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Yes I'm one of the who bought it. 560 Stars in Career Mode, So Done.

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IV - Finished TLAD - Finished TBoGT - Can't Finished

Work to get those Lady GaGa shades.

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Finished 2nd Prestige.

Finished and Stop, Band Hero!

Highs: First full band game; solid, if eclectic setlist; great multiplayer Lows: Some interface issues, poor hardware quality 5/5

Highs: Much improved interface; much improved hardware Cons: Making an online band doesn't work well 5/5

Highs: High-challenge guitar songs; only way to get AC/DC Lows: Cheap cash-in using old RB1 engine 3/5

Highs: Amazing music; wonderful presentation Lows: Not very challenging; completely separate from RB 5/5

Highs: New co-op mode; higher level of challenge Lows: Uneven setlist; bass not as much fun as guitar 5/5

Highs: Great setlist; improved presentation from earlier GH games Lows: Artificially difficult notecharts; art-style a bit too cartoonish 4/5

Haven't played it too much. Seems like RB, with a worse setlist and ugly presentation 3/5

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Highs: Great, engaging original story; interesting characters Lows: Characters look ugly up close; uninteresting combat; poor AI 3/5

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Game bugged out on third mission, couldn't continue because my G-Unit partner wouldn't move. Haven't gone back to finish it yet. Also, I have the "Not Bulletproof" achievement for this game. I'm just saying...

I really liked this game. I thought the AI worked rather well as a Co-Op partner. I beat it in a weekend.

The missions are definitely redundant, but I still had a lot of fun playing this game. Like Prototype, most of the fun was in traveling around the city in between missions. I beat it in about a week and a half.

Really fun game. I loved all the fan-service in it. I didn't bother collecting all of the Joker Trophies, but I had to have all of the Patient Tapes and, of course, to solve the greatest mystery of all.

I think I finished this in a weekend of serious play. I couldn't really be bothered with the story, but the gameplay was excellent. It reminds me of Clive Barker's Undying on the PC.

Played the demo and had to buy the game. I am very interested in historical wars, so this holds more appeal to me than the Modern Warfare games. I haven't finished the main campaign yet, however, as I keep getting sucked into Nazi Zombies.

A decent game. I beat it in a single day, but it was pretty fun.

I haven't played much of this yet. I don't think I've played more than the first mission.

I had a lot of fun collecting Agility Orbs. I think I enjoyed the orb hunt more than the actual missions. A good game, nonetheless. I still haven't finished collecting all the Orbs, but I keep telling myself I'll finish it one day. I beat it in a week or two.

I originally gave this game a one-star. The funky save system, unrelenting pace, and Otis CONSTANTLY CALLING led me to shelve this game for several months. Later on, after my Girlfriend took an interest in it, I picked the game back up. After pre-leveling up to level 12 or so, the game became more bearable. In the end, I actually wound up enjoying it, and finished it in a weekend. You just have to get through those first ten levels, print out a map of the mall, and combine Adam's saws with those three little books... I beat it in three days once I picked it up again.

A pretty fun game. I burned through DMC3 so I'd have a better understanding of the backstory of this game. I don't think it helped. It's still a good game, despite the story confusing my wittle bwain. My only complaint is Dante's missions essentially being Nero's missions in reverse. Haven't we gotten beyond such half-hearted game design? I beat it in a month.

I love this game. I spent six months playing it from start to finish. The level of customization really hooked me in. I even bought the DLC homes and decorated them with relics from my adventures. The story pulled at my heart strings. I felt invested in every quest I accepted. I just can't say enough good things about this game.

I bought this game for the backstory to Fable II. I still haven't gotten around to actually playing Fable II, but Fable: The Lost Chapters is one of my all-time favorite games. I beat it over a couple of weeks.

I haven't gotten to this game yet.

This game is awesome. From the moment I started it and heard "I don't want to set the world on fire..." I was immersed deep into the Fallout universe. As someone who hates Turn-Based combat, I was concerned by the V.A.T.S. system. However, as soon as I picked up the BB Gun and tried it, I fell in love. I'm still working my way through this game, and enjoying every second of it.

I haven't played this yet.

