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This is a disingenuous analysis. The games that have the highest storage space requirements are RPGs. Other games like a racing game, a fighter, or even a platform game will always have modest requirements. Once an RPG with HD cinema scenes comes out, 9GB will feel constraining.However, recent studies have shown that, at least for the foreseeable future everything should be fine. DVD-9 has 9GB storage capacity and the average game on the XBox used around a third of this storage capacity. Xbox 360 games have so far used only 50% at the most still leaving some room for increase.
Originally posted by: zephyrprime
This is a disingenuous analysis. The games that have the highest storage space requirements are RPGs. Other games like a racing game, a fighter, or even a platform game will always have modest requirements. Once an RPG with HD cinema scenes comes out, 9GB will feel constraining.However, recent studies have shown that, at least for the foreseeable future everything should be fine. DVD-9 has 9GB storage capacity and the average game on the XBox used around a third of this storage capacity. Xbox 360 games have so far used only 50% at the most still leaving some room for increase.
Originally posted by: zephyrprime
This is a disingenuous analysis. The games that have the highest storage space requirements are RPGs. Other games like a racing game, a fighter, or even a platform game will always have modest requirements. Once an RPG with HD cinema scenes comes out, 9GB will feel constraining.However, recent studies have shown that, at least for the foreseeable future everything should be fine. DVD-9 has 9GB storage capacity and the average game on the XBox used around a third of this storage capacity. Xbox 360 games have so far used only 50% at the most still leaving some room for increase.
You can do that now. Walmart and BB have been getting shipments.Originally posted by: Jnetty99
I'm still waiting for that day, when you don't see stupid Xbox360 bundles only for $1000, but when i can just walk in BB or CC and buy a $400 system...
Come on Microsoft... help the poor out.
Originally posted by: Muadib
You can do that now. Walmart and BB have been getting shipments.Originally posted by: Jnetty99
I'm still waiting for that day, when you don't see stupid Xbox360 bundles only for $1000, but when i can just walk in BB or CC and buy a $400 system...
Come on Microsoft... help the poor out.
My friend picked one up last week from BB... Shipments are coming in regularly, but they don't last long, as demand is still higher than supply.Originally posted by: Linux23
i don't think so. i have not seen a single Walmart or Bestbuy with the Xbox360 in stock yet.Originally posted by: Muadib
You can do that now. Walmart and BB have been getting shipments.Originally posted by: Jnetty99
I'm still waiting for that day, when you don't see stupid Xbox360 bundles only for $1000, but when i can just walk in BB or CC and buy a $400 system...
Come on Microsoft... help the poor out.
Originally posted by: Linux23
Originally posted by: Muadib
You can do that now. Walmart and BB have been getting shipments.Originally posted by: Jnetty99
I'm still waiting for that day, when you don't see stupid Xbox360 bundles only for $1000, but when i can just walk in BB or CC and buy a $400 system...
Come on Microsoft... help the poor out.
i don't think so. i have not seen a single Walmart or Bestbuy with the Xbox360 in stock yet.
Originally posted by: Udel
WOW. I just put in my Halo 2 for the first time with my 360. It looks amazing running in HD. Bungie really put together an outstanding game!
There are all sorts of little issues with emulation. It seems to me that I've heard something about every single game. I'm not sure if there are any Xbox games that run 100% perfect on the 360.Originally posted by: pinion9
Halo 2 is still a lame game. Also, the reason it looks outstanding is because the anti-aliasing is much better on the 360. Put in any decent game and it should look better on the 360. I played SSX 3 and it looked great...although there were times where it seemed to skip (stall, pause, whatever) for about 1/5 of a second. Doesn't affect game play but irritating because it does do that. Anyone else have that problem with emulating old Xbox games?Originally posted by: Udel
WOW. I just put in my Halo 2 for the first time with my 360. It looks amazing running in HD. Bungie really put together an outstanding game!
Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
should probably add this to thread update
http://joystiq.com/2005/11/16/kojima-mgs4-demo-could-run-on-the-xbox-360/
SEGA of America's announced today that Full Auto has gone gold for the Xbox 360. The game will be available in North America from Feb. 14, 2006.
Larry Hryb, Xbox Live Director of Programming, interviewed Greg Canessa, the general manager of Xbox Live Arcade for his regular podcast. The two spent a good deal of time discussing Xbox Live Arcade, during which Canessa said:
"As the business has grown, we now are swamped--completely swamped--with folks that want in Arcade, large publishers and small publishers alike .... the Capcoms, Namcos, Midways, Konamis, EAs--those types of guys were like, 'Yeah, maybe one or two titles.' Now they're coming out with us saying, 'oh, we wanna do 25 titles. We wanna do 20 titles. We're starting up a division to do arcade titles.' So we have a huge amount of opportunities from the large publishers. Not just back-catalog stuff... The retro stuff is part of it, but it's also new content they wanna develop for arcade..."
