The Best Microsoft Xbox 360 Games I’ve Ever Owned
It’s amazingly been 3 whole years since I bought my Xbox 360, and I thought I’d give a quick rundown about the best games I’ve ever owned. I have a slight partiality toward sports games, so there may be a bit of a bias here. Don’t hold it against me. Nonetheless, this is about my favorites, so whatever I say goes!
5- Tiger Woods golf. I’ve always been a huge fan of this series, dating back to my high school days when the game had first come out on the Playstation system. This is as real as it gets as far as golf games go, and amazingly, the game seems to improve each time they release a new version. I love it.
4. Grant Theft Auto 4. I love every game in the Grand Theft Auto series, and I’ve spent way too many late nights playing these games. All that I can say is these are incredibly addicting games that can keep me on seat’s end for hours, and then some more hours after that.
3. Fight Night Round 3. A classic boxing game that came out right after the launch of the Xbox 360 console. Somehow, it still feels just as new and relevant today. How many games can you say that about four years later? Enough said.
2. NCAA Football. Very much like John Madden football, only a little more fun in my mind. This is the kind of game that might not be as realistic, but video games aren’t always meant to be. There’s nothing like racking up 100 or more points on the scoreboard, and NCAA Football is the perfect facilitator for that.
1. Rock Band. I bought this last year, and I still can’t put it down. This game has constantly kept me on edge, and my friends come over all the time to play it. I’ve stayed up way too many nights past 4 in the morning playing this game. The Beatles version just came out, and as much as I want it, I’m just not sure that’s such a good idea.
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