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Gears of War 2
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Xbox 360
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Third Person Action Game
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Players continue as Marcus Fenix, a reluctant war hero and leader of Delta Squad, six months after the events of “Gears of War.” The last cities on Sera are sinking, swallowed by a new Locust threat from below. A massive counterattack is ...
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05-12-08 Review for Xbox 360
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02-09-09 Gears 2 gets experience levels
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Microsoft now also selling online
It's an indisputable fact that Microsoft is a software giant, but that this colossus didn't have an online store yet is slightly remarkable to say the least. Especially considering Microsoft's Internet Explorer was one of the first and is one of the most widely used internet browsers.
As of recently that has changed. Fans can now order Halo 3, Gears of War 2, Office and various other articles online and straight from the source. The inventory is not limited to software only however, prospective buyers can also shop for e.g. Xbox 360's or Zune's, Microsoft's answer to Apple's immensely popular iPod.
It's a bit of a shame though that Microsoft's online store sort of misses the point. The shop prices it's products at the average retail price, and then smoothly adds the shipping costs. For now then it'd be more interesting to actually go to a shop, or to make a visit to a more competitively priced online retailer.
As of recently that has changed. Fans can now order Halo 3, Gears of War 2, Office and various other articles online and straight from the source. The inventory is not limited to software only however, prospective buyers can also shop for e.g. Xbox 360's or Zune's, Microsoft's answer to Apple's immensely popular iPod.
It's a bit of a shame though that Microsoft's online store sort of misses the point. The shop prices it's products at the average retail price, and then smoothly adds the shipping costs. For now then it'd be more interesting to actually go to a shop, or to make a visit to a more competitively priced online retailer.
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