With the launch of the Xbox 360 came the new game pricing point of $59.99 being pushed by most publishers (outside of Microsoft Games)... Well, it is time to rejoice fellow penny pinchers as the the $39.99 summertime Xbox 360 game party just got a bit more crowded...
BestBuy has Major League Baseball 2k6 for Xbox 360 at $39.99 this week with free shipping!
When a military computer makes an error, it can be catastrophic. When your Internet browser makes an error, it's fucking annoying. But when a video game makes an error ... well, that's a completely different situation. Because let's face it, the hilarious results can be even better than the game the developers were trying to create.
BrightHub writes: To most casual gamers, achievement points are of little consequence, but for some hardcore gamers, they represent a marker of their gaming ability.
The quest for achievements have launched countless sites dedicated to the sole purpose of adding up the points whether through skill and dedication or cheat, glitches and shortcuts.
I am not ashamed anymore of some of the great lengths I have gone to in order to collect as many points as possible. These are just some examples of the lengths I have gone to up my gamerscore.
Yeah, I was brainstorming some photo opportunities and I suddenly realized I had some old prescriptions in the ol' medicine cabinet.
The first step away from achievement point addiction is admitting you have a problem :)
After the XBL thing...and no every game has me running around getting addicted to those darned achievements. At least it improves replay value.
Nice read.
Off course, Major League Baseball 2K6 for Xbox 360 was a complete disaster and 2K Sports realised that too. Reason enough for them to give the game a complete make-over and MLB 2K7 promises 'a whole new ballgame'.
2K Sports today reavealed it's second trailer from MLB 2K7 showing some ingame action from the Xbox 360 version of the game. The game is due to ship in March for both Xbox, Xbox 360, Playstation 2 and Playstation 3. Check out the new trailer in non-HD and HD via the link below.
but I think this franchise is dead. Unless you can pull off some creativie miracle this franchise done even at bargin bin prices.
At $59.99 and mixed reviews, "MLB 2K6" was out of the question. But at $39.99, Sega has hit my sweet spot. Best Buy, here I come.