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Sonic''s Ultimate Genesis Collection Xbox 360

$13.00 to $38.00



Developed by Backbone Entertainment, Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection for the Xbox 360 contains over 40 classic SEGA games in one package; making it the largest collection of SEGA first party games ever offered.

Manufacturer:Sega Key FeaturesOther FeaturesMiscellaneous
Publisher   Sega
ESRB Rating   E10 - (Everyone 10+)
Output Signal Supported1080p • 720p
HDTV SupportHDTV Support
Max. Number Of Players2
Release DateFebruary, 2009
UPC010086680348


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sonics, ultimate, genesis, collection, xbox, 360,

Pure Xbox 360

$15.00 to $30.00



Designed by the speed fanatics who have brought gamers such hits as ATV Off-Road Fury and MotoGP, Pure is the new racing phenomenon that gives gamers the raw thrills of off-road, extreme quad racing. Expect big air, ballsy tricks, mass-crush online play for up to 16 racers, and no end to the mayhem.

Manufacturer:Disney Interactive Product MPNKey FeaturesOther FeaturesMiscellaneous
MPN712725005450
Publisher   Disney Interactive
Genre   Racing / Driving
ESRB Rating   E - (Everyone)
Output Signal Supported1080i • 1080p • 720p
HDTV SupportHDTV Support
Audio SupportDolby Digital 5.1
OnlineOnline Gaming Support
ESRB DescriptorMild Violence
Memory Support   With Memory Support
Max. Number Of Players1
Release DateSeptember, 2008
UPC8717418177157


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Rock Revolution Xbox 360

$4.00 to $24.00



Rock Revolution features an extensive music selection on the game disc, along with a wide variety of downloadable songs available at launch.

Manufacturer:Konami Product MPNKey FeaturesOther FeaturesMiscellaneous
MPN30070
Publisher   Konami
Genre   Music
ESRB Rating   T - (Teen)
Output Signal Supported1080i • 720p • 480p
HDTV SupportHDTV Support
Audio SupportDolby Digital 5.1
Aspect Ratio16:9
OnlineOnline Gaming Support
ESRB DescriptorMild Lyrics • Violence • Suggestive Themes • Crude Humor • Simulated Gambling • Strong Language • Tobacco Reference • Mild Blood
Control ElementsGamepad • Joystick
Max. Number Of Players6
Release DateOctober, 2008
UPC083717300700


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LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga Xbox 360


LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga brings the whole family together to play, for the first time ever, through all six Star Wars movies in one videogame. Developer Traveller's Tales adds new levels, new characters and new features to this tongue-in-cheek take on the Star Wars galaxy, as well as enhanced graphics and other unique functionalities serving the strengths of all next-generation consoles. From the Trade Federation's piece offering with Obi-Wan Kenobi and Qui-Gon Jinn to the space battle above Endor, The Complete Saga is everything you experienced in both LEGO Star Wars games and moreMinimize

Gears of War Xbox 360


Ever since the first mention of Microsoft’s Xbox 360, we’ve been seeing tech demos of Epic Games’ masterpiece, Gears of War. Now that the game has hit store shelves, it’s obvious that the hype couldn’t exceed the brilliance that is the Unreal Engine 3.0. In Gears of War, you play as Marcus Fenix, a former war hero wrongly imprisoned by the government and now, the world’s lone hope. Combat the Locust Horde on the dilapidated streets of the planet Sera using a variety of machine guns, pistols, and grenades. Take the fight online in one of five unique multiplayer modes, and tackle the main campaign with a friend using online or split-screen coop.Minimize

Gears of War 2 Xbox 360


Gears of War 2 continues the story of Marcus Fenix and Delta Squad, locked in an increasingly desperate battle against the nightmarish Locust Horde for the survival of humanity. Gears of War 2 is an epic saga of survival, loss, and retribution

Ghostbusters: The Video Game Xbox 360


The real Ghostbusters return in this videogame sequel to the Ghostbusters movies. Stars Harold Ramis, Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson and Bill Murray reunite to reprise their roles as Spengler, Stantz, Zeddmore and Venkman. Supporting the ghost busting crew are the talents of Annie Potts, Brian Doyle Murray and William Atherton.Minimize