If you are looking for some quick fun for you and your girlfriend pick this one up, but for anything else, the monkeys are only good for a rental at best.

Plain and simple, Halo is "Perfect Dark" taking place on a different world with a slightly modified story.

THPS2x does not have much more to offer than the original Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 as well as the fact that it is a port, even though it is still a great game.

In all my life, I have never played a party game that has kept me interested for so long and as much fun as Fuzion Frenzy can be.

Project Gotham's trademark feature, the Kudos meter, is no doubt the best feature in the entire game.

Delta Storm’s controlling is efficient and simple.

Because Dead or Alive 3 utilizes nearly all the controls on the Xbox controller and does it with such ease, that alone is an incredible achievement.

The graphics are cute, but they don't nearly show off the true power of the Xbox like Project Gotham does, the levels are challenging but a tad bit on the difficult side, and the characters aren't as interesting as a Sonic the Hedgehog and friends.

From the get-go Cel Damage is rather dull. The small shreds of a story that were fed to you throughout the opening sequences of the game are not carried over at all into the actual game.

The gameplay frustrations and problems with high polygons are what knocked the game’s score down the most. In all, I have to say: pick it up and have some fun. It’s worth the time.

The gameplay is absorbing, and you’ll find yourself learning quite a bit about the nuts and bolts of racing.

Shaun Palmer may play like Tony Hawk, vaguely, but in the end you'll realize that it's nothing more than a rushed, sub-par entry into a genre that is already being dominated by EA Big's SSX series.

Great graphics, a solid story, good sound effects and a slick multiplayer mode are undermined by a derivative, unispired and boring first player experience.

Regardless of how innovative the concept was, more needs to be done to change it up and make it a worthwhile buy for Tony 2 owners.

Final Four 2002 is by no means an awful game; the developers simply left a lot of room for improvement.

The environments are amazing, when on the deck of the tank the rain effects are extremely lifelike, along with rain drops hitting the ship and characters.

While nothing is overly spectacular, the game is very solid, never seems to 'drag its feet', and the storyline always pushes forward.

Damn good, and rivals just about any First Person Shooter on a console to date.

As for sound, you'll probably feel the same way I do if you play this game frequently: Can the announcer please just shut up?! I mean, for just one second?

What makes Fifa stand out the most is the fact that they're so many options and tournaments to choose from that I lost count.

This game is so beautiful and addictive that I fear the quality of the writing in this review has greatly suffered, since I find it difficult to concentrate as the game beckons to me even now.

The control is tight, the graphics don't look too shabby, and the sub-stages that break up the platforming action are second-to-none.

Tight controls are a huge redeeming factor in this game. All the vehicles in the game are very easy to maneuver.

Once you get used to it, however, tricks will come second nature, and you'll enjoy the view of the humongous levels, which explode in dazzling colors and glorified details.

It’s your typical, run-of-the-mill racer with a unique “concept” and nothing more.

Proves to be yet another fine example shabby port of a decent PC title, that just falls apart when brought on to a console.

DMC’s lightning fast gameplay presents an experience that will make you play until your thumbs bleed.

An intense and fun romp to play through again and again.