A game I purchased from the Games On Demand service. I hate it. I think I'm spoiled by Fight Night Round 2. The fighting feels clunky and slow, and the fighters look like cartoons.

I haven't played the game yet, but I really enjoyed the demo.

Pretty fun game. I really enjoyed the combat in Kill.Switch during the PS2's reign, so I knew I'd have to own this game. Like Kill.Switch, the story is almost pointless. The gameplay is what makes this game epic. (No pun.) I beat it in a weekend.

I haven't played this one yet, either.

The first Xbox 360 title I purchased. Honestly, I was disappointed that they went away from the over-the-top style of previous GTA games. Still, I had a good time playing through this one. I think, since I was expecting over-the-top goofiness, the serious and downtrodden tone of GTAIV really caught me off guard. I think I beat it in a week.

I bought this to play through the entire Halo Trilogy. I'll probably be burned alive for this, but I can't really get into it. I've owned this for five months, and still haven't gone halfway through the game. It just doesn't feel very exciting to play.

When I was a teenager, my best friend and I would spend hours talking about what we'd do when the Zombie Apocolypse came. I feel like this game was designed with kids like that in mind. The gameplay is solid, but there could be more weapon choices. Still, This is a fun game when you can get people together to play it.

I haven't played this yet.

Came as part of the Capcom Platinum Hits deal, along with Dead Rising and DMC4. I haven't really put much into it, but the cutscenes make it feel like a Japanese movie poorly dubbed for American audiences.

The girlfriend bought me this for us to play together. I don't think we've really put any time into it, yet.

Haven't really played this yet. Came with Marvel Ultimate Alliance.

Haven't played this yet, either.

I enjoyed the demo, so I bought the game. Then I started hearing how difficult it was. I don't remember it being overly difficult, just kind of cheap. Too many Rocket Launchers, and it felt like the game was designed around the player using animation glitches. Finished it in a week on Easy Mode. I don't know if I'll try a harder difficulty later.

I hated this game all the way until the ending. Now I can't wait for the sequel... I don't have to make sense. I beat it in a weekend.

I really wanted this game, and this game really wanted to disappoint me. The Targeting System is absolute garbage. I can't figure out what they were thinking. The side missions feel pointless and redundant. Also, the voice actors seem like they are trying to race through their dialogue. There are no dramatic pauses, or pauses to take a breath for that matter. Like Assassin's Creed, the traveling is the most fun activity in the game. I will finish it one day, but not any time soon.

My girlfriend and I both adored RE4. So this was a must-have. Unfortunately, it hasn't been a must-play. Neither of us have put it in the Xbox, not once.

The second game I ever purchased. I got half way through this and lost interest. It was more like PS2 era GTA games than GTAIV, but it was still the same sandbox style game. I think playing it right after GTAIV was a mistake. I eventually sat down and burned through it during an insomnia plagued weekend. It was a fairly good time.

Collecting video games and movies are my two hobbies. Needless to say mixing the two was perfect for me. My girlfriend and I have played this game for countless hours. The only problem is, I always win. It's not the game's fault, I just watch too many movies.

Came with the Xbox. Haven't played it yet.

I love Max Payne. In fact, Max Payne was my first Third-Person Shooter. This game was supposed to be have the same style of play. The problem is the gameplay was too much like Max Payne, which was released in 2001. I feel like the animations and combat should've been smoother. Also, towards the end the game becomes downright cheap. As in, using your bullet-dodge will result in instant death during one level. Still, it's not a bad game. It's just a very average game. I beat it in a day.

A decent FPS, but I feel like a lot more could've been done with it. I like any FPS game that lets you dual wield weapons, but the Darkness Powers were so unimportant. I think I played through the entire game without ever using them for anything more than opening doors or busting out lights. It had the potential to do so much more. I beat it in three days.

I owned and beat Half-Life 2 on the PC a long while back. Still, it didn't stick with me as much as the original Half-Life did. I recall the story being kind of confusing. So I bought this to replay it all again. I haven't actually played the Orange Box yet, however, as I'm working my way through the original Half-Life as a refresher.

