tommy28

well love the xbox but as with any and every gaming system these damn games are just flat out to hard!

iv been playing splinter cell,with the walkthrough and it still gets tough...,and lets face it-,that aint no fun!.

What i do know is i loved playing(online)Moh Allied Assault...so my question is what good games are there that don`t give to much thought!!!(online or offline)ill be online soon!.

racing-
shooters-
sports-
any others

and some easy stuff for my daughter(10).....

CaboWabo

I feel the same way about most Xbox games. They are getting to be too involved. I don't have the time to learn what 20 buttons do in a game. I miss the old Atari 2600 one-button joystick. Haha!

I found that most GameCube games seem to be less complex and more "arcadey". Lately, I've been playing GC much more than my Xbox. The games are not only less complicated....but they are more fun in my opinion. Give them a try.

Jeremy517

Mechassault is really simple and mindless (and can be found for $20 new at Blockbuster or can be found for trade here quite often).

tommy28

thanks guys!

GC is not going to happen.thanks though.

of got MA looks fun-,but iv been trying this Splinter Cell for the last day or two...im going to a Video Store and sign up so i can rent them to see what i like....

ts

nickdawgy

I'd recommend a Gamecube as well. Great system.

As for Xbox games, I am new to the system as well, but my favorites so far are Simpsons Hit and Run, and Road Rage (both must owns for Simpsons fans, KOTOR (a must for any Star Wars fan), and ESPN hockey.

I haven't even tried Mech Assault yet, and it came with the system

menaz

Bloodrayne, hack and slash fairly simple game.

Serious Sam, FPS lots of fun, very easy to get the hang of.

Face/Off

Ghost Recon requires thought, but the missions are pretty straight forward.

Soul Calibur II

jrutz

Serious Sam Gold.

Jeremy

funkyryno

The fighting games are pretty basic. Just mash a bunch of buttons and look what happens. I had fun playing Tao Feng and DOA 3, but I'm not really sure how well those stack up to other fighting games.

The Tony Hawk Pro skater games are lots of fun and aren't too hard to master. T-Hawk 3 can be found for pretty cheap. T-Hawk 4 is a bit more expensive and a little harder.

Sessa17

I'm kind of in the same boat as you. Where as I enjoy a good complex RPG most of the times I get sick of games just b/c they are too involved.

Some simpler games that I enjoyed a lot on Xbox are . . .

Kung Fu Chaos - The game is just fun in every way. Great, very detailed graphics. Very cartoony, child like animations. Everything is extermely detailed, there is tons of stuff to break & throw. In between boards there are mini-games that are very much like a throw back to simpler days of gaming but with super grapchics. The game would be hard for a 10 year old, but I play it while babysitting a 9 year old & he has more fun watching than I do playing.

Return to Castle Wolfestein - I'm not a big first person shooter fan but I dug this game a lot for Xbox. Very simple controls but it was a lot of fun to play.

Lastblade

Toe Jam and Earl 3

DeanoBKN

I second Kung-Fu Chaos. It's simple, fun, and addicting. It can be found for about $30 new.

Dean

tonymontana313

there is always enter the matrix which is as mindless as they come.

Decker

Maybe Midtown Madness 3? I hear it's fun online as a dumbed down party racer. Just bought mine and would love to kick your a$$ up and down the streets of Paris, tommy!

Gideon68

There's Namco Museum. Midway Arcade Collection is coming out in Nov. Buffy the Vampire Slayer is a good beat-em-up (the first one, haven't played the second).

tommy28

thanks everyone-my list is growing

Decker ill put you on my Buddy list-buy im not online yet!still trying to figure out the best way to get there,ill keep you updated....

Decker=