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Set 200 years in the future in an epic universe, Mass Effect places gamers in a vast galactic community in danger of being conquered by a legendary agent gone rogue. A spectacular new vision from legendary developers BioWare, Mass Effect challenges players to lead a squad of freedom fighters as they struggle against threatening armies to restore peace in the land. Mass Effect is the first in a trilogy of games with an overarching story, where the real conflict between organic beings and artificial intelligence comes to life in startling clarity. Intense, in-depth story where the fate of life as you know it depends on you Features six character classes, along with six more unlockable ones - each class contains several talents As each talent is leveled, the character either gains stats (extra health, stamina, etc) or unlocks new abilities. Players can fully customize their appearance, gender, abilities and even military background. Four classes of conventional weapons ESRB Rated M for Mature
List Price: $59.99
Amazon Price: $59.99
Used Price: $29.49
Customer Review: A MUST BUY!
This is as a superb RPG for the 360 where for once the storyine is every bit as good as the graphics! There are huge areas to explore and it will take you some time to complete so it’s really worth the asking price. If you like RPG then you MUST get this game. 10/10
Customer Review: Flawless - Mass Effect is a Must Own
So, I was waffling on which next-gen machine to buy, until I saw a review of Mass Effect. It looked compelling, the mix of shooter, roleplay, character creation, and an open and deep story. I bought the 360, and haven’t regretted it for a moment. Mass Effect is a game you Will play through more than just once. Not a big fan of RPGs? This is the (semi) rpg for you. I never could abide turn-based, top down play. Mass Effect is totally immersive. The RPG elements are just the fun ones: creating a character with their own individual back story, highly detailed face creation (try to make Shepherd look like you!) and ability boosting. The shooting side is perfect - no control issues, targeting problems, etc. Missions and side assignments abound - this is a nice, long game, with an excellent plot, and superb voice acting. Also, it is very, very pretty =] Buy Mass Effect now - even if you have to buy a 360 as well.
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Scatch Resistant Skin Sticker protect and personalize your Wii or Xbox 360/PS3 Guitar Hero III Guitar controller. Self-adhesive plastic-coated skins cover the Guitar controller, and they are paper-thin so they do not add any bulk. Skins are easy to apply (no bubbles), durable and easily removable without any residue. When applying the skin, you’ve got to make sure that the surface is totally clean of any oil or sweat!
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List Price: ?49.99
Amazon Price: ?39.98
Used Price: ?16.00
Customer Review: Why didn’t I play this sooner?!
I am gonna let you into a little secret, this is a good rpg. I have to admit, I put off getting this game for quite a while. The fact that the selling price for this game has dropped so much, I didn’t think it would be any good. But, I was wrong. Now, I have been playing rpgs for absolutely years, and was looking for something to play on my PS3, so I decided to pick this up. I was quite honestly, plesently surprised. Yeah, sure, it’s nothing original, but putting all gripes and comparisons to former rpgs aside, Enchanted Arms is a solid rpg, it really is. I have played so many rpgs over the years that I can generally sniff out the bad apples after a few hours into the game. I played Enchanted Arms through to the end! I thoroughly enjoyed the game all the way through, the ending was a little bit naff, but apart from that I liked it. If you are looking for a good rpg, and don’t want to be overthrown by the scale of something like Oblivion (which, in fact, I have to admit, I didn’t really like), then give Enchanted Arms a try. Even for the price it sells for now, you can’t really go wrong.
Customer Review: Real RPG
This is the first Real RPG i’ve picked up for my PS3, PC or anything else since Wild Arms 3 seeing as the world seems to be obsessed with Western Style RPG’s at the moment. By Real i mean, it’s not a sandbox free roaming thing with 40 Million hours of gameplay and sidequests. The likes of Oblivion and Western RPG’s in general that seem to think a good RPG means “Do what ever you want, even if you don’t want to do the story”. Call me old fashioned but i like doing the story bit and i dont want to have to go and find it, when a game does this i often just stumble around the world never getting anything done. Right, rant over. About Enchanted Arms. Yes, Real RPG with random battles to boot. The battle system is this grid based thingy where you place your characters like a chess board for lack of a better term, if you’re used to J-RPG’s you’ll pick this up no problem but equally the learning curve is easy. One of those easy to play difficult to master things. However it can make some of the easier battles a little longer and annoying if you’re just grinding away to level up. Aswell as battling with your characters there are Golems to help you out, they come in various different shapes and sizes and collect them a bit like pokemon. You beat a Golem and then get a sort of schematic telling you what items you need build it. The leveling up is a little like Final Fantasy 10, you level up and also get points to spent on two things. A new skill (which you have to buy before you can learn) or increasing your attributes HP, EP (magic) etc… One thing i’m not a fan of in this game is the dialogue, there’s nothing wrong with the conversations it’s how it’s delivered. When ever you talk to any character, you see them both in the foreground of the screen like the ‘Tales Of…’ series and they animate just enough to get their point accross and as only two can be on the screen at the same time they pop in and out randomly. Unlike other RPG’s where they stand about, walk around and interact with each other properly. It sometimes removes you from the emotions of the characters. It does however have properly acted sequences to go with these that you get every once in a while. Graphics last, as they never make a good game and certainly don’t make good RPG. They’re nothing special. At a stretch some of it could have just been done on a PS2. Saying that, its a pretty polished game overall. I wont mention any story for fear of spoilers, but it’s solid enough. I’m not going as far as to say this is a must for your PS3 collection, but if you’re tired of replaying RPG’s on your PS2 there’s not really a lot else out there and there are far worse games you could spend your time and money. It’s one of those - If you’re an RPG fan you’ll love it. If not well, you might not love it - thing.
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Pass-through Powerful HDMI connectivity allows for only uncompressed 1080i video to pass through directly to your HDMI capable television. Simply place the included microphone in your listening position and allow the strength of Sony’s Digital Signal Processing to take over. Speaker placement, distance and delays are all adjusted automatically to ensure a worry free listening experience. Special Digital Signal Processing allows for lip sync delay to adjust to match the refresh rates of todays’ advanced flat panel televisions and microdisplays. Now the optimal speaker for your living room is only a press of button away. Tuner Type - Auto Tuning, Direct Tuning, Station Name 100 Watts X 5 Amplifier Power (8 ohms, 1Khz, 1.0% THD) Accepts 1080/60i signal through HDMI Pass-through - 2 Inputs / 1 output (Video Only) Inputs and Outputs - 2 Composite Video Inputs, 1 Output, 2 Optical Audio Inputs, 1 Coaxial Audio Digital Input, 4 RCA Audio Inputs, 1 Subwoofer Output, 1 AM Loop, 1 FM 75 Ohm Antenna Terminal, Headphone Output, 2 HD Component Video Inputs, 1 HD Component Video Output, 2 HDMI Connection Inputs and 1 Output Power Requirements - AC 120V, 60 Hz Dimensions - 17 x 6-1/5 x 12-3/8 inches (430×157.5×310mm) Weight - 17 pounds 10 ounces (8Kg)
List Price: $250.00
Used Price: $149.95
Customer Review: Good entry level receiver
We purchased this receiver to replace a Sony STR-DE335 5.1 analog receiver and to pair with a Hitachi 57″ projection HDTV- model 57F59A, a Panasonic DMR-EZ475V DVD Recorder, and an XBOX 360 using a KLH HT-9900 6-Piece Home Theater Speaker System. My initial impression is that for the money, I’ve done about as well as I could possibly do to integrate all these components through an economical receiver. When comparing sound output from both receivers, I’d say that the new Sony sounds slightly better than the old one because of digital sound processing but it takes a lot higher volume setting out of the new one to power 11 year old speakers (which still sound great). The audio improvement is not as great as I had anticipated. Still, it’s hard to find fault with the new receiver. My KLH sub woofer is a passive unit so I find the bass underwhelming when powered by this receiver; go with a powered sub if you can. Since this 1080i receiver is matched with a 1080i HDTV, it doesn’t bother me that my DVD recorder and XBOX 360 are both 1080p. I probably wouldn’t notice the difference anyway. For the money, you’d be hard pressed to find a better 1080i receiver. Go ahead and get one.
Customer Review: excelent sound
I haven’t complete the set of speaker but with 2 speaker i have, it sound beautiful.
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The Guitar Hero III Companion Piece is a combination of two different products - a traditional soundtrack of music from the Guitar Hero III game and an expansion pack of songs for the game. We call this a “companion piece” since it is a compliment to the newest version of Guitar Hero III. This piece provides fans many of the key songs from the game as well as new songs/levels for them to play.

