My Xbox 360 games
Unless otherwise stated, all games are PAL.
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If you're expecting a 3D platformer like BK and BT, then you're in for a surprise. Whether it's a good one or a bad one, that's another matter. I quite enjoyed this game, but some of the collision mechanics are a bit frustrating.
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Very traditional, very safe, and very good. It's like Final Fantasy 5 HD. Basic storyline, adventure theme, job system, good music, and a very popular (though not my favourite) art style.
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I don't normally enjoy GTA style games, but the super-hero-style player upgrades, the ridiculous explosions you could set up, and the tomfoolery on offer with the maxed out Agency cars made this game a riot. Orb hunting for the OCD in me made this game all the more enjoyable.
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Not a bad game, but not as enjoyable as the first, for me. Basing the game on the same set of islands made it familiar but a little repetitive, and the increased focus on gunplay wasn't to my tastes.
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Renegade edition - I am a big rhythm game fan, but I wasn't sure I'd like this game. However, the tracklist was a big seller (though I imagine many music fans may have found it too mainstream and poppy). An enjoyable game with some great mashups.
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Haven't played it yet, but not sure if I have this in my backlog as I generally don't view party games or rhythm games are real backlog titles.
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LE and Ultimate versions
GT introduced me to racing games, and Forza 3 was quite a fun ride, though the event list was IMO too big for its own good. I also hate the concept of unicorn cars.
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LE
Playing this at the moment, and while it's a great game, and love the additions and changes made from FM3, I still have the same two gripes. Event list is still too big, and unicorn cars are a stupid concept.
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A really fun game, though it took a little while to get used to the combat. Two main gripes that are kind of the same - there's no fast travel system of any sort, and the character movement speed is a bit low.
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Another mostly traditional, mostly safe, epic multi disc RPG on the 360. And much like Blue Dragon, I loved this game. The only criticism I have is that the bonus dungeon DLC was a bit tacked on, and the drop rates for the items there was stupid.
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Platinum Hits version with DLC on disc, NTSC-U (region free)
I loved XMen Legends 2, and though this game simplified things in some ways, it was still a fun game. The game has some balance issues, but it's co-op, so it's no big deal.
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For those of you thinking you should go back and play the original? Yeah, no. It's... dated.
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Brilliant game, but naturally outdone by RB3.
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Best music game I've played.
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Track pack, basically.
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I'm not a huge Beatles fan, and this game was amazing. The intro alone is almost worth the asking price.
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Another track pack, basically.
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Cute looking game, very repetitive, but a fantastic tracklist out of the box.
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A fun little game and the figures look quite nice. Expensive to "own", but then so is Rock Band if you want the instruments, or a racing game if you want a wheel, or a fighting game if you want a stick.
I have all 32 figurines, but no colour-variants or legendaries.
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