Just Booted up my 360 after like 2 years of being off

[Irridium]

Fable 2 is a nice little game. Don't let all the hate and Peter Moleneux fool you, its actually a pretty decent game.

Fantastic side quests, beautiful world, full of "choices" but in this game you can actually see most of them bear fruit. Its also really funny. All the item descriptions are funny and sweet. The books are kind of funny to.

The main story sucks ass though, but everything else is amazing.

 

[thatstheguy]

Metro 2033 is a must.

It's on PC.

OT: I really can't think of any. All of the 360 exclusives I can think of aren't that good.

 

[lacktheknack]

Just cause 2 if it's not pc. Splinter cell conviction is pretty sick.

JC2 is on PC, and has a better control scheme.

Go with Bayonetta.

 

[Davey Woo]

Forza Motorsport 3 is good if you're into that kind of thing.
Everything else I can think of is on PC so I won't bother mentioning them.

 

[Radelaide]

The Godfather 2. And Assassin's Creed 2. Yes, it's on PC, but if you're going to play it you may as well not need a permanent internet connection *nods*

 

[lacktheknack]

Hmm it does seem like a lot of 360 games are also on the PC. You could get some arcade games. Castle Crashers, Trials HD, Splosion Man, The Maw, etc.

Trials HD and The Maw are on the PC... Wow, watch the "exclusives" dribble away.

 

[Mr. Purple]

<color=purple>Ummm, well FFXIII is a great title. If you like that sort of game then pick it up. if you're looking for downloadable titles, there is castle crashers. Oh and i came across a gem the other day. The misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom. I am having fun with it. It may be available for PC though.

 

[Smokepuddle]

Prototype? That's it though...

 

[Jonesy911]

Dead Space,
Bioshock,
Lost Odyssey,
Bayonetta,
GTA IV,
Saints Row 1&2 (2 is a must!)...


fuck I dunno, FF13 if you're into really, REALLY streamlined rpgs (seriously all you do is run down corridors for like 30 hours)

EDIT: Oh yeah, Batman:AA and Assassins Creed 2.

Call of Duty if you like boring first person shooters

 

[Chicago Ted]

Just cause 2 if it's not pc. Splinter cell conviction is pretty sick.

JC2 is on PC, and has a better control scheme.

Funny, I heard the exact opposite.

Bad Company 2 maybe. I know it's on the PC, but I generally find FPS's better on Consoles.

 

[Tito Puintay]

Personally I enjoyed Mass Effect, not sure if that is on PC tho...

 

[Feste]

This was out more than 2 years ago, but it's still a great game, and with the sequel coming out this year, it can't hurt to replay it. Crackdown.

Mass Effect 1&2 are both better on PC in my opinion.

 

[machblast]

Just cause 2 if it's not pc. Splinter cell conviction is pretty sick.

JC2 is on PC, and has a better control scheme.

Funny, I heard the exact opposite.

Bad Company 2 maybe. I know it's on the PC, but I generally find FPS's better on Consoles.

Funny, I generally find FPSes better on PC.

 

[Chicago Ted]

Just cause 2 if it's not pc. Splinter cell conviction is pretty sick.

JC2 is on PC, and has a better control scheme.

Funny, I heard the exact opposite.

Bad Company 2 maybe. I know it's on the PC, but I generally find FPS's better on Consoles.

Funny, I generally find FPSes better on PC.

Down to personal opinion. I find controllers offer tighter controls and easier use. Also easier for people to pick up and play. Communities are also better on console I find. Well, at least easier. I can drop into a game of Halo or CoD and have fun, but half the time I join a game of CounterStrike or the like I seem to be dropped into a room full of people who play on that and get killed instantly by a guy wielding a Deagle as he jumps through the air. I find it quite difficult to get good and to break into a PC FPS.

 

[Composer]

did it still work!?!?

 

[machblast]

Just cause 2 if it's not pc. Splinter cell conviction is pretty sick.

JC2 is on PC, and has a better control scheme.

Funny, I heard the exact opposite.

Bad Company 2 maybe. I know it's on the PC, but I generally find FPS's better on Consoles.

Funny, I generally find FPSes better on PC.

Down to personal opinion. I find controllers offer tighter controls and easier use. Also easier for people to pick up and play. Communities are also better on console I find. Well, at least easier. I can drop into a game of Halo or CoD and have fun, but half the time I join a game of CounterStrike or the like I seem to be dropped into a room full of people who play on that and get killed instantly by a guy wielding a Deagle as he jumps through the air. I find it quite difficult to get good and to break into a PC FPS.

I'm pretty sure there's no community worse than the "Xbox Live children's nursery".

 

[dududf]

Prototype? That's it though...

*points at my PC copy of Prototype*

It's on PC. >.<