I'm going out on a limb here and say Magic the Gathering is fun. :/

Si it is fun.

Monkey Island is really good, MVC2 if you like fighting games, Worms 2 Armageddon, depends what you like.

Turtles in Time: Reshelled isn't bad. It's fun. If you ever played Turtles in Time on the SNES or arcade, then you'll be fairly disappointed by this remake of it. Online co-op is a good thing, but if someone decides to be an asshole and go idle, you can't advance in screen, kick him out, or do anything. You have to leave and find another game. The game itself is short, but very challenging. Playing the game on it's hardest difficulty by yourself is near impossible.

I think Puzzle Quest is also 800 points now, though I could be wrong. Maybe it's less? I dunno. It's a hell of a fun game though. RPG mixed into a great puzzle game. And there's Peggle. That's probably one of my favorite Arcade games, it's very addicting and never gets old.

And even though it's more than 800 points, Marvel vs. Capcom 2 is worth the 1200 points. It's an amazing game.

I'm going to get a Tiger Woods game, and I want to know which is the best? It seems like 10 is just like 09 but with a new tournament, British Open I think, online. 09 is half the price so should I just stick with that?

Forza is more of a simulation racing game, while Burnout is more of an arcade style racing game. Depends on what you want - realism or just plain fun?

Personally, I'd get Burnout: Paradise and then rent Forza 2. If you like Forza 2, don't buy it, just wait until Forza 3 comes out.

i would go with Burnout, if only because of the ungodly amount of DLC there is to choose from on it.

hey, i saw X-blades on sale for $19.99
wondering if anyone knows if it was a pretty decent game and whether its worth the 20 bucks

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I'm looking for a new RPG/Shooter, I enjoyed RPGs like Mass Effect and Fallout 3, it has to be a shooter. Older means of combat like swords/shield doesn't particularly interest me.

Knights of the Old Republic I and II, Too Human, Bioshock, Phantasy Star Universe, and the upcoming Borderlands. I think they're all technically RPG shooters, but it really depends on your idea of what that means exactly.

Mirror's Edge isn't nearly as bad as people say it is. The story sucks, but it's still got innovative and fun gameplay, and it's different to the majority of 360 games.

On another note, Trials HD is *bleep*ing impossible.