Highest-Paid Actresses 2011

Everyone dreads that nasty computer virus. Many of us spending hundreds of dollars every couple of years to make sure our PCs are protected against them. If you ever used Windows, you probably have encountered problems with them at some point in time. 

However Mac users usually spout "Macs never get viruses" which is a half-truth. A virus only attacks a certain operating system, so most virus makers usually make them for Windows for their near-monopoly of the computer market. However Mac sales are going up, so don't think your trendy new computer is going to be overlooked for long. 

Halo 3 was a bit of a letdown for me. I played it more than most other games don't get me wrong. However it felt more like Halo 2.5 than a true sequel.

Halo: Reach however goes back to what made the original game so great, but with some of the more modern touches of Halo 2 and Halo 3. It's probably my favorite Halo when it comes to the campaign mode. 

I also liked the optional powers as well like jet pack, decoys, and shielding. Gave both the single player and multiplayer modes some variety. Also another way to either unbalance or balance the playing field in multiplayer. Which could go either good or bad.  

The only part I didn't care for was the ship combat in the campaign. It was kinda boring, and it sure wasn't no Starfox 64. 

As I said before the multiplayer was just as awesome as the games before it. Really need to get back into the game, I bet they probably have some more maps by now. 

The new system looks just like our favorite droid, and makes sounds just like the little robot. There is even a message that says "Help me Obi-wan Kenobi, you're my only hope." Me want!

I played this back when I first got a 360. Why you ask? Because it was basically the only free game on Xbox Live Arcade. 

I don't like games like Gradius, so frankly my expectations weren't high. 

And I was right. It is a boring, and hard side-scrolling shooter.