What X-BOX 360 game to get?

[Subject]
What X-BOX 360 game to get?
[Question]
I need to know what game to get for my xbox 360. Im looking for a 3rd or 1st person shooter game. I already have CoD5

jacob @ 2009-04-10 11:05:04

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Gggg @ 2009-04-10 11:07:44

you definably want fallout3 firstperson and you get to customize your guy to the teeth its really go game

Erik @ 2009-04-10 11:09:12

Forget call of duty

GEARS OF WAR.... ANYDAYYYY MATE!!!

such a sick game i love ittt

BIGDOM @ 2009-04-10 11:13:23

Maybe you should Try Gears Of War

SemiConstructivecriticism @ 2009-04-10 11:13:34

So you havent got Halo 3 ?

Halo 3 is awesome.



Also: Bioshock

Tom Clancys rainbow six vegas 1 and 2

Far Cry 2



Mirrors edge is also an awesome first person shooter

but not so much

its more of an awesome free running game ( very good )

MiniNinja @ 2009-04-10 11:13:40

I would choose between one of the following/



Halo 3 - First person shooter. For the level of map customization rivaled only by stuff like Far Cry 2, and for less realistic, more hectic-fu multiplayer. Not to mention the huge community support



Gears of War 2 - Third person, cover-orientated gameplay. More realism than Halo, and definitely improved on the original game with an increased range of weaponry and gameplay elements. Plus a wide variety of maps to play on for multiplayer, and a genuinely entertaining campaign (though the end boss is disappointing)



Fallout 3 - First Person RPG. The game world is steeped in mythos and background, and features huge numbers of locations spread across a large map. The gameplay itself allows for intense character customisation, as well as the ever popular good/bad gameplay options, a wealth of weaponry (who HASNT wished for a nuke launcher?), and an abundance of side-missions.



Bioshock - First person Action/RPG. This strikes a kind of happy medium between Halo/GoW and Fallout, though it can essentially be summed up as an FPS with magic as well as guns. Don't let that dissuade you though, as the game is incredibly well constructed and a lot of fun to play, with the added bonus of not taking nearly as long to finish as Fallout 3.

Mad Larkin @ 2009-04-10 11:44:05

[Subject]
on a car amp how do i hook up remote on wire thing?
[Question]
what does that mean how do i hook it up

the jason @ 2009-04-10 10:11:47

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the blue wire on the back of the stereo is the remote hook it to the remote on the amp or if you want to be able to kill the amp for a bit just hook the amp remote to a toggle switch and run the blue remote wire from the stereo to the toggle thus be able to kill the amp when you want to

debo555 @ 2009-04-10 10:22:23

The wire on the back of my radio wouldnt work so if you can't, you hook it to a 12v source that turns off with the car like the ignition. Some people find a wire in the fusebox. I had it hooked directly to my battery once and bought a $1 on/off switch and soldered it in but you should really find the first way to do it.

Jui©ebox. @ 2009-04-10 10:23:35

The remote wire on an amplifier allows you to turn the amplifier on/off 'with' the head unit(radio). Typically you will need to run a length of wire from the amplifier to the back of the radio. Connect the wire to the "remote" wire on the radio, this may also be labeled "Pwr Ant" meaning power antenna. When you hook up an amplifier, You generally run a wire from the battery (12v CONSTANT), You run a wire to the Chassis (Ground) and you run a wire to the radio (12v SWITCHED). A good rule to go by since we're on the topic, If you run your power wires down the passenger side of the car, you will want to run your AUDIO cables down the opposite side.

brenda h @ 2009-04-10 10:27:08

The remote is what powers the amplifier on and off when not in use. Its a blue cord that u hook up to the back of the stereo its also blue on the stereo. You connect the blue cords together then run it to the Amplifier. The amp should say rem for remote on the side along with 12v and the ground. You just hook the remote to the one that says rem.

Jay @ 2009-04-10 11:03:38

[Subject]
what dou you have in your trunk??
[Question]
My system right now is (2) 12 in kicker comps, a 1400 watt sony explode amp and i am adding (2) 6x9 subs and another used amp . and a equalizer. do u think this is going to make a difference to my system??? i want it to thump, my boyfriend and I ARE KINDA IN A COMPETIOTION TO HAVE THE BEST SYSTEM, SO HE WONT HELP ME. any suggestions to make it better?????
help me please

yoash_odie@yahoo.com @ 2009-04-10 05:48:59

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what do i have in my trunk? 6 inches of trunk space thats what ;)



2 12" kicker CVX subs in a 4.0 cu ft. ported enclosure tuned to 35hz with an audioque AQ 2200D amplifier running at 1 ohm, with gain set properly so i dont over power subs, only underworking amp for longer amp life





if your in a competition with him, you wont get far with 2 12" kicker comps, and a sony xplode amplifier...

edwards1337 @ 2009-04-10 06:01:57

I have in my car 2_ 15" kickers with 2 rockford 2600 amps ( 1 amp to each sub. 2 6x9 polk audio in the rear deck and 2 6.5 polk audio in front doors with a pioneer 6000 deck and preamp.

jbanks332002x @ 2009-04-10 06:33:00

If you have the room for it, I would go with two 12" Kicker Solobaric L7's, or two 12" Rockford Fosgate T1 or T2's. As for the amp lose the Sony... Kicker KX1250.1, Kx1500.1 are good amps and for Rockford the bd2000.1. If you want it loud get a big ported box and you will have to see how big you can go obviusly by measuring you trunk space. make sure you have the proper power also. Kinetik batteries, heavy guage power cables. Good Luck......I wish you could see and hear my system.