Originally posted by: Wingznut
Big publishers embrace Xbox Live Arcade, promise original titlesLarry Hryb, Xbox Live Director of Programming, interviewed Greg Canessa, the general manager of Xbox Live Arcade for his regular podcast. The two spent a good deal of time discussing Xbox Live Arcade, during which Canessa said:
"As the business has grown, we now are swamped--completely swamped--with folks that want in Arcade, large publishers and small publishers alike .... the Capcoms, Namcos, Midways, Konamis, EAs--those types of guys were like, 'Yeah, maybe one or two titles.' Now they're coming out with us saying, 'oh, we wanna do 25 titles. We wanna do 20 titles. We're starting up a division to do arcade titles.' So we have a huge amount of opportunities from the large publishers. Not just back-catalog stuff... The retro stuff is part of it, but it's also new content they wanna develop for arcade..."
Originally posted by: Linux23
Originally posted by: Wingznut
Big publishers embrace Xbox Live Arcade, promise original titlesLarry Hryb, Xbox Live Director of Programming, interviewed Greg Canessa, the general manager of Xbox Live Arcade for his regular podcast. The two spent a good deal of time discussing Xbox Live Arcade, during which Canessa said:
"As the business has grown, we now are swamped--completely swamped--with folks that want in Arcade, large publishers and small publishers alike .... the Capcoms, Namcos, Midways, Konamis, EAs--those types of guys were like, 'Yeah, maybe one or two titles.' Now they're coming out with us saying, 'oh, we wanna do 25 titles. We wanna do 20 titles. We're starting up a division to do arcade titles.' So we have a huge amount of opportunities from the large publishers. Not just back-catalog stuff... The retro stuff is part of it, but it's also new content they wanna develop for arcade..."
you pay for that stuff on xbox live arcade?
Originally posted by: purbeast0
Originally posted by: Linux23
Originally posted by: Wingznut
Big publishers embrace Xbox Live Arcade, promise original titlesLarry Hryb, Xbox Live Director of Programming, interviewed Greg Canessa, the general manager of Xbox Live Arcade for his regular podcast. The two spent a good deal of time discussing Xbox Live Arcade, during which Canessa said:
"As the business has grown, we now are swamped--completely swamped--with folks that want in Arcade, large publishers and small publishers alike .... the Capcoms, Namcos, Midways, Konamis, EAs--those types of guys were like, 'Yeah, maybe one or two titles.' Now they're coming out with us saying, 'oh, we wanna do 25 titles. We wanna do 20 titles. We're starting up a division to do arcade titles.' So we have a huge amount of opportunities from the large publishers. Not just back-catalog stuff... The retro stuff is part of it, but it's also new content they wanna develop for arcade..."
you pay for that stuff on xbox live arcade?
Yes you pay for full games. the demos are free.
XBox Live Arcade is fvcking awesome. Geometry Wars is probably my 2nd most played game, possibly my most played game, and I paid $5 for it.
And I also have COD2, NFS:MW, PDZ, PGR3, Kameo, Condemned, and DOA4.
Geometry Wars is just that fuN
Originally posted by: jlmadyson
FULL AUTO Goes Gold
SEGA of America's announced today that Full Auto has gone gold for the Xbox 360. The game will be available in North America from Feb. 14, 2006.
Demo was certainly good stuff imho.
Originally posted by: UpgradeFailure
Originally posted by: purbeast0
Originally posted by: Linux23
Originally posted by: Wingznut
Big publishers embrace Xbox Live Arcade, promise original titlesLarry Hryb, Xbox Live Director of Programming, interviewed Greg Canessa, the general manager of Xbox Live Arcade for his regular podcast. The two spent a good deal of time discussing Xbox Live Arcade, during which Canessa said:
"As the business has grown, we now are swamped--completely swamped--with folks that want in Arcade, large publishers and small publishers alike .... the Capcoms, Namcos, Midways, Konamis, EAs--those types of guys were like, 'Yeah, maybe one or two titles.' Now they're coming out with us saying, 'oh, we wanna do 25 titles. We wanna do 20 titles. We're starting up a division to do arcade titles.' So we have a huge amount of opportunities from the large publishers. Not just back-catalog stuff... The retro stuff is part of it, but it's also new content they wanna develop for arcade..."
you pay for that stuff on xbox live arcade?
Yes you pay for full games. the demos are free.
XBox Live Arcade is fvcking awesome. Geometry Wars is probably my 2nd most played game, possibly my most played game, and I paid $5 for it.
And I also have COD2, NFS:MW, PDZ, PGR3, Kameo, Condemned, and DOA4.
Geometry Wars is just that fuN
The demo is so fun, what does the full game add?