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Play xbox 360 now!
As some of you probably know, there are many xbox 360 units installed at walmarts across the country. If you would like to find one near you, her is a nice website that will show you!
Play Xbox 360!
Play Xbox 360!
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Cognitive Gear - Posts: 2381
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Of course they have none in Indiana but they have 3 or 4 in Idaho.
When we have about six times the number of people. Sorry the one or two Idaho people on this site.
When we have about six times the number of people. Sorry the one or two Idaho people on this site."You can't sit on the fence when it comes to Jesus, Satan owns the fence." Mark Cahill
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Yojimbo - Posts: 2695
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I got a chance to play one, yesterday. My thoughts:
I must say, the console unit looks far better in person and the controller is a little more comfortable then the S-controller. However, the controller did feel cheap, but that's probably because you can't actually hold the controller and get a good feeling on its weight.
As for the games, the only one (playable) that really caught my eye was Call of Duty 2. I wasn't expecting to be impressed by the graphics, seeing how it is a port of a PC game, but I was really impressed by the smooth frame rate. -And the controllers were more fluid and responsive than those Medal of Honor console games, but I’m not sold because I am still a keyboard and mouse person. Hmmm…. Speaking of keyboard and mouse… I recall hearing something about one released for the X-box when Halo 2 came out. Supposedly, it worked pretty well. If I can get one of those set-ups for the X-box 360 to replace my soon to be aged PC (DARN YOU PCI EXPRESS!), I’m sold on the system.
Anyways, as for the rest, I was kinda' disappointed not to see Perfect Dark Zero (looked pretty cool from the X05 videos), but it makes sense why it wasn't present (rated M, made by Rare and unconfirmed for initial launch).
I must say, the console unit looks far better in person and the controller is a little more comfortable then the S-controller. However, the controller did feel cheap, but that's probably because you can't actually hold the controller and get a good feeling on its weight.
As for the games, the only one (playable) that really caught my eye was Call of Duty 2. I wasn't expecting to be impressed by the graphics, seeing how it is a port of a PC game, but I was really impressed by the smooth frame rate. -And the controllers were more fluid and responsive than those Medal of Honor console games, but I’m not sold because I am still a keyboard and mouse person. Hmmm…. Speaking of keyboard and mouse… I recall hearing something about one released for the X-box when Halo 2 came out. Supposedly, it worked pretty well. If I can get one of those set-ups for the X-box 360 to replace my soon to be aged PC (DARN YOU PCI EXPRESS!), I’m sold on the system.
Anyways, as for the rest, I was kinda' disappointed not to see Perfect Dark Zero (looked pretty cool from the X05 videos), but it makes sense why it wasn't present (rated M, made by Rare and unconfirmed for initial launch).
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Link Antilles - Posts: 2528
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How can you not expect to be impressed by 360 graphics? 
I see where you're coming from, considering it's a port, but it's a funny statement considering the much-lauded power of the console in question.
No 360s in the heart of MO, unfortunately. Grumble grumble.
I see where you're coming from, considering it's a port, but it's a funny statement considering the much-lauded power of the console in question.
No 360s in the heart of MO, unfortunately. Grumble grumble.
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Godly Paladin - Posts: 2016
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SilverFang - Posts: 277
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There *is* one in town! Surprise, surprise! I played Call of Duty for a bit, and wasn't impressed. Bleh, bleh, bleh. Looks like everything else.
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Godly Paladin - Posts: 2016
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Godly Paladin wrote:There *is* one in town! Surprise, surprise! I played Call of Duty for a bit, and wasn't impressed. Bleh, bleh, bleh. Looks like everything else.
Well you must really be jaded then because the Call of Duty series is the best WWII FPS's out there.
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Yojimbo - Posts: 2695
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I just came back from playing Call of Duty at Wal-mart... honestly, the 360 doesn't impress me one bit. Sorry, M$ fans, but they'll have to do better than that to peel my gaming soul away from Sony.
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Nightshade X - Posts: 681
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I played some call of duty 2.
I was more amazed than I expected to be. Mostly because I LOVE high framerates.
But, I'd like to see how far the graphics will evolve over the XBox360's lifetime.
EDIT: I gotta be honest... I set my standards REALLY low while playing...
I was more amazed than I expected to be. Mostly because I LOVE high framerates.
But, I'd like to see how far the graphics will evolve over the XBox360's lifetime.
EDIT: I gotta be honest... I set my standards REALLY low while playing...
had enough.
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Well you must really be jaded then because the Call of Duty series is the best WWII FPS's out there.
Sure, but it looks out of place on the infinitely hyped 360.
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Godly Paladin - Posts: 2016
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I saw one a couple of days ago. Didn't have time to really check it out, but what I saw graphically actually impressed me more than I expected. I still ain't ponying the cash any time soon though.
You have been set free from sin and have become slaves to righteousness. Rom. 6:18
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righteous_slave - Posts: 393
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Saw it in action at the Wal-Mart and Macon and was surprised to find one in my home town of Milledgeville (thought it wasn't working; lazy bums...).
Eh, it was pretty, I suppose. Still, I don't plan on getting one any time soon (Revo!).
Eh, it was pretty, I suppose. Still, I don't plan on getting one any time soon (Revo!).
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Myoti - Posts: 2888
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oooooh...we have one in our Wal-mart back home!! downside...i'm not home. 
but yeah, thanksgiving maybe.
but yeah, thanksgiving maybe.
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FadedOne - Posts: 881
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OK, had a couple of chances at it now, and in all honesty, I still ain't impressed. Yes the games look really pretty, but I don't see any massive improvements in the gameplay. Granted this is from five minutes twiddling around while looking up a 45 degree angle, but still. I shall continue to await the bottom falling out of the used Xbox market.
You have been set free from sin and have become slaves to righteousness. Rom. 6:18
God can do anything, anytime, anyway He wants to.......if He wants to paint me blue and hang me upside down nekkid from an apple tree, thats alright, as long as it's God doing it. Of course, if He comes through with a directive like that, I might have to ask for some I.D. Michael Wanke
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righteous_slave - Posts: 393
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i played call of duty 2, but was i think they locked the demo in easy mode... for fun, I was able to do a strait run to an enmy machine gun nest and survive like 10 shots, before preceding to wipe out ther nest...
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TurkishMonky - Posts: 808
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I only had time to play call of duty as well. I loved it. it was realy scarys when the bad guys picked the grenade back up and tossed it back at me. it went boom in my face.
but I am realy looking forward to monday night. I am the last on the list for getting the 360. I got realy lucky.
but I am realy looking forward to monday night. I am the last on the list for getting the 360. I got realy lucky.
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SilverFang - Posts: 277
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