Q. need some x-box 360 games that would be good gifts for the holidays... other than rockband... lol... what else is good thats coming out?
Answer
Hey, good games which have, or are recently coming out are:
Call Of Duty 4 - (Rated 16+) Looks really action packed with a really fun online multiplayer system!
Assassin's Creed - (Rated 16+) You play an assassin who, well, assassinates the leaders of a crusade, and has a futureistic twist...appearently ;- )
Mass Effect - (Rated 18+) A really really big, detailed game set something like 50 years in the future, you are a captain and control your own ship. You have the freedom of the whole of our galaxy; the Milky Way. You choose an area of the galaxy, you choose the star system, you then choose the area of that, and then the planet, then, if it has one, a moon of that planet and finally you get to explore it in your own little "space buggy" the "Mako"! if thats not enough, next-gen speaking systems have been incorporated which involve how you say something, bot what you say! *Phew!*
Halo 3 - (Rated 15+) The end of the halo series! Play the campaigne then, if you have an xbox live connection, play online with one of the most complex multiplayer systems EVER!
Timeshift - (Rated Mature) A game with good graphics and almost a funny yet dramatic feature, which obviously the game is based on, in which you have the ability to rewind, pause and slow sown time around you, for exmple yanking the weapon out of an enemy's hands then killing them with it!?
Hope I was of help and hope you buy some good gifts lol! ; -)
Hey, good games which have, or are recently coming out are:
Call Of Duty 4 - (Rated 16+) Looks really action packed with a really fun online multiplayer system!
Assassin's Creed - (Rated 16+) You play an assassin who, well, assassinates the leaders of a crusade, and has a futureistic twist...appearently ;- )
Mass Effect - (Rated 18+) A really really big, detailed game set something like 50 years in the future, you are a captain and control your own ship. You have the freedom of the whole of our galaxy; the Milky Way. You choose an area of the galaxy, you choose the star system, you then choose the area of that, and then the planet, then, if it has one, a moon of that planet and finally you get to explore it in your own little "space buggy" the "Mako"! if thats not enough, next-gen speaking systems have been incorporated which involve how you say something, bot what you say! *Phew!*
Halo 3 - (Rated 15+) The end of the halo series! Play the campaigne then, if you have an xbox live connection, play online with one of the most complex multiplayer systems EVER!
Timeshift - (Rated Mature) A game with good graphics and almost a funny yet dramatic feature, which obviously the game is based on, in which you have the ability to rewind, pause and slow sown time around you, for exmple yanking the weapon out of an enemy's hands then killing them with it!?
Hope I was of help and hope you buy some good gifts lol! ; -)
This Boxing arcade game, Mocap its called, anyone notice this too?
DEE CON JE
at the start of the game, which i played and is so fun, it says "ONLY FOR SALE AND USE IN JAPAN!"
I'm in California and thought that was funny that they have it here.
what gives?
Answer
Wide Distribution of this game was over seas but most games stateside have the same boards in them and only would need a switch toggled to English for the legal screen to read different.
HERE IS MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE GAME MOST PEOPLE COULD CARE FOR!!! THERE ARE CHEATS
Description
An interactive boxing game where players wear real boxing gloves and throw punches at on-screen opponents. Active participation in the game, including ducking, dodging, and rapid delivery of punches, is required.
Cabinet Information
The prototype cabinet used red plastic grips connected to the game by wires instead of real boxing gloves.
Cheats, Tricks and Bugs
The trick to technically mastering the game is the learn just where you need to put your hands, dodge, when to make the game register, and to try to find the path of least work. The exact location of the sensors or how they sense the movement has not yet been confirmed by me, but I was able to throw off 50 punches staccato with little effort (which is definitely needed later on in the game).
You will be asked to dodge left, right or duck, depending on the punch. I have found that just ducking works all the time, but you must be quick about ducking, and your legs will take a stretching from ducking so much. Also, if you stay ducking, your opponent will beat your head down, so no easy dodges there
You cannot be scared to look like a dork in front of everyone. If you have any qualms about your esteem or reputation or image or what have you, do not play the game!
Game Introduction
This is one of the growing number of motion capture games in arcades. After inserting your money, you then place your feet at the recommended spots and don your gloves. You then wait for the intro to end, and then off you go to the ring. At the moment, it is only one (1) player, and it is strongly recommended that one one person at a time be on the pad lest the motion capture be messed up by the other body.
Game Play
To play the game, you must be physically fit and mentally aware enough to see punches and know whether to dodge, duck, or swing at the advancing boxer. You must be quick enough to conuter-punch when prompted by the game to do so.
