need to test a 360....

[bob4432]

need recommendation for a game that can play itself, like possibly a sports game where you can set both teams to "computer". need to do some testing on a 360 and need to warm up the gpu. would like a newer game that pushes it hard too.

thanks in advance,
bob

 

[tatteredpotato]

I used to do that on my Gamecube with Madden 2002, so I'd imagine the newer versions support it too.

As for pushing the system, GoW is one, also I hear The Darkness looks good too.

Oblivion always felt like it was pushing my 360 pretty hard too. It's the game I noticed the most hick-ups in game play.

 

[blurredvision]

Originally posted by: ObscureCaucasian
I used to do that on my Gamecube with Madden 2002, so I'd imagine the newer versions support it too.

The NCAA football games do not support CPU vs. CPU play, so I doubt Madden does either. The new NCAA football actually has a super sim feature where you can have CPU vs. CPU matches, but you have to hit a button after every play to go to the next one, so it will not play itself.

 

[SoundTheSurrender]

You can hire a computer player in Forza 2.

 

[bob4432]

Originally posted by: SoundTheSurrender
You can hire a computer player in Forza 2.

can you loop it or make it race numerous races?

 

[LeiZaK]

Originally posted by: blurredvision

Originally posted by: ObscureCaucasian
I used to do that on my Gamecube with Madden 2002, so I'd imagine the newer versions support it too.

The NCAA football games do not support CPU vs. CPU play, so I doubt Madden does either. The new NCAA football actually has a super sim feature where you can have CPU vs. CPU matches, but you have to hit a button after every play to go to the next one, so it will not play itself.

Madden will play itself for a full game... also, if you just leave the game running idle, a cpu vs. cpu game will start in 'demo mode' and play through the whole game.

 

[bob4432]

Originally posted by: LeiZaK

Originally posted by: blurredvision

Originally posted by: ObscureCaucasian
I used to do that on my Gamecube with Madden 2002, so I'd imagine the newer versions support it too.

The NCAA football games do not support CPU vs. CPU play, so I doubt Madden does either. The new NCAA football actually has a super sim feature where you can have CPU vs. CPU matches, but you have to hit a button after every play to go to the next one, so it will not play itself.

Madden will play itself for a full game... also, if you just leave the game running idle, a cpu vs. cpu game will start in 'demo mode' and play through the whole game.

thanks, wanted to make sure it was cpu vs cpu and not a video

 

[shortylickens]

I think most fighting games like Dead Or Alive and Mortal Kombat will allow two CPU players, wont they?

EDIT: Just go into training mode or invincible mode and they cant kill each other, just play forever.