This is the game that wouldn't end. I enjoyed the PS2 era Tony Hawk games, and felt like the Reviewers could've been wrong about Proving Ground. They weren't. The game is incredibly redundant and ultimately the storyline is pointless. For example, there are six missions with Bam Margera about climbing. Six missions about climbing. It's a skateboarding game. Then there are many many missions about taking pictures as you perform tricks. Including how to set up and frame the shot. It's a skateboarding game. Like the franchise, Proving Ground just doesn't know when to stop.

A really strong game. MMA and Boxing are the only two sports I've ever enjoyed, so I was really into the idea of being a virtual cage fighter. The only problem is how off the balance is in the game. Your sparring partner, throughout the career mode, is so powerful that the actual fighter he's preparing you for seems like a pushover in comparison. It feels completely backwards. The sparring partner should be the laid back easier fight, and the fighter should be the nearly impossible tough as nails challenge. I beat it in a weekend. I beat it four more times after that.

Haven't played it yet.

I really liked Total Overdose: A Gunslinger's Tale in Mexico, and the demo for this game reminded of it. So I purchased this game when it went on sale for less than $30.00. I haven't played it yet.

Enjoyed the demo. Haven't played it yet.

Never got far. Ended up hating it.

Came bundled with the box. Sold it. Don't like racing games.

Finished it. Multiple times. One of the reason I got the box. Still stuck on Insane.

My first XBLA game. Got my money's worth. Nice title.

Finished it. Still playing it. I still wouldn't say its a good game, though. :D

I suck at Lumines. Never got far.

Finished it. I liked it a lot. I don't remember why I had this, or whom I got it from, but I don't have it anymore.

Finished it on "Hard". Got along on "Professional" quite well until I hit that wall where you cannot get any better unless you're REALLY into this game and practice a lot. Sold it this year because I needed the money.

Finished all of it. Best game package ever.

Finished on Legendary. A gift from the best friend ever.

Finished it. Good stuff. Deleted my savefile by accident a while ago. Bummer.

Ugh. Don't get me started on Assassin's Creed.

I loved the demo and played it multiple times. I wanted to like the game so much. But I didn't. Never got far. It annoyed the living hell out of me.

Finished it with unbelievably overpowered characters. I like grinding. This is Final Fantasy XII that should have been.

Bought it for the lady and never managed to get a hang of it until recently. Have started playing and finished it THIS YEAR.

Finished it, and spent a good deal with the time trials. I love, love, love Mirror's Edge. It is a shining beacon in a world of mud.

Finished it twice but don't really plan on going back to it.

A gift from aforementioned friend, hopying we would be able to play Co-Op. Turned out we couldn't. Haven't really touched it and don't plan to.

55 games player over 11 hours and still counting.

After a LONG pause we picked this game up again after beating Shattered Memories, but I still don't see myself finishing it. Homecoming does a lot of things very well, but still ends up being tedious and lame. Don't buy it.

Close to finishing it. Only bought 1 expansion (Broken Steel) and looking forward to that.

Finished it. One of my "games of the decade".

I'm somewhere around 2-5 now and I have lost all motivation to get back to it. Frustrating levels are frustrating.

Finished it twice and plan to finish it a third time to get 1000/1000. Great game, especially in combination with the Wii's "Dead Space: Extraction".

Nearly finished it - I dropped out of a continous 3-player session somewhere in the last quarter and just watched the other two play.

Finished it. I'm Batman.

Finished it. Holiday deal. Brilliant game.

My most recent addition because I found a very, very cheap copy. I don't like it. In fact, almost everything about this game sucks.

Great atmosphere, fun lighting dudes on fire with a snap of the fingers.

I like this game, but mostly because of the story, world and music. Everything they do gameplay-wise is OK, but not great. Probably would have been better if they had dropped one of the three main game mechanics.

Awesome game, and I can't wait for the second one. I bought the DLC when they dropped the price a while ago, but haven't played it yet.

Slicing through Zombies with a Katana (why do they have swords at the mall?) is pretty sweet.

It had a lot of issues, and it shouldn't be a Fallout game, but I really enjoyed it. I need to trade it in for the GOTY edition at some point, to play all the DLC.

Not finished, but enjoying it so far. Definitely not as open worldy as I thought. It became a whole lot more fun when I realized that besides that one town, *no-one* is friendly.

