Besides the lack of party chat, I’m sure the one thing pissing off most Modern Warfare 2 players is the inability to find out how to unlock certain titles. After an hour or two of searching, I’ve found a forum that has a nearly complete list of all of the titles in MW2. I won’t waste your time so I’ll just throw the link below.
Update: My friend (who sent me the videos) is NOT the person who has the game. My friend found the videos on youtube, and then asked the poster to do a video explaining the new customization features. We here at Loot-Ninja and my friend do not have a leaked version of the game. Just clearing that up for any readers.
My friend who sent me the leaked Forza 3 videos has come through again. This time he sent the owner of the leaked videos a request to see the customization in Forza 3. I’m not going to waste your time so just read below. All I can say is that I’m very exited.
My friend (who is a huge Forza fan) linked me to some leaked Forza 3 gameplay videos. If you don’t already know, the game has been leaked and is floating around various P2P networks. Videos are below.
P.S. I wouldn’t even try to download this game. If you look at Microsofts track record they do a pretty good job of banning people who violate the T.O.S. Just wait another week for the actual release of the game.
Coincidentally, as the weather gets colder in the Northeast, AAA games begin to surface. While this is a great excuse to stay inside, it can’t happen without the money to buy the games. While looking through my game collection, I noticed that I hadn’t played most of the games in at least 4 months or more. If I did play one of the games, it was merely to kill some time over summer vacation. After looking at both Best Buy and GameStop’s trade in values respectively, I learned that I could easily get over $160 for all of my games. By now most of you how we here at Loot Ninja feel about GameStop. To end up trading my games in with them was a huge surprise to me. Find out why below.
After a romantic candle-lit dinner followed by a dip in the hot tub, my friend told me about the Best Buy trade in program. I went to the trade-in page and found out that it’s quite different from GameStop. There are three steps to the process: Estimate, Print/Ship, Receive a gift card. Instead of going into a store and trading your games in, everything is done online. The one exception are the trade-in kiosks, but those are not readily available.
The real question is if you get more money for your trade-ins. After a quick call to GameStop, I have a list of three games and their values at both Best Buy and GameStop.
Those who have purchased all 5 Fallout 3 expansions should be getting emails soon notifying them that their new theme is available for download. I thought I would give you guys a preview of the new theme. Overall it is visually a nice theme and is currently replacing my Halo 3 theme (sorry Halo fans).
Microsoft has done it again. The cost of the Xbox 360 Elite has been taken down to $250 after a $50 mail in rebate. In order to qualify for the rebate, you must purchase your system before October 5th, 2009. After looking over the instructions online it seems like there aren’t any crazy hoops to jump through to get the rebate approved. They even give until November 20th to fill out everything so buyers should have plenty of time to fill out the required forms.
Nice job Microsoft and of course Netflix.
For the past few years, I’ve labeled the summer and early fall as the official video game drought. The games I want always seem to come out in every other season besides summer. Since I’m still in school, the summer is the only real chance I get to sit down and focus on games. After looking through the marketplace, I stumbled upon Splosion Man. The game revolves around a little red man who can ’splode three times before needing to touch the ground again. There are 50 levels to traverse and you won’t be strolling through all of them.
After having to wait nearly a year since the launch of the game, it looks as if Bethesda is finally releasing DLC for the PS3 version of Fallout 3. I actually stumbled upon this as I was browsing through the EB Games website. It appears that come October 13th, PS3 gamers will be able to get their DLC fix for $60 with the Game o the Year edition. The decision by Bethesda to release this DLC on the PS3 should satisfy previously disgruntled owners who have had to wait while PC and 360 gamers were treated to all 5 expansions. In order to cater to the majority of players who already own the game, Bethesda will probably release each expansion for $10 (similar to the 360/PC) or perhaps package them all together in one for a lower price.
After completing the previous 4 Fallout expansions (Operation Anchoarge, The Pitt, Broken Steel, and Point Lookout), I decided that I may as well pick up Mothership Zeta since it is rumored to be the final Fallout DLC before the next game comes out next year.
After playing for about an hour or two, the Health Stations (used instead of Stimpacks) didn’t work when my character ran through them. I thought that maybe this particular station was broken so I ignored it and progressed to the next one. However, when that station didn’t work either, I decided that reloading the game to an earlier point should fix the problem.
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