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xbox 360 Games Reviews (Top 10)  Home | Playstation 2 | Playstation 3 | Playstation Portable | xbox 360 
 * 1) Call of Duty 4
 * 2) Assassin's Creed 2
 * 3) Left 4 Dead 2
 * 4) Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
 * 5) Tony Hawk
 * 6) Band Hero
 * 7) Dragon Age
 * 8) Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
 * 9) Guitar Hero II
 * 10) NHL 08

Call of Duty 4 (1)

War truly is hell. Anyone who has experienced military conflict firsthand can tell you that. Thankfully, most of us have never had to crawl in the muck of a battlefield or exchange gunfire with an enemy; it is an experience that few of us could handle, both physically and psychologically. There are countless numbers of books, movies and video games that allow us to experience the horrors of war from the safety of our living rooms. Done right, these fictional depictions not only showcase everything that is good about war--the camaraderie that exists between soldiers and their selfless heroism, for example--but they also serve as a powerful reminder of just how damaging and terrible war can be.

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 Assassin's Creed 2(2)

This Game is about fighting to the hell. assassin's creed 2 is multyplayer game for xbox 360. this game is mased on 3D and it good if there are 6-8 people playing in group.

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Left 4 Dead 2 (3)

I’m always up for a good zombie-killing game. There is something satisfying about plowing through wave upon wave of grotesquely-stupid, nearly-human, fodder. The original Left 4 Dead did an excellent job of creating a new type of game; where the experience improves when enjoyed with a group of friends. It did this by eschewing a traditional narrative, instead thrusting you and three friends into a zombie movie. It let your party create its own story using voice-chat after setting the tone with hundreds upon hundreds of the undead.

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Forza Motorsport 3 (4)

The //Forza// series has had a unique situation that not many other series has. It was Microsoft's answer to the well respected //Gran Turismo// series, which has been the undisputed king of simulation type racing games on consoles. However, due to //Gran Turismo's// absurdly long development cycle between iterations, the //Forza// series has been creeping its way up. Their latest iteration was one of the most anticipated and have caused quite a stir in the racing sim community with several tweaks and gameplay additions.

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Tony Hawk (5)

Toney Hawks proving ground is nthe best game from xbox 360, this game is to play sketbord moves and learn new movies and work for someone. media type="youtube" key="zg852lZMpIY" width="425" height="350"

Band Hero (6)

I’m going to jump right into the criticism: In a way, you have to feel sorry for Activision’s //Band Hero//. It seems like it’s intended to be a spin-off of the lucrative //Guitar Hero// franchise, but from this perspective, it’s not substantially different from its predecessor that it’s warranted. It has differences, to be sure, but it’s like a set of twins where both play instruments, but the one that plays second is always going to come off looking worse, unless she can do substantially better—but she can’t really play any better than the “first” twin. And it ends up even worse, because the “second” twin decides to wear a flashier outfit, though it just doesn’t set her apart from her twin and ends up…well, making people feel sorry for her.

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Dragon Age(7)

As a game developer, BioWare has done much to bring new gamers into the long-established fold of the role-playing genre. In part, it’s done that by mastering combat systems in RPGs, allowing for real-time action that gives players as much control as if they were sitting over a table holding multisided dice and detailed character sheets taking turns on their attacks. Games such as //Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic// and //Mass Effect// have shown gamers that RPGs can be just as action packed as any shooter.

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Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (8)

Rockstar's Grand Theft auto Dan andreas is game for people who likes gamestar life where you have to fight with people, work for someone by finishing missions, earning money,and you can also buythings like cloths, cars, guns and may more stuff. i played thise game befor and i pretty much like it becaces i like playing rockstars games.

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Guitar Hero II (9)


 * Gameplay**

First, the basics for //GH// n00bs: The game is somewhat similar in design to //Dance Dance Revolution// in that you get a series of songs you have to “perform,” but instead of tapping buttons on a pad with your feet, you have to push buttons on the fret board of a special guitar-like controller while triggering the notes with a strum bar. Notes have to be played—individually or as “chords” using the five color-coded buttons—at the moment the corresponding symbols move past a time bar on the display in order to score. If you aren’t, you’ll certainly hear it, because your part in the song will sound broken and quite unharmonious.

There’s also a meter that shows how well you’re doing with the audience. Play well and you’ll keep the needle in the green, but miss notes and you’ll start driving it down through yellow and then into the red, where you’re at risk of having the song grind to a halt and you branded as a failure.

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NHL 08 (10)

Early ’90s gaming was quite a bit different than what we have today. Take Electronic Arts’ //NHL// franchise, for example. Genesis owners were simply excited to be playing console hockey back in the day, with little time to worry about how unrealistic the gameplay was as compared to the real deal.

Today’s sports-game landscape is much different than the early, mini-bit days of the old millennium. A sports title must be as realistic as possible if a developer expects rabid sports fans to support it. Most sports gamers are as passionate about the real version of their favorite sports as they are about the digital versions, which means an “in the game” experience is paramount. Electronic Arts’ motto isn’t “It’s in the game” for nothin’.

Gamers could have built a strong case against EA’s earlier next-gen titles, citing that the experience was far from being in-the-game-like. But ’07 releases such as //Madden// have already proven that Electronic Arts is making a concerted effort to live up to its slogan from this year forward.

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