Running video games (and consoles) thread

CSI is definitely a nice rental. Hank is right. It's one of the easiest 1000 point games out there.

 

Although some of us are more concerned with gamer points than others, eh, Storm?


This might be a good spot to mention GameFly again. Works just like Netflix, except its for video games.

It's $16.95 per month, but if you get just two games, its the same amount as if you'd gone to Blockbuster. And the selection is better.

 

CSI is a great game, very playable. It can make you obsessive at least for a week.

 

Anyone out there with Gears of War 2?

 

I am thinking of trading in my PS2 for an X-box 360. Did you really say $29 on Ebay KG? My problem is the PS2 has plenty of cheap games. Give me a madden, some type of shooting game and maybe an adventure/find your stuff game and I am all set. Is the 360 really worth the extra cost? Thanks, I'll hang up and listen to your response.

 

I really liked my PS2, but I think the 360 is much better. Graphics, gameplay and the games themselves are more expansive. And I like Xbox Live a lot too. Plus new games won't be coming out on PS2 for very long. I'd get the 360.

 

I'm thinking of buying a 360 sometime after Christmas. Wonder how much Gamestop will give for a PS2 and ten or so games?

 

When I sell mine I'll let you know KY.

 

We got lucky getting the 360 for $29, but it's also the arcade version (doesn't come with hard drive). We bought a separate hard drive for $20.

 

Ummm, they'll be making games for the PS2 for awhile longer now.

 

Has anyone here ever taken a PS3 through airport security? Do they treat it like a laptop?

 

While it has the same characteristics, I don't think they would. You're not busting it out on the plane and trying to plug it in so I don't see why they would. Then again, airports are weird.