Xbox Live’s Top 10: 3/3-3/9
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008COD4 king of the hill again.
Let’s just call it the same ol’ same ol’. The top five games from last week remain unchanged. Once again COD 4 tops Halo 3. Two new entries, likely to climb the charts next week are Army of Two and Frontlines: Fuel of War. Surprisingly, N+ is the best-selling XBLA game for the third week running.
The Top Live Titles, as reported by Major Nelson, list ranks unique users playing Xbox games while connected to Live. The Top Arcade Titles list is based on the number of full versions sold in a given week.
Xbox 360 Top Live Titles
- Call of Duty 4
- Halo 3
- Guitar Hero III
- Gears of War
- Rock Band
- Army of Two
- FIFA 08
- Madden NFL 08
- Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Vegas
- Frontlines: Fuel of Wa
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Come one, come all to a Guitar Hero III jam session for the record books. In celebration of the release of the inaugural Guinness World Records: Gamer’s Edition 2008 on March 11th, Guinness World Records will sponsor a record-setting Guitar Hero event in New York City that will witness the world’s #1 Guitar Hero player establish the record for Single Player High Score. Chris Chike, aka “iamchris4life,” will mesmerize crowds with his flying fingers as he attempts to establish a mind-blowing new high score. Other Guinness World Records that will be attempted include: Six Person Team High Score and Longest Multi-Player Marathon. Also on hand for the record-breaking display and interviews will be Guitar Hero creator, Kai Huang and members of the popular gaming clan, the Frag Dolls. This event is open to the public and if anyone would like the opportunity to challenge Chris Chike for the single player high score, please RSVP by 1:00pm on March 11th. Space is limited and entries will be accepted on a first come, first served basis.
LEGO has today announced that it is to enter the bustling massively multiplayer online market, using its manufacturing department in Denmark to distinguish itself from competitors by offering the option to create physical manifestations of characters created in game.
Nowadays gamers are more likely to associate Ubisoft with acrobatic characters in exotic locales and cold-hearted soldiers doing their deadly duty on battlefields around the world. But the standout game for Ubisoft at the turn of the century was something very different, an altogether more vibrant and charming game that learned from the best of the past while adding enough visual flair to make you forget that this wasn’t the most original of concepts.
they do the same to you. While the main attraction is fun with guns — machine guns, chainguns, railguns, rocket launchers, and more — there are other objectives as well. Of course, this game’s real staying power (and call to greatness) is the fact that it is one of the most awesome deathmatch extravaganza games ever — the Halo of its time. Twitch and shout, as they say.
The original Silent Hill eschewed the quick shock moments of survival horror pioneer Resident Evil in favor of a constant, never-ending sense of dread that played on the basic human fear of the unknown. The sequel maintained its predecessor’s almost debilitating feeling of fear, but injected a very real storyline of a man who has lost the love of his life yet somehow is called to the misty burg of Silent Hill from a voice beyond the grave.
how the water looks. In part, you can thank Wave Race 64 for that.
