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Its by birthday soon and i'm going to get myself a game. I already own rainbow six vegas 2, CoD4, Crysis, Frontlines Fuel of war, Assassins Creed, GRAW 2 and Medal of Honor Airborne. I am considering Race Driver GRID or some other FPS game. Any Suggestions?

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Orange Box will keep you going for a while.

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I'd like to know too!

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race driver grid is the best game ive played on a pc in 2008

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Mass Effect!


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Orange box, portals short but a amazing game, and tf2 is brilliantly fun online, and well half life. Enough said?

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How about Bioshock? Won alot of awards for game of the year, haven't played it personally but looking forward to owing it soon.

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I third the nomination for The Orange Box.


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