Modern Warfare 2 Gaming night


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So, on Friday 11th December, I'm looking to host a Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 gaming night only on PlayStation 3. Unfortunately I won't be available until late at night as I share my room with my brother, but I'll open a lobby at 7:00 PM GMT (London time). If you're outside the UK then please check here to find the time in your local area.

Be sure to add my PSN ID, Livin_in_a_box, to your friends list before joining in on the night. Be sure to add everyone else involved too if possible so when I leave you all have something to do.

Thanks.

As above, there's going to be a Modern Warfare 2 gaming night on 11th December, yadda yadda...Except because of the limited people on the forum I'm mainly hosting on, I thought I'd bring it over here too to increase activity in the lobby. For the direct thread on the forum, please go here.

So yeah, reply if you want to take part and stuff and we'll hopefully have a great time.

EDIT: I made a thread because the multiplayer matchup thread is dead and the Modern Warfare 2 topic has gone...so, yeah, it'll be better having its own thread anyway. ^^

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If anyone wants to add me they can, it's OK with me, honestly. I'll probably have to go offline at, like, half 9 or something silly (whenever my brother goes to bed) so if someone else wants to organise something to do when I've gone then that's fine.

You would haven't gotten a better turn out on the bestbox360 :p

Have fun though guys. Great game

If you go over to UK Gaming you can host your own...I can't host on Xbox because I don't have nor want one anyway.

OK so, everyone make sure they've added me and I'll be on at 7 and have a private room set up just for us. Unfortunately I don't have a headset yet but I am getting one for my birthday next week, so I may host another one next Saturday or something on my brand new TV. ^^

So yeah, I hope I get a half decent turnaround.

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