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Yeah i never understood the BD I prefer BR because it is Blu Ray, BD makes it seem like Blu Disc or something if they wanted to add a D in there they should be calling it BRD because it is a Blu Ray Disc. Last time I checked the Discs aren't blue so I will stick with BR and let people abuse me over it :laugh:

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Yeah i never understood the BD I prefer BR because it is Blu Ray, BD makes it seem like Blu Disc or something if they wanted to add a D in there they should be calling it BRD because it is a Blu Ray Disc. Last time I checked the Discs aren't blue so I will stick with BR and let people abuse me over it >_<

heh yeah i thought about doing that, then i realised blu-ray was one word :(

matthr32 whats ur username?

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think i might have to buy it, if u buy the copy do u get a free headset?

yeah its pretty good michael, ive been playing it alot lately when mates come over.

2 people can play online on the same sever using split. When u have a decent sized tv this is no problem and pretty cool :D

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I really enjoy the team type games like zones and capture the flag. they are the best. deathmatch is boring as hell. and the dogfight ones also suck my balls cause I am hopeless in the planes.

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