Club Name : XBOX360LEGENDS Description : body{ background-color:000000; background-image:url(http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y29/RandizzleTheShizzle/Myspace/360wallpaperb.jpg); background-position:Center Center; background-attachment:fixed; background-repeat:no-repeat; scrollbar-track-color:FFFFFF; scrollbar-face-color:CCCCCC; scrollbar-highlight-color:00FF00; scrollbar-base-color:00FF00; scrollbar-darkShadow-color:00FF00; scrollbar-shadow-color:00FF00; scrollbar-arrow-color:000000; } Table, Td{ background-color:transparent; } body, div, p, strong, td, .text, .blacktext10, .blacktext12, a.searchlinkSmall, a.searchlinkSmall:link, a.searchlinkSmall:visited{ color:000000; font-size:8pt; font-weight:normal; font-style:normal; } .orangetext15, .lightbluetext8, .whitetext12, .nametext, .btext, .redtext, .redbtext{ color:000066; font-size:10pt; font-weight:normal; font-style:normal; } a, a:link, a:visited, a.navbar, a.navbar:link, a.navbar:visited, a.man, a.man:link, a.man:visited, a.redlink, a.redlink:visited{ color:FF9900; font-weight:normal; font-style:italic ; } a:hover, a:active, a.navbar:hover, a.navbar:active, a.man:hover, a.man:active, a.searchlinkSmall:hover, a.searchlinkSmall:active, a.redlink:hover, a.redlink:hover{ color:FFCC00; font-weight:normal; font-style:normal; } Joanna Dark Bio Date of Birth: 03/18/2000 Blood Type: O Height: 5' 9" Appearance: Red shoulder-length hair with distinctive blonde streak, blue eyes, pale complexion, and a slender, athletic build. Distinguishing Features: Star tattoo on neck (left side). Occupation: Bounty hunter and bail enforcement agent. Certified for international operations. Known Relatives: Jack Dark, father and professional bounty hunter. Associates: Chandra Sekhar, a young hacker who runs mission assist for Dark Bail Bonds. Background/History: Joanna Dark is an eager bounty hunter, a raw talent with laser-sharp reflexes, a reckless streak a mile wide, and a flair for sniffing out trouble. Her father, Jack, still can't help thinking of her as 'daddy's little girl' and she often bristles at his overprotective tendencies. The year: 2020. Joanna Dark, a young and ambitious would-be secret agent, tumbles into the first of many conspiracies which are to cast a long shadow across her future. In this life-changing episode, Joanna and her father Jack find themselves swept up in the wake of circumstances which, if left unchecked, could set in motion a worldwide power struggle of devastating proportions. As Joanna faces up to impossible situations, grim revelations and motives as cold and black as death, her life rapidly boils down to a single question: can Fate erase two generations of the Dark clan from history overnight, or can they stay alive long enough to help save a world that may not be worth saving? In fact the advent of Xbox Live has freed up more gameplay options than ever before, so in addition to battling the spawn of endless conspiracies on your lonesome or huddling around the TV for split-screen deathmatching with friends that you can actually punch, you can also look forward to a wealth of online modes ranging from quick fixes to full-blown tournaments, offering unprecedented support for upwards of 50 simultaneous players. It's a big thing. It's the future. And Perfect Dark Zero is all about the future. As a flagship next-generation title for Microsoft, this little beauty is being primed and polished to blow the roof off this year's holiday season on behalf of the debutante Xbox 360. We're all very much looking forward to the fireworks. It's been a long wait for a new instalment in the PD saga, but we never gave up on Joanna, and on your first experience of Perfect Dark Zero we're confident that your faith will be rewarded too. CALL OF DUTY 2 What makes Duty stand out? It's not the wow factor of next-gen graphics. From crumbling cities to sprawling rural villages, the sheer scale of Duty's levels is impressive, but close-up and indoors things sometimes look like a pretty good Xbox 1 title. The game never looks bad by any means, but it's no showpiece for the power of the 360. No, what makes Duty so special is the A.I. Enemies make great use of cover; they charge when it's to their advantage and give up positions when they know they're beat; they actually seem to understand grenades, running from them or tossing them at the perfect spot to draw you out of hiding. Same goes for your numerous, ever-present squadmates, who actually contribute (killing and dying all the time) and communicate (the fact that someone always seems to be shouting something--enemy positions, orders, taunts, curses--adds a lot to the experience), rather than acting as window dressing to make you look good. Add excellent, crisp audio and wide levels that rarely feel like preordained paths and you have a game that conveys the loud, confusing, and yes, exciting as hell chaos of war like no other. PROJECT GOTHAM RACING 3 Being one of the premiere releases of the next generation, the most obvious and notable features of PGR3 are aesthetic. The clarity and detail with which the title's five environments -- Tokyo, Las Vegas, New York, London, and Germany's Nurburgring -- are rendered is unparalleled in its realism. The developer's use of an immeasurable number of digital photographs for reference has yielded meticulous textures that wrap the convincing models of each locale. And unlike previous titles in the series, the cityscapes in PGR3 are absolutely littered with spectators watching the proceedings. Their appearance alone helps add much needed realism to the world; each crowd's appearance is dynamically generated to reflect not only the player's status (more experience means more spectators) but also the current track's city of origin. (Tokyo crowds are, unsurprisingly, comprised primarily of Japanese people, for example.) Although what really sets PGR3's graphics apart are the visual effects that actually complete the stunning illusion of reality that Bizarre has crafted. High-dynamic-range lighting is employed to emphasize transitions between indoor and outdoor locales so that shooting out of a tunnel or driving through an overpass, for instance, will result in a momentarily blinding blast of light, mimicking the effects of sunlight on the human iris. PGR3's use of motion blur is similarly effective. Every object in the environment blurs realistically as speeding vehicles tear through the tracks, lending the proceedings an incredible sense of speed and ever-closer associations with visual reality.