Larry M @ 2009-04-10 06:33:47

Car

1992 Buick Roadmaster Limited Sedan (350c.i. T.B.I. 5.7L L05)

200 amp Ohio Generator alternator 7806-200 (high output alternator)

Kinetik HC1800 under the hood (battery)

Kinetik HC1800 in the trunk (battery)

Hush Mat (vibration reducing material)

Python 1600XP (alarm)



Signal Source

Alpine IVA-D105 (head unit)

Alpine TUA-T550HD (high definition tuner)

Metra 44-PW22 (antenna)

KCE-422i Full Speed / I-Pod (multi-media source)

Audio Control Epicenter (bass enhancer)

Audio Control Three.1 (equalizer / line driver)



Sound System

Kicker SXRC (amplifier remote control)



Kicker SX700.4 (4 channel)

Tweeter SS65.2 tweeter only (channel 1&2)

Mid-Range SS65.2 woofer only (channel 3&4)



Kicker SX700.4 (4 channel)

Mid-Bass SSMB6 (channel 1&2)

Full Range KS693 (channel 3&4)



Kicker SX1250.1 (mono)

Sub S15L72

Slot ported box 4.5 cubic feet tuned to 30Hz



Things to buy to complete the system

Alpine DHA-S690 DVD Changer http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_17556_Alpine+DHA-S690.html

Alpine PND-K3

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-BHUz1K592eF/p_500PNDK3/Alpine-PND-K3.html?search=PND-K3&tp=145

mrfreddyfenkell @ 2009-04-10 08:10:16

[Subject]
Best 12" sub woofer for under 200 bucks...?
[Question]
i have an 03 jeep liberty with new memphis speakers in all 4 doors..... factory stereo deck ( getting replaced soon ) Im thinking about a 12 inch JL, Boston, MTX, or kicker... im on a budget so ill only get one.. ive been told to look at 13 inch subs as well.. also amp and box suggestions are greatly needed

rooshooter24 @ 2009-04-10 08:49:23

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ahaha first when i read this question i didn't read the woofer part. and im thinking to myself, can subs really be that expensive?

LOL



but sorry i have nooo clue bout this stuff

Laura :] @ 2009-04-10 08:53:47

kickers are the best that's what I have. They sound really good

ani4ani @ 2009-04-10 08:56:58

It really depends on the music you listen too and if you want a sealed or ported enclosure sub. Makes a big difference in your purchase.



Kicker does not sound good, maybe to the unexperienced who is loosing their hearing, but if you heard an actual quality woofer you would understand.



Email me for help.

lowhz01@yahoo.com

wooferman @ 2009-04-10 09:05:02

[Subject]
Is it easy to install a in-Car radio?
[Question]
2 years ago my face got stolen as i stupidly left it in the glove compartment,ive tried several times to get a cd player installed but they charge £25+ to fit it!so i bought a good player online for a good price but the better the system the more expensive the fitting.My mate used to fit his own in 10-15mins but i dont see him anymore-he wasnt a wiz on cars,i asked questions 63336 they said leave it to the proffessionals!!

i have original car unit,leads,tools!!!

anyone know???

thanks!!

HUNK @ 2009-04-10 05:13:30

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Well... I live in Europe... and own a Renault. It was so easy a trained monkey could have done it. If you already had one, that means all leads and wires and speakers are in place. You need a special tool to take it out. It is a metal wire thing with two pointy ends. You need two of those. They each enter in the lateral part of your existing radio. Pushing them inwards will unlock elastic latches holding your unit in place. Pull it out. Then insert the new one in its stead. It should fit ok, and it should start immediately. There's a socket on the bottom of the radio "pit" in the car's dashboard that fits universally all radios, casettes, CD's, DVD's and such.

Alternately you might want to check this:

http://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to/video/how-to-change-a-car-stereo-system-39503/

Or this:

http://www.carstereohelp.com/stereoremoval.htm

http://www.expertvillage.com/video-series/684_car-stereo.htm

I believe this should be enough... no big deal anyway...

DO CHECK IF IMPEDANCE OF EXISTING SPEAKERS FITS THAT OF YOUR NEW RADIO. Otherwise...

BTW! I leave mine in the glove compartiment always... And it's a PANASONIC MP3 CD player with radio and aux for I-Pod... No problem so far...

kostagh @ 2009-04-10 06:02:08

changing head units is very easy provided yo buy the right sleave, wiring adapters etc. Go to Crutchfield.com and look around. It sounds like your in the UK but i bet they will still be able to help.

happy hubby @ 2009-04-10 06:04:17

Changing radios is easy these days!, Go to a good audio store or halfords and ask them for a radio harness converter lead for your car.

The wiring harness plug just plugs into the Original vehicle harness and converts it to the modern iso socket.

The iso socket end plugs into your new radio, but first fit the cage that came with your new radio bending the tabs to make it secure, connect iso plug lead, Ariel lead if an adapter if require it will be provided with the radio then slide radio into cage.

turboextreme @ 2009-04-10 10:16:21