The Orange Box. All three Half Life games, especially the first, are worth playing more than once. It's more than just a run and gun affair. You'll be thinking the whole way, solving puzzles and using the Gravity gun, which is by far the most unique weapon in an FPS. Not to mention Portal, which is a puzzler that plays like an FPS. And when you're tired of the singleplayer stuff, there's always Team Fortress 2 to enjoy. Trust me, it's awesome. Plus I found it for only $18 at my local GameStop. Five games under $20 is a great deal my friend. Pick it up!
You get what you pay for. XBL is fast and reliable while other online networks tend to get random error codes that ruin all of the fun. So far the only problem I've had is due to other people's connections.
I'm still waiting for my Pokemon MMORPG. Customize your trainer and your Pokemon any way you want and roam around town fighting wild Pokemon, NPC's and players in awesome PvP combat. Now why can't they do this?
I had a dream about something like this. In it I saw a screen about 5 x 12 inches. It had a slot on the back for disks and had a small yet efficient 80GB memory attatched to the back. It was a portable XBOX360, otherwise known as the XBOX360p. Someone somewhere is developing this, I just know it. Whether it be Microsoft or a geek in his garage, it will exist somewhere. lol
Some places may begin hiring at 15 here in the States. I don't know about labor laws in the UK, but there could be a job. I met my parents halfway and threw in Forza 2 as a bonus. Pretty sweet deal!
Mine is a very nice mixture of mess and clean. The setup is nice: a decent sized 32" LCD TV. To the left and right are my sound system speakers which hook up to my 360. In between the TV and the left speaker are my 360 and Wii consoles. The games are in a neat pile on a bookshelf. This is where things get messy. My Rock Band periphs aren't wireless, ergo a gigantic mess of tangled wires and crap. Not to mention controllers lying all over the place. When I play with my Wii I usually sit on the coffee table since the couch is too far to read the motion sensors.
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