Beowulf achievement list
November 2nd, 2007
We know how you all like a good achievement list, so here is one for the upcoming movie game Beowulf. Check after the jump for the full list.
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Mass Effect achievement list
November 1st, 2007
We have the full list of Mass Effect achievements hiding away after the jump for you. It looks like BioWare don’t take the term achievement lightly because many of these are quite tough and will require playing through the game multiple times. Of course the usual disclaimer applies; if you enjoy surprises don’t look after the jump.
A warning on Xbox Live account sharing, Gamerscore boosting
October 31st, 2007
Major Nelson has posted a stern warning to people who have been abusing the Xbox 360 Achievement system.
Basically, if you give someone access to your account, and they decide not to give it back, the only thing Microsoft will do is cancel the account. They won’t refund your Mom’s credit card for all those Live Arcade games the guy bought, they won’t give you back your Gamerscore, Gamertag, your saved games…nothing.
Secondly, if you’ve been using other people’s saved games to boost your Gamerscore, you might just wake up one day to find your entire Gamerscore has been wiped - and your account will never be able to earn those achievements/points again.
via Major Nelson
Guitar Hero III achievement list
October 29th, 2007
With the release of Guitar Hero III this morning has come a full list of the achievements available to 360 owners. While some achievements may be a bit silly (one requires prolonged use of a standard Xbox 360 controller opposed to the guitar peripheral) there’s hundreds of hours worth of replayability here - with the number of achievements increasing to 59. There are also 3 secret “achievements” that are more like consolation prizes for sucking - if you want to ruin it for yourselves you can check them out here.
Check after the jump for the full list.
Rock Band achievement list revealed
October 18th, 2007
The complete list of Rock Band achievements has hit the internet, and there’s enough to keep you busy for a good while. We aren’t complaining though - when you’re spending $169.99 on a game, you want your fingers covered with controller-induced blood blisters for at least six months. Hit the jump for a full list (no crying if you spoil it for yourself).