The game works like this: usually a tiff starts with the computer advancing and throwing a punch. If you are lucky, you can stave off the punch with a counter-punch to the head or stomach, but most likely (until you are more familiar with it), you will have to duck or dodge the punch, depending on what the punch may be. Then you will be prompted by the game to punch either at the head or the stomach by a little circle with a number in it. This number shows the amount of punches you need to throw at that spot. There will sometimes be combinations (stomach 3, head 2, stomach 1) that you need to throw, and throw quickly you must, lest the target disappear and the chance to damage your opponent lost. When your opponent's energy is down all the way, you will be notified to either deliver the final punch, or to deliver a series of punches (5 - 50 has thus far been confirmed) and then the final punch.
You get three KOs (knock outs) per "life". Each time your energy goes down to zero, you get knocked down. There is nothing you can do to get up faster, so do not bother. On your third KO you are given a change to insert more money.
There are six bouts. The first bout is a training bout of sorts, to see if you can get the game down enough to compete. The opponent will swing, and if you get hit, the punch will stop just before it hits you, and the game will tell you to dodge or duck, and then to punch the appropriate spot x number of times. You will only get two such "grace" punches before he gets nasty and will hit you with no reserve.
Let this be known: you must put yourself into the game to be competent in it. If you waffle about how much to dodge, you will probably get smoked. You need to get into the game. Look for punches, and put some speed on delivery. Not many people seem to understand this!
Miscellaneous
Caution" is misspelled "causion".
Technical
This game utilizes the same infrared sensor technology as used in Konami's Police 911 to detect the player's position compared to his or her on-screen opponent.
Trivia
The "MoCap" in the title is short for "Motion Capture." This game also features an on screen system that tells you how many calories you burned while playing the game!
http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?game_id=8724
Wide Distribution of this game was over seas but most games stateside have the same boards in them and only would need a switch toggled to English for the legal screen to read different.
HERE IS MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE GAME MOST PEOPLE COULD CARE FOR!!! THERE ARE CHEATS
Description
An interactive boxing game where players wear real boxing gloves and throw punches at on-screen opponents. Active participation in the game, including ducking, dodging, and rapid delivery of punches, is required.
Cabinet Information
The prototype cabinet used red plastic grips connected to the game by wires instead of real boxing gloves.
Cheats, Tricks and Bugs
The trick to technically mastering the game is the learn just where you need to put your hands, dodge, when to make the game register, and to try to find the path of least work. The exact location of the sensors or how they sense the movement has not yet been confirmed by me, but I was able to throw off 50 punches staccato with little effort (which is definitely needed later on in the game).
You will be asked to dodge left, right or duck, depending on the punch. I have found that just ducking works all the time, but you must be quick about ducking, and your legs will take a stretching from ducking so much. Also, if you stay ducking, your opponent will beat your head down, so no easy dodges there
You cannot be scared to look like a dork in front of everyone. If you have any qualms about your esteem or reputation or image or what have you, do not play the game!
Game Introduction
This is one of the growing number of motion capture games in arcades. After inserting your money, you then place your feet at the recommended spots and don your gloves. You then wait for the intro to end, and then off you go to the ring. At the moment, it is only one (1) player, and it is strongly recommended that one one person at a time be on the pad lest the motion capture be messed up by the other body.
Game Play
To play the game, you must be physically fit and mentally aware enough to see punches and know whether to dodge, duck, or swing at the advancing boxer. You must be quick enough to conuter-punch when prompted by the game to do so.
The game works like this: usually a tiff starts with the computer advancing and throwing a punch. If you are lucky, you can stave off the punch with a counter-punch to the head or stomach, but most likely (until you are more familiar with it), you will have to duck or dodge the punch, depending on what the punch may be. Then you will be prompted by the game to punch either at the head or the stomach by a little circle with a number in it. This number shows the amount of punches you need to throw at that spot. There will sometimes be combinations (stomach 3, head 2, stomach 1) that you need to throw, and throw quickly you must, lest the target disappear and the chance to damage your opponent lost. When your opponent's energy is down all the way, you will be notified to either deliver the final punch, or to deliver a series of punches (5 - 50 has thus far been confirmed) and then the final punch.
You get three KOs (knock outs) per "life". Each time your energy goes down to zero, you get knocked down. There is nothing you can do to get up faster, so do not bother. On your third KO you are given a change to insert more money.
There are six bouts. The first bout is a training bout of sorts, to see if you can get the game down enough to compete. The opponent will swing, and if you get hit, the punch will stop just before it hits you, and the game will tell you to dodge or duck, and then to punch the appropriate spot x number of times. You will only get two such "grace" punches before he gets nasty and will hit you with no reserve.
Let this be known: you must put yourself into the game to be competent in it. If you waffle about how much to dodge, you will probably get smoked. You need to get into the game. Look for punches, and put some speed on delivery. Not many people seem to understand this!
Miscellaneous
Caution" is misspelled "causion".
Technical
This game utilizes the same infrared sensor technology as used in Konami's Police 911 to detect the player's position compared to his or her on-screen opponent.
Trivia
The "MoCap" in the title is short for "Motion Capture." This game also features an on screen system that tells you how many calories you burned while playing the game!
http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?game_id=8724
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