Had my 360 since launch in which I have owned about 90 games though currently I have closer to 40 now (not including arcade games) mainly due to the fact I use to sell games to buy new ones but recently stop doing that and collecting some older games I played that I wanted again.
[QUOTE="magicalclick"]This is you and your father's fault though. You can buy the point cards from retails like Best Buy. You choose to use credit card, this is the service you get. It is like your gym membership, it charges automatically because people don't want to keep doing it manually. Want manual? Go to Best Buy. Again buying points via live is not automatic, you have to actually accept the purchase through 2-3 screens before it charges you. Now if you were talking about a live subscription it would be different I suppose but this mistake was cause by buying 5000 points over and over again. Though I will agree it is his fault but not for using a card to get points but for not watching his 5 year old brother enough that he could pull something like that off.
[QUOTE="cheez-it_kid"]Why is this Microsoft's fault...?Oh_my
They dont remove your credit cards detail after you purchase something, they keep charging you without letting you know when your subscription expires, you have to call them to remove your credit cards detail,they take 30 days to remove your payment option. Actually if you go to live.com you can remove credit cards from your account and I believe you can make a one time payment for your live subscription, besides it verifies whether you want to charge the card when you want to buy points. As for your situation find it hard to believe your 5 year old brother purchased all those points, considering the processes you go through to buy the points themselves but kids are getting smarter and smarter now a days, maybe keep a better eye on him next time. But either way your screwed, best thing you can do now is just tell your dad asap so at least he will be expecting it and know whats going rather then be surprised on the bill.
Don't get one they are bad for the system, the block vents and draw power away from the therefor causing the rrod or at least making it more likely. If you must get one then get power seperately and not by the system though I would recommend never using one and just keeping your system ventilated and in a open area.
If you have a friend to play with then sure, the campaign is pretty much just the multiplayer but against bot teams but gets boring really fast if your not playing with a friend or two.
Easy choice it would be Halo 3, though I don't play it as much as I use to, I believe I played it pretty much exclusively for the first 9 months it was out so yeah that would be easy for me.
Gamestop is a very shady place, I hardly ever do business with them anymore and for good reasons like this one. I remember one time about 6 or 7 years ago I bought a brand new game and when I got home and opened up the game from the its sealed wrapper (plastic and all) there was nothing in it. It was ridiculous, you can't imagine how angry I was I mean I watched them take it from behind the glass with all the other new games, sealed and everything and yet there was nothing in the case. Needless to say I did actually go to the store and get a new one, they kind of laughed it off which didn't help and from there on out my gaming needs where done with Gamestop unless it was a big release and I preordered in which I now only use Amazon for.
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