Q: If they do where would I buy the games. I just got an original xbox and used to have a ps2 and was wondering if i could get the lego star wars game for the original xbox.
thanks for the info about where to get it. Whoever left the totaly unrelated
A: Lego Star Wars an Lego Star Wars II were the only lego games made for the original x-box. Buy @ Game-Crazy, Game-stop and [almost] any other store that sells video games
Owners and a must have. I played the original Infamous, and it was one of the best stories in a game that I have ever played. This game looks like it’s not going to disappoint. It looks rendered better than the first, and seems like you can do a lot more in this game compared to the last game. You will also meet a new hero and villain in Infamous 2. The game will be launched on June 7th.
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The Uncharted series is one for the ages. The game for me is a Indiana Jones meets Tomb Raider type of game, definitely making it a very fun game. Uncharted 3 looks to be stunning, and as always we know the story is going to be amazing. It seriously has the potential to be the game of the year for the PS3. This is another must-have game if you you’re a PS3 type person. The game comes out November 1st.
...One of SWTOR's best aspects is its gameplay. The game emphasizes choice, allowing the player to side with the Empire or the Rebels and choose among four different classes. These classes include, but are not limited to, Jedi Knight, Smuggler — think Han Solo — and Bounty Hunter — for all those Boba Fett fans. Additionally, skill trees allow each player to choose a specialty like "tanking," healing or dealing massive damage, for example. In short, there is a lot of customization in terms of your character, allowing for more experienced players to alter their class to fit a certain playing style and for newer players to experiment without feeling too committal.
Further complexity comes from the fact that each of the game's eight classes has a specific storyline attached, consistently keeping players on the edge of their seat. The developers clearly thought about the roots of the Star Wars universe, for its many story lines bridge the gap between the game "Knights of the Old Republic 2" (2004) and "Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace" (1999). Star Wars fans will love seeing Jedis wield their lightsabers and hearing the many references to previous Old Republic games, while newer fans will enjoy the interesting plots and fresh humor provided by the fantastic voice actors.
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The Official xbox magazine Force Unleashed's plot bridges Episodes III and IV, and the game wholeheartedly embraces its role in official Star Wars canon. To their credit, the exciting cutscenes and dramatic finale do the Original Trilogy justice, ... |
Last night via Twitter, Anthony Daniels may have accidentally revealed one of the big E3 games for the Xbox 360. In a tweet that was pretty quickly deleted, he said...
