Drachen77

I have to admit that it took me a while to get into Fable II but now I am really liking it. It has many flaws but it's a different kind of experience.

I am downloading the expansion right now but it is taking...forevvvvvvvveeeeeeerrrrrrrrr.

My 360 is in the same boat with the licenses. I had to transfer them when my old box died but I hadn't been able to migrate my data yet to the new hard drive. So now I can only play Arcade games when connected to Live which sucks in Germany because the internet goes down about once a day.

Also I want to reassure the guy about the migration kit. Mine took a little over a month to get to me. I live in Germany and things usually take slightly longer to get here but it was processed promptly and sent out. I'm sure it will get to him soon.

I don't want to make judgments about you based on age because I don't know how old you are but games used to be more expensive. I bought Final Fantasy III back in the early 90's for $72. SNES were routinely over $50 and considering the depth of games now, that's a good deal.

I also cannot sign in to Xbox.com. Must be everyone logging on after football to buy Assault Heroes.

Thanks to X3F for putting this together.

What an amazing give away.

Unfortunately Marketplace doesn't have a picture of the Castle Crashers theme but I bought it the first day and let me tell you, it's gorgeous. It is perfect if you love Castle Crashers. The "friends village" has pictures of the Troll, Bat, a little castle, the animals orbs, the infamous owl, and a treasure chest. Also the background is very nice with a picture of a castle and the Orange Knight. It then switches to the green knight on Game Library, the red knight on video library, music library; and then it switches to the blue knight on system settings.

Last year, we got our kids DS's and they were so excited. Most of the other gifts didn't even matter after that.

Good luck to everyone.

I got SimCity for my SNES back in 93 I believe and played it all day. It was the first video game I had ever gotten for Christmas.

That was a well thought-out and compelling argument yet had an understated complexity about it.

Bravo, Venas Rotas, Bravo!