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personally, it seems more like an outlet to enact things you wouldn't have the gumption to in real life. it can be entertaining and all but it's far more adventurous to create real relationships with real people and real dynamics. this flirt add-on or love patch is just getting a little to far and anti-social for my taste.

my kids enjoy playing especially on the wii. they're able to connect with a couple of friends and trade items, etc. it's a rather neat game for kids who like to collect and accomplish tasks.

Anyone here followed this franchise? i remember when it first came out back around 98-99. great creepy stealth game. the community for it was awesome with all the custom thievery levels. a lot of fan support and talent.it's too bad it doesn't appear like it will be resurrected any time soon.

how much further can they carry this story? the movie was a decent rendition of it. it could've incorporated more of the creepy parts from the game for my taste.

yeah, that was a fun game. i got my brother-in-law and his son hooked on it for a bit.

i'm more concerned with a 2nd installment and a far more free roaming and expansive environment e.g. cross lakes and rivers and climb mountains. i don't get how an assassin can't swim.

i'm anxious to get a hold of this game even though horror survival games get me jumpy. from the looks of it via IGN, it looks to be a good thrill ride.

i don't know if real life driving makes you better at racing games or vice versa. both incorporate different senses. real life driving uses all of your senses that are exposed to real physics which stimulate your brain differently than a purely visual and audio imitation of the real thing. your depth perception and the way you sense speed in a video game is way different than real life driving. it's more difficult to drive really well in a video game as opposed to the real thing. yet, another thing is you'd most likely take chances in a video game you normally wouldn't in real life.

it's a fun game and looks great on the 360.it has a huge driving world and a great deal of jumps from some great heights. i don't know about realistic handling but it's a good adrenaline run especially with some of the driving challenges. it's worth getting i'd say.

The Forza franchise on XBOX/360 are the most realistic to me. It's a shame they didn't include the down/uphill on Forza 2. 2nd for me would have to be GRID.