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What Xbox 360 Games Work With Wild Blue Internet?

Wild Blue is high-speed Internet delivered by satellite. It will bring an Internet signal to your house if you live in a remote area where traditional dial-up, DSL and cable broadband are not available. Your type of Internet is important when playing games on Xbox 360 because a slow signal causes breaks in your game.

Online Gameplay
- Xbox Live games require a high-speed Internet connection. A dial-up connection would be too slow to keep any of the games going effectively. You would get a lot of 'freeze-ups' and have to restart in the middle of games. Wild Blue has download speeds of up to 1.5 Mbps compared to the dial-up average of 42 kbps. You can play any game capable of going online with Wild Blue.
Signal
- If something blocks your signal, you won't be able to play.
  
  The weather plays a significant part in your signal quality using Wild Blue. If there is a lot of cloud cover, high winds or other things blocking your signal you might not be able to get online, or your game can be disconnected.
Game Ratings
- Xbox has hundreds of games for you to play online. The games are rated by age groups: eC (Early Childhood), E (Everyone), E10 (Everyone 10+), T (Teen), M (Mature) and RP (Rating Pending). You should choose your games depending on your age, or the age of the player.
Games
- Some of the games that you can play online include "Call of Duty," "Gatling Gears," "Bad Company 2: Vietnam," "RISK: Factions," "Spare Parts," "MicroBot," "DeathSpank," "Madden NFL Arcade," "Hasbro Family Game Night," "Battlefield 2: Modern Combat," "Commander's Challenge," "MOH Airborne," "Army of Two," and "Need for Speed: Most Wanted."

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