For those who got the limited edition, have you put in the DLC codes? i put mine in they worked but i didnt seem to get the premium theme as per the card says

same here no theme

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More people who bought forza today.

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Print these bad boys and you shouldn't have any trouble picking it up.

Operation Wolf
NES

The same old story- rescue the civilians and kill everyone else.
When it came to failing on this game, I was serving it up as the epic variety. Being the early 90?s I was a mere child making my first attempt at home computer gaming goodness- and Operation Wolf gave me a nice old lesson in murder (off the dancefloor).

Just to let you in on how bad I was at the game, it was only after I owned it for around one year I completed the first level. I know what your thinking- n00b! But alas you would be incorrect that word wasn?t invented yet, it was the 90s.

Looking back on it I spent way too long on that game to grow up hating it, even tuning in to Beverly Hills 90210 would have been easier to watch.

If you pay around $688 + a game or 2, this about the retail market price.

You can get overseas Japanese models for about $550 in both black + white.

In regards to your HD space question, you can actually replace the hard drive with a bigger one. Its really easy, so if u get the chance buy a cheap 40GB model and replace the hard drive to save a few $$$. Theres no difference between the 40, 80 or 160 models. besides the HD space.

The other difference is that the 40 and 60 come with a sixaxis controller and all the new ones come with the DS3