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The possibility I would probably end up spending time on it.
Or just as bad, I end up not spending time on it while paying for it.
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Well, this is just from my experience with Xbox Live but if you don't like Halo 2 and were not fond of its Multiplayer...chances are most people are actually playing Halo 2 on Xbox Live.
Although during the past 2 months...many people have gone back to playing older Xbox Live titles to take a break from Halo 2, also new titles.
There isn't a game on Xbox Live that doesn't have people. You will always find someone to play with in any game...but just don't expect hundreds of thousands like Halo 2.
But when the new maps come out for Halo 2, many people will start playing Halo 2 again...leaving other Xbox Live games quite empty.
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Largely irrelevent, I think. Oddworld is clearly trying to branch out into mainstream gaming, and Xbox Live is quite a staple of the hardcore gamer. Microsoft are eager to push developers into using it, and critics are quick to chastise any FPS that doesn't have it.
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Hmm, I view Xbox Live becoming more mainstream...thanks in part becuase of Halo 2.
Like you said, most critics are starting to complain that if a game doesn't have Live (No matter what genre) it lacks overall. This isn't entirely true of course, but it has been a trend for most games right now on Xbox to support Live functionality.