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Location: New York, New York, United States
Recent Ratings: excellent [100.0%] [10 ratings]
Overall Ratings: excellent [99.9%] [64 ratings]
Trades: with 64 Different Traders (71 total trades)
Offer Response Time: 17.5 hours (0.7 days)
Last login: on 21-Nov-2009 at 1:40am
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Member since: 21-Mar-2006
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I Trade: Xbox games, Xbox 360 games, PC Adventure Games, DVDs

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	Favorite Links: Rotten Tomatoes VG Forum Game Rankings CAG	Interests: light saber duels, undead slaying, and repelling intergalatic invasions Likes: Miniature giant space hamsters Dislikes: Naming planets 'Bob'
Quote: Greetings. I am Edwin Odesseiron. You simians may refer to me merely as "Sir," if you prefer a less... syllable intensive workout. -- Baldur's Gate II, Shadows of Amn
Comment (last update: 13-Nov-2009 12:25pm) My 'wanted' list is very limited, but don't let that discourage trading with me. If you want to trade for something on my list, I'm more then willing to take a look at your 'available' games and dvds to accommodate a trade. Just so you know, I'm currently most interested in offline co-op 360 games, PC adventure games and a hodge-podge of DVDs. Currently Playing: Halo Wars (360) Eternal Sonata (360) Recently Completed: Halo 3: ODST (360) - 8/10 - Halo Lite, quick cuts of actions dispersed between the silent journey of the Rookie. John Woo Presents: Stranglehold (360) - 7/10 - Hong Kong body count blockbuster The Simpsons Game (360) - 8/10 - First cartoon family's sardonic spin on gaming brings a healthy does of humor. Bully: Scholarship Edition (360) - 6/10 - Last gen port fails to amuse with its juvenile antics Monkey Island: Special Edition (XBL) - 8/10 - The origins of Guybrush do not disappoint The Bourne Conspiracy (360) - 6.5/10 - Quick time events define the only Bourne action Infinite Undiscovery (360) - 6/10 - Formulaic jrpg, hampered by an unwieldy name and story Dreamfall: The Longest Journey (xbox) - 7/10 - Combat and stealth make poor replacements for puzzles Dead Space (360) - 8/10 - Finely crafted sci-fi horror, that rarely strays from genre formula 007: Quantum of Solace (360) - 7.5/10 - Brute force Bond, no gadgets, no gimmicks, just bullets and brawn Kane & Lynch: Dead Men (360) - 5/10 - Uninspired, violent, crime caper hampered by poor AI and shotty controls Syberia (xbox) - 7/10 - Eclectic collection of man and machine voice this peculiar adventure of discovery Operation Darkness (360) - 8.5/10 - Campy storyline succeeds over an array of control issues Turning Point: Fall of Liberty (360) - 4/10 - Communists trump Nazis in the battle of revisionist history Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (360) - 9/10 - Tight controls and solid action cements the title into FPS lore Bioshock (360) - 10/10 - Rapture, a city lost in the depths of the ocean and born from the minds of hell Transfomers: The Game (360) - 5/10 - Giant robots, mass mayhem and still pedestrian at best Lost: Via Domus (360) - 6.5/10 - Just as incomprehensible as the show, but without any of the wonder Call of Duty: World at War (360) - 7/10 - Flamethrowers and Nazi zombies are not enough to impress Phantasy Star Universe (360) - 8.5/10 - Offline experience still satisfies with a myriad of gameplay options Gun (360) - 7/10 - Visceral western that leaves few alive in its wake. Completed 2008: The Orange Box (360) - 9/10 - Valve four pack doesn't disappoint in content or appeal F.E.A.R. (360) - 7/10 - By the numbers FPS that fails to live up to it's namesake Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia (360) - 6.5/10 - Gameplay wavers between addicting to infuriating Tony Tough and the Night of the Roasted Moths (PC) - 5/10 - Verbose, unappealing protagonist had me rooting for the villain Rainbow Six: Vegas (360) - 8/10 - Squad skilled thriller through glitz and glamor set pieces Earth Defense Force 2017 (360) - 8.5/10 - Frantic, arcade action through best of 'B' movie backdrop Destroy All Humans! 