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10bal01 > 20/06/2012, 12:01

I've finally given in and got an Xbox 360.

Its only the 4gb one so not great, but it'll do for now.

Problem I have is, the last games console I had was looked a bit like this:

Yes I know...

So I have no idea what to buy for my new toy. I've had tips of Fifa, Halo and Gears of War from my old flat mate, but can anyone give me some suggestions for me to start out on?
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jackk > 19/11/2012, 00:58

(20/06/2012, 12:01)10bal01 Wrote: I've finally given in and got an Xbox 360.

Its only the 4gb one so not great, but it'll do for now.

Problem I have is, the last games console I had was looked a bit like this:

Yes I know...

So I have no idea what to buy for my new toy. I've had tips of Fifa, Halo and Gears of War from my old flat mate, but can anyone give me some suggestions for me to start out on?

A must have will have to be Call of duty its addictive. another great game would be GTA 5 when it comes out!
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chrisman > 28/01/2013, 12:32

There are a million games to reccomend, though it depends on your taste. If you like FPS get cod if you must, but get halo as well. If you're into RPG, get mass effect, fallout, any JRPG releassed. Any particular genre you like?
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tightsfanjack > 04/03/2013, 14:40

Ive found that buying preowned games can save alot of money and still have loads of entertainment.

i bought battlefield 3 not long ago for a tenner and it is really good, and at a low price it doesnt matter i f u dont play it much or often.

NBA 2k11 cost me like 8 quid and the graphics are just as good as the newest fifa, and the gameplay is really good and a great pick up and play game.

What sort of games are you into??

the new GTA should be a storm so cant wait for that to come out!
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