gungrave wrote: I was wondering about PDZ(perfect dark zero....but you already know that) Can you turn the blood off? cause if not my parents are gunna **** when I get it LOL...AND...have you had any overheating, scratching, and/or freezing problems, and if so....how frequent!
1. Yes, you can turn off the blood. However, if you play co-op or two-player, your friend also has to have the blood opted as off.
2. As for overheating, none what so ever. Yet, I've made sure to play in three-hour sessions at the most.
3. I've had no scratching, but I've kept the system in the hoziantial postion the entire time. I believe the scratching is cause by having it in the upright postion, then shaking it. This is according to IGN
4. No freezing. Perfect Dark's framerate will drop pretty low, but no freezing. Call of Duty 2, on the other hand, runs like a dream.
I'm fairly curious about the GamerCard system. How exactly does the Rep aspect of it work?
First off, everyone starts at three stars. When you view another player's gamer card on Xbox Live, you can vote if either they are a good (in the since of fair and respectful) or bad player. Depending how many votes they get will increase or decrease their rating by a certain fraction of a star. Seeing how I only have one friend I’ve been playing with on Live, you can see my rep is up a little tiny bit from the norm.
How is this system different than the original Xbox other than a small graphics enhancement?
While the graphics jump isn’t like the N64 to the Gamecube, I still wouldn’t call it small. -The crappy Wal-mart demos are as reliable as the jaggy screenshots.
But, here are the main new nuances to the 360:
-Ability to connect to your computer and play videos and music stored on it.
-The Game Card System – keeps track of your achievements in all games and coverts that into a one big score. Not a reason to buy the system, but nice to have.
-Working first-party wireless controllers
-Much better Japanese support in the future.
-Live lets you download demos, arcade games, trailers, etc.