2 (xbox) - 6/10 - Overly complicated mess of bad impressions and shallow humor Bard's Tale (xbox) - 7.5/10 - Snarky humor doesn't stop the Bard from adhering to the same tired rpg cliches Beyond Good and Evil (xbox) - 9/10 - Green never looked so good Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (xbox) - 8.5/10 - Sergio Leone and sci-fi fantasy's odd coupling proves extraordinary The Darkness (360) - 8/10 - A bloody mobster affair with an occult twist and a taste for beating hearts Star Wars: Battlefront (xbox) - 8/10 - Quick pitched galatic battles offer a satisfying pick up and play experience Indigo Prophecy (xbox) - 8.5/10 - Interactive cinema and fleshed out characters salvage the downward spiral in story Lionheart: Legacy of the Crusader (PC) - 7/10 - Subpar second half derails an otherwise intriguing Black Isle rpg Call of Duty 2 (360) - 8/10 - High impact WWII romp provides a throughly Spielbergian experience Superman Returns (360) - 4/10 - Beyond mundane outside the few wisps of Spacey Luthor dialogue Delta Force: Black Hawk Down (xbox) - 6/10 - Hardcore FPS with a wealth of historical detail Dead Rising (360) - 10/10 - Giddy zombie mashing and campy horror compel visceral gaming Overlord (360) - 8/10 - Evil, just not quite evil enough Gears of War (360) - 9/10 - Unrelenting, gritty, intense action thrill ride Runaway 2: Dream of the Turtle (PC) - 7.5/10 - Characters continue to shine, but story stumbles badly Conflict: Desert Storm II: Back to Baghdad (xbox) - 6/10 - Competent co-op strategic wargame Halo 3 (360) - 8.5/10 - Finished the fight, looking forward to the war Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None (PC) - 5/10 - Tantalizing spin to classic mystery overshadowed by poor puzzle design Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory (xbox) - 7/10 - Sterling stealth mechanics does nothing to dissuade the rapid saves and reloads. Psychonauts (xbox) - 9/10 - Last level does its darndest to ruin the fun, but Schafer magic prevails Bullet Witch (360) - 7.5/10 - Leather, mini skirts and storyline provide just enough Completed 2007: Rayman's Raving Rabbids 2 (wii) - 9/10 - Remedies four player co-op woes of the first Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars (PC) - 8/10 - Witty dialogue never fails to enlighten or amuse Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II (xbox) - 7/10 - New character classes fail to spark life into aging genre Trauma Center: Second Opinion (wii) - 7/10 - Medical soap opera with wrist shattering controls Still Life (xbox) - 8/10 - Atmospheric CSI adventure with an ending that leaves you hanging for a 'never-to-be-made' sequel Star Wars: Republic Commando (xbox) - 7/10 - A Star Wars universe without jedi, light sabers or the force proves rather unremarkable Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone (xbox) - 6/10 - All the trappings of a fantastic game, but with none of the gameplay to back it up Freedom Force (PC) - 8/10 - Superheroes spark life in genre - customization feels stunted Starsky & Hutch (xbox) - 6.5/10 - Captures the spirit of the show - for better or worse - light gun attachment fails miserably Darkwatch (xbox) - 6/10 - Undead cowboys intrigue, but shoot outs prove as lifeless as the hero Runaway: A Road Adventure (PC) - 8/10 - Pixel hunting and borderline racial stereotyping aside - classic 2D design shines through Aliens vs. Predator: Extinction (xbox) - 7/10 - Intense action and decent console controls are let down by a complete lack of polish Lord of the Rings: The Third Age (xbox) - 7/10 - Pale movie mimicry that does little to expand the Tolkien universe or rpg genre Dragon's Lair (PC) - 5/10 - A true trial and error slice of gaming history, Bluth animations hold-up remarkably well Scratches (PC) - 7/10 - Flashes of tension come far