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With all the good ideas for RPGs, it's really tough to decide which is my favorite. Right now I like Prince of Persia: Warriors Within because it's a super fun action/RPG. I would suggest renting this game to say the least.Check it out.

Perhaps your posts are not meeting a certain requirement. You do need a long enough post for it to count. Here you have to post at least 2-3 lines for it to be considered as a good, meaninful post. Otherwise it is a waste of time trying. It's a good idea so people don't come in and post sensless crap.

I don't think there are any, I've looked many times and haven't found any. However there may be one in total but I doubt Microsoft would even waste time with easter eggs, they're lazy as it is.Keep the search alive, post if you find any. I too want to know of any that exist and hopefully they're worth it.

He's right you know, there's probably something big there we don't knw about. I will probably stop using there site

Just when you thought ESPN Videogames was catching up, in one move, they've never been farther behind. Electronic Arts announced today an exclusive licensing agreement with the National Football League and Players Inc. to develop, publish, and distribute interactive football games. These agreements give EA the exclusive rights to the NFL teams, stadiums, and players for use in its football video games for the next five years. You read that right…exclusive rights to the NFL teams, stadiums, and players. Meaning no ESPN NFL 2K6, no more NFL GameDay, and bye-bye NFL Blitz. All football fans will be left with are Madden, NFL Street, and a new unannounced football management game that is in the works from, you guessed it, EA Sports. "All of our data shows that there is a huge market for manager-style games," said Jeff Brown, Director of Corporate Communications for Electronic Arts, "and you could see a new type of football game from EA." The agreement also provides the opportunity for new games and for EA to access both NFL Films and the NFL Network for use in the games. "We are pleased to expand our agreement with Electronic Arts, the leading video game manufacturer and a valued NFL partner," said NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue. "We look forward to working with EA to continue to enhance the quality of NFL video games that our fans have enjoyed for many years." "For more than a decade, EA has produced the most authentic football product for fans of the game" said Players Inc. Chairman Gene Upshaw. "This exclusive relationship will maximize the value of NFL players through EA's continued commitment to bring fans closer to the game." "We are excited about the opportunity to further enhance our relationship with the NFL and Players Inc." said Larry Probst, Chairman and CEO of Electronic Arts. "The five-year agreements will usher NFL fans through the console technology transition with new ideas and innovative game play experiences." The agreement covers consoles, PC, and handheld systems, as well as console online features. The agreement does not include other games available on the Internet or wireless devices, including cellular phones. "We (EA) have proposed exclusivity several times in the past, but this year, in the spring the NFL had an off-site meeting, and they decided to consider bids for exclusivity," Brown told IGN in an exclusive interview. "Several bids were submitted but they accepted EA's. I cannot tell you how much this cost, but exclusivity is expensive, we are paying a premium. It wasn't cheap. I can tell you this, though, all parties all happy with this agreement, and Wall Street seems happy with it too." Brown continued: "Look at what else EA has done, look at FIFA, PGA Golf Tour and NASCAR, we have exclusivity rights for all those licenses as well." "The reason that you're noticing a certain vagueness to the language in the press release is because the license deals do not include smaller games such as Atari's Backyard Football; it's not subject to this agreement due to their numbers. And any wireless game or cell phone game is not part of the deal either."

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I already have one of those e-mail, it's fun to play around with. I sent a ton of music to my comp at school and I still have it all so that's a plus. Also good for sending bigger pictures that you take, instead of hotmail that accepts 10mb attachments which is like 10 high quality pics.A downside is the layout though, I hate it :S

I've never been a big fan of Halo, but Halo 2 is amazing with online. It's like the videogame version of crack It's so fun when you get a big clan game going on. I could probably play Halo 2 on Live for a day straight with no sleep and still want to play the next day. Overall I'd say Halo 2 is like a 9.4/10 but that's because it does have flaws, and it doesn't match GTA: SA :)Get both if you have both systems!

I know it sounds like crap to you, but my favorite game ever is probably Harvest Moon 64. I played that until I had a big late charge on it, don't kno why I never bought it. Maybe it was because Goldeneye always held me over. Now that I think about it Goldeneye is my fav by far. I just remembered the times I'd have huge GE tournaments and it'd last a whole day. Super fun.

I suggest everyone check out "Mercenaries" by LucasArts, it looks like it will be a solid game. Based on what I know about it almost everything can be blown up and will be to complete missions. The best part is that I've played the one-level demo and I'm super addicted. If you have some spare money and are at the old EB games or Gamespot on January 10th, pick it up.

Well with T.O. hurt I'd have to say that they don't have as good a chance in the playoffs. You'd best change teams to Atlanta right now and say you were going for them the whole time Either way, Eagles now have a tougher chance at that Bowl so good luck to your team.Also those Steelers are dominating.

I first got into Matthew Good when I heard "Weapon", an amazing song, then I looked into his musical background and he was good when he was with Matthew Good Band as well. If you like a deep meaningful band or artist and haven't had the pleasure of listening to Matthew Good I suggest getting "Weapon" or "Hello Time Bomb". Or possibly pick up one of his CDs.