas next weekend though if I can find them cheap enough. I never bothered with World at War, I didn't particular care much for CoD3 because it was more of the same from the last one and it wasn't developed by Infinity Ward, the only thing I did like about it was that it had a Canadian army campaign, which was nice to see.