What are the best xbox 360 games for kids ?For the Xbox 360 of course it depends on the age group.For the Xbox 360 of course it depends on the age group.here are top 5 xbox 360 games list in 2011,enjoy best video games available on Microsoft’s Xbox 360.
1. Call of Duty: Black Ops
Call of Duty: Black Ops may not continue the modern guerrilla combat motif of the last two blockbuster games, but Treyarch’s take on the Cold War still feels incredibly fresh. Taking the role of operative Alex Mason, Black Ops goes into the places previously unseen by the series, like the dense jungles of Vietnam and the war-torn fields of Cuba. On the multiplayer side, Black Ops also offers a completely reengineered system, with weapons getting as many upgrades as the various soldier classes. Upgrades are more kind to those who aren’t outrageously skilled, so new gamers won’t get left completely in the dust. It also has a zombie mode, a Smash TV-like mini-game, and tons of other explosive amounts of content in the total package. Black Ops may not be Modern Warfare, but it’s still a big damn game.
2.Gears of War 2
Gears of War 2 is bloody, brutal, and one of the best games on the Xbox 360. With leading man Marcus Fenix, you and a troop of elite, alien-killing super marines will shoot, punch, stomp, claw, and tear your way through the Earth itself in the fight against the Locust Horde that infests the very core of the Earth. Until Gears of War 3 finally hits, this game is a marathon of gore, blood, and titanic explosions that has no peer, and Gears of War 2 remains one of our top picks among the Xbox 360′s exclusive titles.
3.Mass Effect 2
Mass Effect 2 is one of the best role-playing games you’ll find on any console today, and BioWare’s impeccable storytelling is a core ingredient that ties together the impressive graphics, action-oriented gameplay, and diverse mission structure. Once again taking the role of Commander Shepard, you tackle the threat of the Reapers and lead a suicide mission to destroy the “Collectors,” an alien group that’s slowly eliminating all the human colonies in the galaxy. As the series’ trademark, your Shepard can be a power-hungry renegade or a benevolent peacekeeper, but there’s still a consequence for every action you take — even the absolute smallest decisions can come back to hurt or help you.
4.Battlefield: Bad Company 2
Even if you consider it Electronic Arts’ answer to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Battlefield: Bad Company 2 still offers a lot more than the average military shooter, with multiplayer maps that emulate war scenarios in area such as the Panama Canal, the Alaskan Rockies, and the dense jungles of South America. Bad Company 2 also includes a single-player story that takes your squad of commandos to exotic locales like Bolivia, Chile, and Colombia. Alongside the plot of an alternate present day that sees the Russian government launching a world-wide military invasion of its neighbors, it’s a wild take on modern war that only the Battlefield series can do. Come for the multiplayer—stay for everything else.
5.Dead Space 2
Dead Space 2 isn’t as frightening as the first titles, but then again, you know your enemy this time around. Unintentional survivalist Isaac Clarke is at the forefront of another Necromorph outbreak, but luckily, he comes equipped with new tools, an upgraded mining suit, and the knowledge gained from the horrifying experiences from the events of the USG Ishimura. If you really want to test your skills, Dead Space 2 also offers a handful of challenges, including a hardcore mode and a new, frantically paced multiplayer game.
1. Call of Duty: Black Ops
Call of Duty: Black Ops may not continue the modern guerrilla combat motif of the last two blockbuster games, but Treyarch’s take on the Cold War still feels incredibly fresh. Taking the role of operative Alex Mason, Black Ops goes into the places previously unseen by the series, like the dense jungles of Vietnam and the war-torn fields of Cuba. On the multiplayer side, Black Ops also offers a completely reengineered system, with weapons getting as many upgrades as the various soldier classes. Upgrades are more kind to those who aren’t outrageously skilled, so new gamers won’t get left completely in the dust. It also has a zombie mode, a Smash TV-like mini-game, and tons of other explosive amounts of content in the total package. Black Ops may not be Modern Warfare, but it’s still a big damn game.
2.Gears of War 2
Gears of War 2 is bloody, brutal, and one of the best games on the Xbox 360. With leading man Marcus Fenix, you and a troop of elite, alien-killing super marines will shoot, punch, stomp, claw, and tear your way through the Earth itself in the fight against the Locust Horde that infests the very core of the Earth. Until Gears of War 3 finally hits, this game is a marathon of gore, blood, and titanic explosions that has no peer, and Gears of War 2 remains one of our top picks among the Xbox 360′s exclusive titles.
3.Mass Effect 2
Mass Effect 2 is one of the best role-playing games you’ll find on any console today, and BioWare’s impeccable storytelling is a core ingredient that ties together the impressive graphics, action-oriented gameplay, and diverse mission structure. Once again taking the role of Commander Shepard, you tackle the threat of the Reapers and lead a suicide mission to destroy the “Collectors,” an alien group that’s slowly eliminating all the human colonies in the galaxy. As the series’ trademark, your Shepard can be a power-hungry renegade or a benevolent peacekeeper, but there’s still a consequence for every action you take — even the absolute smallest decisions can come back to hurt or help you.
4.Battlefield: Bad Company 2
Even if you consider it Electronic Arts’ answer to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Battlefield: Bad Company 2 still offers a lot more than the average military shooter, with multiplayer maps that emulate war scenarios in area such as the Panama Canal, the Alaskan Rockies, and the dense jungles of South America. Bad Company 2 also includes a single-player story that takes your squad of commandos to exotic locales like Bolivia, Chile, and Colombia. Alongside the plot of an alternate present day that sees the Russian government launching a world-wide military invasion of its neighbors, it’s a wild take on modern war that only the Battlefield series can do. Come for the multiplayer—stay for everything else.
5.Dead Space 2
Dead Space 2 isn’t as frightening as the first titles, but then again, you know your enemy this time around. Unintentional survivalist Isaac Clarke is at the forefront of another Necromorph outbreak, but luckily, he comes equipped with new tools, an upgraded mining suit, and the knowledge gained from the horrifying experiences from the events of the USG Ishimura. If you really want to test your skills, Dead Space 2 also offers a handful of challenges, including a hardcore mode and a new, frantically paced multiplayer game.
No comments:
Post a Comment