Breath Fire Xbox
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What are some good XBox 360 RPGs (Role playing games)???
I have Lost Odyssey and i absolutely love it. I really only enjoy "traditional" / turn based RPGs. (I am not a fan of "Action" RPGs)
Can anyone recommend some other good RPGs fo rthe XBox 360? They can be out OR coming out sometime in the next few months.
I hear "The Last Remnant" will be good. (Thoughts?)
RPGs i enjoy: The Final Fantasy Series, Lost Odyssey, The Dragon Quest Series, The Breath of Fire Series, etc.
Thanks to all for the help!
MASS EFFECT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Xbox 360 Ring of Death Repair Guide Review
Nothing sends a chill down the back of a gamer than to see the “Red Ring of Death” the ring of light on the front of an Xbox 360 flashing red, indicating some major trouble is about to go down.
Before you go into a panic with the notion that you will need to ship the unit to the repair center in Texas, let’s go over some troubleshooting that may keep your machine at home and repaired in a much cheaper manner (we’re told Microsoft charges $140.00 or so to repair your Xbox 360).
Focus on the ring of light on the front of the console. There are four quadrants of light. How many quadrants are lit? Here’s the analysis based on that number.
One light (quadrant) lit- General system problems. Unplug your machine from the power source and unplug all the cords. This should re-boot your system. Assuming it works after you return all cords to their proper positions, you should know that the “Red Ring of Death” is in your near future. Consider buying a Repair Guide now.
Two lights (quadrants) lit- This indicates your system is over-heating. You should try to take a 20-30 minute break and let your Xbox 360 cool down every 2-3 hours of game time. Consider buying an external cooling fan to keep your console running for a longer period of time. The “Red Ring of Death” is just a matter of time. Consider a Repair Guide.
Three lights (quadrants) lit- This is the dreaded “Red Ring of Death”. You have two choices. Ship the console off for weeks and pay $140.00, or buy an on-line Repair Kit (Guide). There are many to choose from. Consult the Xbox 360 Review of five most visible Repair Kits. See the link below.
Four lights (quadrants) lit- Breathe easy. Check to be certain all cables are plugged in completely. This simply indicates a cable or cord has come loose. Check them all and you should be good to go again.
About the Author
A review of Xbox 360 on-line Repair Guides, complete with video step-by-step videos and tutorials can be found here
Thomas Michaels is a free-lance writer who also writes for Divorce Recovery Suite, and on-line divorce support and resource site
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