I picked this up for $7 at Blockbuster, and it was actually a lot better than I thought it would be.

Great co-op shooter. I love the cover system. I have a couple of complaints about the controls, and even on insane, the enemies are bullet sponges, but still a great game.

Greatly Improved over the first one. Horde mode was awesome. Never beat all 50 levels though. iBeen meaning to get back into it.

I didn't review well, but I like it. The second one wasn't very good though.

Decent fun in co-op, not that great solo.

Awesome JRPG. Really enjoyable story, likable characters, decent battle system.

Side quests are samey, but still, an excellent game, and one of my favorite RPGs. I'm replaying it before I play the second one.

I still think this would have been better in third person, but I enjoyed it. I still need to do all the time trials.

Michael Bay movies may not be great movies, but they make decent videogames. I'm loving the campaign, even if the story is incomprehensible. Spec-Ops is also really fun.

Every game in the collection is sweet. Played through Portal twice. Been meaning to replay HL2 and the episode. And L4D is cool and all, but I want Episode 3.

This was one of the first games I bought, and I still haven't finished it. I keep restarting. I have probably 70 hours over 4 characters. Combat blows.

Love this game. Totally different world, but gameply-wise, very similar to Pikmin. Need to pick up the DLC at some point.

I got this right before my 360 died, so I haven't played much yet. So far, its mostly better than the first one. I usually prefer having direct control over the camera, but I wish they hadn't done it here, since I ruins the sweeping controls.

OK game. It had the "Death is meaningless" thing that BioShock did, but the gameplay and story weren't as interesting.

Huge amount of fun, as long as you play on Casual. I played this right after finishing Saints Row 2 (by the same company), so I was kind of disappointing that some of the good ideas from that weren't carried over here. Still a really fun game.

Fun dungeon crawler, that actually controls pretty well on the console. I got it just before my 360 died, so I haven't played much yet.

Often dismissed as a GTA clone (that's a bad thing?), but the core gameplay and side activities were more fun, and it didn't take itself so damn seriously.

Even better than the first, and they added campaign co-op. Kind of annoyed that I missed an achievement because of a bug, but it's still my favorite open world game.

I've always enjoyed skateboarding games. I think I put 40 hours into the campaign mode, mostly just messing around. The co-op challenges are really fun.

This is my favorite Spiderman game. Most people seem to think that the Spiderman 2 nailed the swinging better, but I still think the swinging was very well done in this one, and it nailed the combat.

I preordered this, beat it in a week, and traded it in. Been wanting to play it again recently, so I bought it again. Gonna try the co-op this time.

Free game. I haven't played it much. Side scrolling SHMUP.

Hard but fun. I was happy when they patched it to make it a bit less brutal.

Very well done game. The platforming was good; the time manipulation was good, and it was pretty (I'm a sucker for spite graphics).

Fun throwback beat-em-up. When I first got it, none of my online friends had it, and playing solo got kind of boring, so I still haven't finished it. A bunch of them have it now though, so I'll probably pick it up again when my system is back from being repaired.

Decent game. I tend to play it in bursts (play a couple hours, then not touch it for a month), especially after I got the false ending. On my first playthrough, at the Inverted Castle.

Got this because I pre-ordered Fable II. They were OK. Got kind of boring after a while.

Decent Match-3 game. Was free with the system (I think it came pre-installed on the HDD).

Fun city-building game. Kind of like a RTS, without the combat. There are a couple annoying things about it, and other games came out, so I still haven't finished it.

Quirky game. You play an alien who drags another alien around on a leash, getting him to eat stuff, some of which makes him transform, and gain some new ability. Sounds king of stupid, but it is actually pretty fun.

Pretty fun puzzle game. Picked this up when it was on sale. The DLC is cheap, so I might pick that up to get some more levels.

I picked this up when it was on sale. Haven't played much yet.

A sweet metroidvania (but you should know that already). Played through it twice, and got at lease bronze in all the challenge rooms.

Really fun, old-school, side-scrolling platformer. Think Sonic on caffeine and nitroglycerin. I still haven't managed to finish the co-op campaign, though, since it keeps lagging out.

It was free when I got my 360. Played it a bit and couldn't really get into it.