and few between the plodding exploration and relentless backtracking Armed and Dangerous (xbox) - 7.5/10 - Gut-busting, eyes tearing, laugh-out loud cutscenes dispersed through ho-hum run and gun action Lego Star Wars (xbox) - 7/10 - Lego environments amuse, but co-op camera angles prove frustrating American McGee's Alice (PC) - 6/10 - Colorful concept overshadowed by pedestrian gameplay Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge (xbox) - 8/10 - Aerial shooter doesn't disappoint Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz (wii) - 7/10 - Frustratingly addictive Half-Life 2 (xbox) - 8/10 - Fantastic physics and varied gameplay, but ending leaves you scratching. Grim Fandango (PC) - 8/10 - Skeletal hijinks abound, yet keyboard controls ruin the fiesta X-Men Legends 2: Rise of Apocalyse (xbox) - 8/10 - Solid brawler, but lacks any new innovation to the genre Red Dead Revolver (xbox) - 9/10 - A true to form spaghetti western brought to life Call of Duty 3 (wii) - 7/10 - Action packed sequences run adrift against wii controls The Longest Journey (PC) - 8/10 - Slow beginning snowballs into an immersive story that blends fantasy and sci-fi Completed 2006: Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel (xbox) - 5/10 - Fallout's wit and charm replaced with adolescent potty humor Wii Sports (wii) - 10/10 - Simply amazing, intuitive for all ages Rayman's Raving Rabbids (wii) - 8/10 - Rabbids steal the show, but 4-way mulitplayer misses the mark Genma Onimusha (xbox) - 7/10 - Hollywood production values flawed by antiquated control design Sudeki (xbox) - 9/10 - Visual treat and varying gameplay keeps RPG conventions fresh House of the Dead III (xbox) - 7/10 - Manic arcade shooter with little depth The Thing (xbox) - 7/10 - Fans of the film won't be disappointed, innovative team mechanic Brute Force (xbox) - 5/10 - Multiplayer provides the only saving grace to a by the numbers shooter Missing Since January (PC) - 8/10 - E-mail blends with adventure as you battle wits and thumbs with a serial killer Cold Fear (xbox) - 7/10 - Sniper zombie school, controls anchor down an otherwise slick, seasick thriller Final Fantasy VII (PC) - 9/10 - Strong story that tapers off towards the end, Sephiroth fails to inspire Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball (xbox) - 7.5/10 - Addictive shopping sim with a volleyball mini-game Lord of the Rings: Return of the King (xbox) - 7.5/10 - Fast and furious, but over faster then Sauron can blink his eye Freedom Fighters (xbox) - 8/10 - Save me Patrick Swayze! Red Dawn come to life. Stubbs the Zombie: Rebel without a Pulse (xbox) - 8/10 - Mindless brain slurping fun Dungeon keeper (PC) - 6/10 - Graphics show their age, but gameplay remains addictive James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing (xbox) - 9/10 - Captures Bond-esque movie thrill Hunter the Reckoning: Redeemer (xbox) - 6/10 Visual revamp, but sub-par nonsensical sequel The Curse of Monkey Island (PC) - 9.5/10 Hasty ending to otherwise Lucas magic Doom 3 (xbox) - 4/10 Boatloads of meh wrapped in a pretty package Shadows of Undrentide (PC) - 7/10 Starts with a bang, ends in a whimper Fable: The Lost Chapters (xbox) - 8.5/10 Still light on story, but enjoyable additions Silent Hill 2: Restless Dreams (xbox) - 8.5/10 Fantastic atmosphere, frustrating controls Special So I was cleaning out my closet and came across something I can't really classify. It is a box for the C64 game: X-men - Madness in Murderworld. Unfortunately the contents do not look like the game. Inside includes: Infiltrator II instructions manual, Julius Erving and Larry Bird Go One-on-One instruction manual, American Educational Computer user's manual, Kraft Two Port Multi-Speed Programmable Joystick Adapter Card user's guide and Kraft Programmable softward diskette. I'm guessing an X-men collector would like the box, but I'll include the rest of the items as well.

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