While the package is certainly one of the best-looking fighting games ever, the overall gameplay is hit and miss (though it hits more often than it misses) but with human opponents it can be good fun.

There may be a select few that will try the game and love it.

For those that want a more relaxed game experience devoid of that “Go! Go! Go!” mentality, you’ll feel quite at home in Animal Crossing: Wild World.

A no-brainer as a family purchase... Great stuff.

The designers have created exceptionally rewarding three dimensional puzzles.

It’s still pleasant, lighthearted fun and legions better than the embarrassing "Lunar: Dragon Song," making it the uncontested champion of DS RPGs.

While the game features its own amount of idiosyncrasies when it comes to the menus and interface, and a steep learning curve, there is some fun to be had, even if it takes a while to get to that point.

To give the visual style greater impact Stubbs the Zombie features the best soundtrack this year.

Kong's controls are naturally quite sluggish, and the combat plays off like a jungle version of WWE, except instead of pinning your opponents, you grab their jaws and pound buttons until you twist their necks with a satisfying snap.

In comparison to Call of Duty 2, Quake 4 doesn't quite meet the same "exceptional" level but it is a solid game with a strong adherence to the conventions of the genre. It's a must try to Quake and first-person shooter fans but as an outright purchase... rent it first.

Ridge Racer 6 is recommended for nuance-loving race fans. With the amount of fore-thought and planning required to win, casual fans are likely to frustrated.

Perfect Dark Zero's first-person shooter competition on the 360 is "Quake 4" and "Call of Duty 2" and it falls directly between the two.

A very solid launch title for the Xbox 360 but there’s still room for improvement, like some kind of enveloping physics engine.

It is neither particularly offensive nor particularly engrossing, but for a licensed property, one could certainly do far worse.

The humor is often funny and always clean, which is a real accomplishment.

Aficionados of the real-time strategy genre might want to buy Earth 2160 even though there are almost too many options to consider when it comes to vehicle design and the lackluster campaigns could have benefited from a lot more attention.

If you've been away from the Tony Hawk franchise for a few games and just dropped a bunch of cash for a 360, it's time to get re-acquainted with the King of Extreme Sports Games.

The perfect kind of portable title -- while it's based off a console game, the unique visual style alone makes it worthwhile to own both.

Online, Project Gotham Racing 3 is practically an addiction.

It’s just unfortunate it’s over all too soon, because there is some good action here – the execution is just a bit off.

Fans will be asking where the hell the Franchise mode went.

While Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06 isn't without its flaws -- I would have appreciated more courses and it does take a long time to "master" -- it is probably the best of EA's launch sports titles for the 360.

If you're a soccer nut FIFA 06 is your only fix for the Xbox 360, but it'll probably disappoint you with a complete lack of "standard" features.

The story started to grate on me after beating the first few Blacklist opponents.

The best looking football game on the market. It's definitely not the most full-featured football game available.

Critical flaws in a console game are unacceptable, especially when updating (i.e. patching) console games just isn’t done yet.

The game doesn’t just look impressive, but sounds impressive too. Every sounds fits the game and some voices are so-so, but for the most part; it’s very fitting.

An exceptional racing game, with stunningly awesome graphics and a solid gameplay, albeit somewhat lacking in the A.I. smarts.