[QUOTE=acds;22722719]The MW2 map-packs. If you buy them you might as well go to Activision HQ, stand in front of it, spread your ass cheeks and scream "Bobby please anally violate me!" (well ok maybe not the same, but close enough).[/QUOTE]
is this like the mw2 protest where everyone said they wouldn't buy mw2 and they ended up buying mw2?
or are you just really stuck up i can't tell
[QUOTE=Sie-Sveinhund;22739960]Xbox Originals. You won't be able to play them if you have an Arcade console. Even then they're buggy as hell.[/QUOTE]
Uh, yes you can. I have an Arcade version and Stubbs the Zombie downloaded and plays fine on it. No bugs either (that weren't present in the original)
Any of the Star Wars Force Unleashed DLCs, they're both about half an hour long for £7.
[QUOTE=Sie-Sveinhund;22739960]Xbox Originals. You won't be able to play them if you have an Arcade console. Even then they're buggy as hell.[/QUOTE]
I thought backwards compatibility was only "unavailable" from Arcade consoles because Arcade consoles had nowhere to store the compatibility download data. If you slap a hard drive onto it, it should work fine. You'd need to anyway if you're downloading an Xbox Original rather than inserting the disc.
All modern Arcade models have 256MB of onboard memory anyway, so I believe you should be able to play disc-based classic Xbox games after downloading the compatibility pack. Can't say the same for older Arcade models, obviously.
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