Krookie

Malachor V was destroyed at the end of the game. Lightside female Exile was made canon if you didn't know. Peragus. They are on the same side. The Lightside.

Rented Hitman:Blood Money and Battle for Middle Earth 2. Both are fun, but Hitman is really hard, even on the Normal setting. Battle for Middle Earth 2 is actually quite playable on the 360, despite the lack of a mouse and keyboard. The control layout is done very well, but there is some slow down when you've got a lot of troops on screen. The cool thing is, unlike most other RTS games, when they say "huge army" they mean "huge army". Like any other game, you build a barracks and click once on the "soldier" button for one soldier, right? Wrong. Instead of clicking once per soldier, you click once for an entire battalion. That nets you somewhere around 100 troops per 5 clicks. They are 'built' pretty fast too. The resource gathering is also unique, as you don't need to harvest food/wood/all that other stuff seperatly. Instead you build a single structure to carry all that out for you. That also means less workers/builders running around, getting in the way. I think I'll keep Blood Money until I finish it, since BlockBuster got rid of late fees, and actually buy Battle for Middle Earth 2, as the replay value is probably a bit higher, and you get online play.

Not many.

I thought that was sort of funny.

Maybe my 360 will have a purpose other then looking pretty next to my TV.

Maybe that's because we aren't evil.

Personally, I don't want to play a story that's in the same time frame as the books/movies. Why would I want to play a "less-then-epic" storyline, when I know awesome battles like Helms Deep, Minas Tirith, and all that stuff. It'd be like if the next Call of Duty had you playing as one of the women who wrote the letters to the families of dead soliders. It's just not the same. Give us a new time period that has never been experimented with before. Do what BioWare did with KotOR.

That's crazy.

I'm guessing they'll sort that out by release date.

I don't think a good RPG can be done about LOTR that doesn't focus on the Fellowship itself. The Third Age came out for Xbox a while back, and was basically the same exact thing as Fellowship, except with different names.

How about Mark Messier for the role? http://images.tsn.ca/images/stories/200509...ssier_30596.jpg

"I-I've got all this pictures! Oh God, oh God..."

Some song my sister has blasting. It's like: "In a world, made of steel, made-of-STONE!"

All gravy = "What the crap? I'm covered in gravy!" It could go either way man. Clarify yourself next time.

Great, now the hippies have vans and robots.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0465494/ Vin Deisel I think Jason Statham would have been perfect for the part. http://media.teamxbox.com/dailyposts/vindiesel-hitman.jpg C'mon. I mean, c'mon.

Is it a Japanese game?

Now, is that a good or bad thing?

Is it like...anime?

I don't think LA would allow one of them to be playable character.

Y-yes master. All the Jujubes belong to GoA. All the Jujubes belong to GoA...

Yeah, I'd actually really, really like to see that happen. Oh and maybe they could declare U.S as the victor!

I thought it was a bit to long too. I'm going to Block Buster in a little while, and I'm thinking of trying out with Battle for Middle Earth 2, or Hitman. Or both.

...He's not.