It was designed to be stored either vertically or horizontally so it makes no difference whatsoever. Mine is stored vertical, next to my TV. That way it gets plenty of air. The console barely gets warm never mind hot. Unless your a very clumsy person your not going to knock over a vertical 360. You know where it's stored so that means you know where to be careful around it.
They most likely rushed the game to please the fans. I haven't played the game myself (I hated the first one) but all I hear is how bad the multiplayer is for Gears 2.
I'd ignore them at first. Bullies bully other people because they want attention and they think they're tough. By ignoring them your not giving them the attention they so crave. If they keep it up to the point where I can't stand it anymore then I'd tell a teacher. Going straight down the violence route isn't the way to go. And i'm speaking from personal experience. I was bullied allot while in Primary and Secondary school.
If, like me you enjoy a good zombie flick now and again, you'll be glad to know thet Gearge A. Romero's 1968 classic Night of the Living Dead is on the Internet Archive. Which means that it's available to download for free. And before the mods get trigger happy and punish me for posting this, it is perfectly legal. The film is in the public domain so is free from all the copyright mumbo jumbo that usually surrounds films.
The link to get it is here: http://www.archive.org/details/night_of_the_living_dead
This may be old news and it may have been on the IA for a while but I've just discovered it myself and was so happy I thought I'd share it with you lovely people.
Isn't there a gameboy (in America I think) that survived a small war or something? It's all burnt and battered but still works. I think it's on Wikipedia I just can't be bothered to look.
Silent Hill 2, Medal of Honor Frontline, Colin McRae Rally 3/4/5, Killzone, SSX3, Fahrenheit, Killer 7, Summoner, the Prince of Persia Trilogy, Spiderman 2, Manhunt, Canis Canem Edit.
I like pinball machines. I've mostly played them on consoles and PC's but I also like to play them at arcades and anywhere else they have them. They're fun. :) I was born in 1988 but never played a proper pinball table until just a few years ago.
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