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Bought the new 360...Set it up for a day and then had to tear it down cause we are remodeling the house. Not quite what Jake and Geoff had to go through but pretty freaking close. Haven't played any games in a week now and woun't get a chance till next week prolly. 
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My first game(Also a forum topic).I've had my 360 since 2006 and the very first game I bought along with it was The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. I got it because I had fallen in love with it's predecessor The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind for the original X-box; sandbox style games have always been one of my favorite gaming environments.
Last week, I started playing it again to get my final achievement so I could finally have more than one completed game(thank you very much Bernie and Geoff for getting me addicted to achievements). After playing for a few hours, I was pleased to find that the game play holds up pretty well to some of the more resent games that have come out, though the story isn't as engrossing.
But that's just my opinion.
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90% given up on MW2I mean really this disk unreadable crap is almost unbearable. When I come home from work, I want to relax and unwind with a beer and few rounds of ground war. When I can't even finish one freaking game, my stress level, which after a long day is suppose to be going down, shoots right back up. Now I don't have the money, after spending $60.00 on the game, $60.00 on my online subscription, and $50.00 no 4000 ms points, to send my Xbox in for repairs(I've have it for 4 years this June), let alone buy a new one. So now, how the hell am I suppose to play one of my favorite online games? 
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