The music portion of the companion piece will feature songs from the Guitar Hero such as AFI “Miss Murder”, Sonic Youth “Kool Thing”, Queens of the Stone Age “3’s and 7’s”, and many more.

The expansion portion for the game will literally be new levels for the game - new songs to be played in the Guitar Hero III game. These bonus songs will be delivered via a CODE on an insert in the CD package. This code is unique for Xbox Live, where the user can type in the code and download 3 exclusive tracks in guitar hero format directly into the Xbox game. These three “expansion songs” are unreleased material from 3 of the biggest rock acts in the world: * “Carcinogen Crush” from AFI (from a forthcoming EP of new material due in December) * “Tina” from Flyleaf * A remix of Marilyn Manson’s “Putting Holes in Happiness” by Nick Zinner from Yeah Yeah Yeahs
List Price: $13.98
Amazon Price: $11.99
Used Price: $3.79
Customer Review: What about Wii owner?
I’d like a code for Wii so that we can download some new tunes for GHIII. A few songs would fill in my library. You can buy discs like this off BMG for about $7 delivered.
Customer Review: Code
For any customer out there that doesn’t have an Xbox 360. Could you pm the code for the dlc? I would gladly appreciate it. Btw the the cd rocks just like the game.
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2 Pack of PS3 VERTICAL STAND mfr: INTEC INTEC G7745 PS3? VERTICAL STAND PS3? VERTICAL STAND; PROTECTS PS3?; HOLDS UP TO 8 GAME CASES, 4 BLU-RAY DISC CASES & 2 MEMORY CARD SLOTS; CUSTOM AIR-VENTS WITH PROTECTIVE GRILL; DESIGNED TO MATCH PS3? CONSOLE;

Vikuiti CV8 SCREEN PROTECTOR by 3M for Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP, 100% fits, Display Protection Film
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