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The Official Xbox 360 thread - thread hardest
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Yay swimsuit models!
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This thread takes it to the limit. It's like a highway to the danger zone.
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Is it safe to assume that the swimsuit themes are not Premium?
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not Premium.
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There are a shit-ton of SI gamerpics to choose from. There are probably 8-10 in each pack.
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I'm tempted to get one of those gamerpics just to see how much I'm hit on by dudes.
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Originally Posted by Groucho
(Post 9259910)
I'm tempted to get one of those gamerpics just to see how much I'm hit on by dudes.
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No Cintia Dicker no sale.
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Dicker? I hardly know her!
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Too easy :rolleyes:
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Uh, why's the video game forum all fucked up?
Edited: Ok now it seems fine. |
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Originally Posted by whitetigeress
(Post 9260051)
Too easy :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Kicker_of_Elves
(Post 9260052)
Uh, why's the video game forum all fucked up?
Apparently they need to determine "detailed protocols" to fix this problem, whatever that means. |
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I don't recognize any of these models by name. Does that mean I'm getting old or are supremodels becoming less famous?
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Re: The Official Xbox 360 thread - thread hardest
Originally Posted by Decker
(Post 9260060)
I don't recognize any of these models by name. Does that mean I'm getting old or are supremodels becoming less famous?
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Re: The Official Xbox 360 thread - thread hardest
Originally Posted by UncleGramps
(Post 9260057)
http://forum.dvdtalk.com/forum-feedb...templates.html
Apparently they need to determine "detailed protocols" to fix this problem, whatever that means. |
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It's been hosed up for most of the last week or so - off and on.
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Really? I just noticed it today.
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for about the past week it has been hosed. there were 1 or 2 days where it looked normal.
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Re: The Official Xbox 360 thread - thread hardest
Originally Posted by Decker
(Post 9260060)
I don't recognize any of these models by name. Does that mean I'm getting old or are supremodels becoming less famous?
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Re: The Official Xbox 360 thread - thread hardest
Originally Posted by PopcornTreeCt
(Post 9261091)
I didn't recognize any of them either. But the cover girl is Bar something and I liked that one.
Is that the one from Israel? She was on Letterman last night. :up: |
Re: The Official Xbox 360 thread - thread hardest
I really wish they had some release dates announced for some more board games on Live Arcade.
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Originally Posted by xmiyux
(Post 9261564)
I really wish they had some release dates announced for some more board games on Live Arcade.
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Originally Posted by pinata242
(Post 9261573)
I'm totally intrigued by the upcoming Hasbro Game channel.
I'm wanting more info on Alhambra, Puerto Rico, Cosmic Encounter, etc. I'm also hoping Talisman will be resurrected. Then there were rumors of Magic the Gathering coming in a CCG format of some kind. I want info on that. |
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You take what you can get. You can't get Talisman.
Speaking of which, did you see my thread for Blood Bowl? |
Re: The Official Xbox 360 thread - thread hardest
Originally Posted by pinata242
(Post 9261595)
You take what you can get. You can't get Talisman.
Speaking of which, did you see my thread for Blood Bowl? |
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It's lonely in there :(
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Looking forward to Puerto Rico myself. Another one that could be fun, but haven't heard anything about is RoboRally http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/18
Then there were rumors of Magic the Gathering coming in a CCG format of some kind. I want info on that. |
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Originally Posted by nemein
(Post 9261905)
Looking forward to Puerto Rico myself. Another one that could be fun, but haven't heard anything about is RoboRally http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/18
I don't know about that... I mean I enjoyed playing Magic back in the day but I don't think it would translate very well as far as matching the true complexity of the game. Of course since it could be a continue revenue stream w/ boosters and expansions I suspect they will do it ;) BTW didn't they already try this in one form or another though? In that game you got a few basic packs and played against the computer. As you beat the computer you could buy new packs with in-game money to tailor your deck. If they made a game like that on Live i would be all over it. DLC would then consist of one purchase for all the cards for each expansion. Then the player would be forced to spend in-game money (ie. not MS points) earned through winning to "buy" packs from that expansion. It would provide a steady DLC income as we pay 10$ a pop for each expansion but it wouldn't drive people off due to having to pay for pack after pack. I am looking forward to Puerto Rico so i can learn how to play it. I have had the board game in my closet for over a year now and have never even opened it. edit: RoboRally would be great as well. Personally, i would like to see some folks take some of the games on Super Duper Games.com and put them on Live with decent graphics. Tons of Icehouse and Piecepack games on that site. |
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I played the online M:TG quite a bit back in the day. It was well implemented, and a lot of fun. It's still alive and well today.
I have RoboRally as well. It's essentially a programming game. You don't control your robot directly, instead you "program" it with the cards in your hand in order to meet certain goals. You can set up the board any way you want, so there's a lot of reply value. |
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Originally Posted by Groucho
(Post 9262047)
I played the online M:TG quite a bit back in the day. It was well implemented, and a lot of fun. It's still alive and well today.
The game i am talking about was called Duel of the Planeswalkers and required one investment up front. All packs and things were bought with in-game winnings. It was very similar to the Yu-Gi-Oh games on the DS. |
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Originally Posted by xmiyux
(Post 9262050)
The game i am talking about was called Duel of the Planeswalkers and required one investment up front. All packs and things were bought with in-game winnings. It was very similar to the Yu-Gi-Oh games on the DS.
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Originally Posted by Groucho
(Post 9262057)
I remember that game as well. I think the chances of it being implemented on Live are just about nil since they can make far more money by charging real money for the packs.
I think my proposal would work well within the current system. The basically sell you a pool of potential cards and you have to unlock them in game. That pool could be priced at 10 or 20$. :shrug: |
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Originally Posted by xmiyux
(Post 9262040)
Did you ever play the old Magic:tG on the PC? It was great! It handled all the rules bickering (timing issues and the like) and even if you disagreed with how it was handled it was at least consistent.
In that game you got a few basic packs and played against the computer. As you beat the computer you could buy new packs with in-game money to tailor your deck. There used to be this third party program that let you play magic online. I think they even had pictures or at least descriptions. You would go through a listing of all the cards and pick out which ones you wanted. It was a very simple interface. I haven't played since 4th edition so it was a rather old program. |
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Take it to a real life board games thread geeks.
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Leave it to xmiyux to shit all over a thread. It's a standard progression for him though, board games, hippie vegetarian bullshit, and then shitty nerdcore music. ;)
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Originally Posted by xmiyux
(Post 9262076)
But how? To have the random nature of a pack you would have to be able to buy things multiple times. Live is hard coded to allow you to redownload purchased content for free. Would they have packs 1-200 to buy individually? Sell the cards individually?
I think my proposal would work well within the current system. The basically sell you a pool of potential cards and you have to unlock them in game. That pool could be priced at 10 or 20$. :shrug: Sony, of course, tried a CCG with their (I think superior) camera and real cards, however, the cards were still easy to fake, and the game kinda fizzled out. Still, they charged you for the OPPORTUNITY to use cards from the expansion sets, which you still had to buy packs of separately (and which must not have done all that well, since I never saw them in Target, which carried the initial sets). Go play Culdcept instead... it's not the same, of course, but it's a decent card/board game for the 360, and it can be had for cheap. |
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They really need a separate section of Music Game Add-Ons. :mad:
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