Kawagoé and video games

[dtaquet]

Hi, I am a French native currently teaching at university in the USA but I just found a job teaching English in Kawagoé for at least a year. I was wondering if anyone knew of the city.
Also, being a huge video game fan, I am especially interested in the 360 and know that some games are not region protected, so I was going to get them here in the US and bring them with me. Anyway, I wanted to know where to get video games in English or modded 360s in Tokyo. Thanks!

[chachava]

your best bet will probably be importing games.... the xbox360 is not exactly popular out here

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[Polar]

Originally Posted by dtaquet

Hi, I am a French native currently teaching at university in the USA but I just found a job teaching English in Kawagoé for at least a year. I was wondering if anyone knew of the city.
Also, being a huge video game fan, I am especially interested in the 360 and know that some games are not region protected, so I was going to get them here in the US and bring them with me. Anyway, I wanted to know where to get video games in English or modded 360s in Tokyo. Thanks!

Go to play-asia.com, they list the region codes for 360 games