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Best Games by Bandai Namco US on Xbox 360

The Xbox 360 followed up the original Xbox in November 2005. It offered a more in depth online experience along with improved visuals and sound. There was also a focus on offering media features to watch and stream programs. You could not play original Xbox games on the Xbox 360.

Along with a new controller, the system also launched a camera controller called Kinect. This offers motion controlled gaming without the need to hold a controller.

Xbox 360 - without built in wifi
Xbox 360 Slim - with wifi and slimmer form factor and smaller 250 GB hard drive.
Xbox 360 Slim - with wifi and slimmer form factor and smaller 4 GB storage.
Xbox 360 E - with wifi and an Xbox One style case.

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Genres: Action, Adventure, Fighting, Shooting and Traversal
Era: 1995 - 2019
Total Games: 1
Total Likes: 4

Ace Combat 7:
Skies Unknown

Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown is the latest flying and shooting game in the Ace Combat series of games.

Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown is the latest flying and shooting game in the Ace Combat series of games. It features lots of real-life aircraft to master and weather conditions that impact gameplay and controls, while still retaining a fast-paced arcade-like style of gameplay that forgoes some elements of realism for a more exciting and accessible experience.

Out Now: 3DS and 2DS, Android, PC, PS2, PS3, PS4, PSP, Xbox 360, Xbox One and iOS

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Assistance For Progressing:	Guaranteed Progress With God Mode Bank Progress With Frequent Checkpoints Assisted Progress With Boosts Assisted Progress With Hints Assisted Recall for Characters Assisted Recall for Narrative and Dialogue Save Progress Anytime

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