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I played the first few stages, and all I could think was that I want Microsoft to give Playground games the Rallisport Challenge series.

That's not to say that I think the Rally pack is as good as that series was, but I given that it's something built on top of a non-Rally game, it's good enough that I'd love to see them get a crack at a full scale sim/arcade mix Rally game.

@DGBruin08 said:

Are you going to make those available over Xbox Live?

They are available right now. I've downloaded them all. Just search for Giant Bomb on Community Creations.

@Subjugation said:

I have five keys as well if anyone would still like one. Just PM me and I'll send it to you. I won't post them because bots crawl forums for keys and I'd rather that real people that actually want to play get the chance.

Yeah, that's why I did it the way I did too. Wanted them to go to actual members of the community, not bots, or lurkers.

Either Mass Effect 3, or Forza: Horizon.

I'd say probably Mass Effect 3.

@Crysack said:

Problems arise when the relative quality of the DLC content is not worth the asking-price of the season pass. Saints Row 3 is a perfect example where people clearly expected the DLC to be quality content based off the quality of the base game but the content itself turned out to be utter garbage.

But in that case, your problem is with bad DLC. That doesn't mean the season pass itself is a bad thing.

Thanks for mentioning this. I just checked it out, and grabbed the original Rollercoaster Tycoon, which I had been looking at on their site a little while ago, because that still gets a lot of play in our house, and I was having trouble finding one of the discs for it (found it eventually, but would still rather have a digital copy as a backup).

Lips is the only real good Karaoke specific game on the 360, but like @BlatantNinja23 said above, its list is going to be kind of dated by now, since they stopped doing DLC for that a couple of years ago.

If you don't mind it being a few years behind, it's a good choice, especially if you can find the original one that is packed with the two wireless mics.

Otherwise, your best bet would honestly be a copy of Rock Band 3 with a couple of USB microphones, since that game still gets new DLC on a weekly basis, including a number of recent songs.

@algertman said:

Best Use of Kickstarter - TIE! Tropes v. Women in Videogames for still not releasing any videos after making more money than she knew what to do with. Don't question her though or you will be attacked by her white knights.

If you're going to call her out for not hitting her release target on a Kickstarter project, you should be calling out almost every successful Kickstarter project.

Just look up & down the list of successfully funded Kickstarter games: http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2012/11/28/the-kickstarter-successes-where-are-they-now/

Many of them that have either had their release date pass, or are nearing their release date, have given no indication that release is coming anytime soon (including many that were funded well beyond what they asked for), and some haven't posted any update in months.

Calling out one specific project for missing their release date, when so many others do the exact same thing, really just says that you have something against that particular project, and are looking to attack it for any reason you can.

I will often throw on the Mass Effect soundtrack (usually a playlist comprised of the tracks from all three games) when playing Halo multiplayer. Fits really well.

@ck1nd said:

I don't like it when a game has multi-player achievements or "secret." It isn't much fun in a game with millions of possibilities to be forced to read a guide to reasonably achieve it.

I'm fine with secret achievements, when they're story related, and are hidden to avoid spoilers. To me, a secret achievement should be an achievement you're guaranteed to get by playing the game normally.

The games that throw in secret achievements that have no reason to be secret are annoying as hell.