Such a well-crafted, polished (aside from the camera), and entertaining experience that it managed to win over this jaded gaming cynic, inevitable merchandising tie-ins and all.

This is the only game I have played where Depends ™ should be in the System Requirements. There are more "leave a stain on the upholstery" moments in the first chapter of this game than in most horror/flasher flicks.

The game is immensely fun, and incredibly innovative. It takes what is great about Monopoly and transfers it perfectly into the builder genre.

Although it borrows heavily from "Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance II," Champions of Norrath: Realms of Everquest is an improved experience full of visual and audio beauty, and outstanding gameplay.

Deep character customization and development systems utilizing the series’ unique job system makes the game highly enjoyable and rewarding.

While it appears to be ridiculous, I found it to be the most entertaining game I have played in a long while.

The game executes soundly, and feels more polished than the original Morrowind.

Once I reached that Zen state of immersion, it felt as though the controller and I were one entity, working together to achieve a common goal. As I wove through a barrage of bullets, deftly changing colors in order to survive, I knew that Treasure had crafted a jewel.

Adds some needed worldly interaction into The Sims, which is a welcome addition to the game.

I will keep Alice for as long as my feeble mind can handle it.

All in all any fan of RTS would be foolish if they did not run to the local game store and pick up a copy of Generals immediately.

The only thing I can complain about is the sound, but the added features and modes definitely make this worthy of a purchase in my books.

A variety of paths for each mission promises near infinite replayability.

The perfect balance of non-linear gameplay and plot development, the game offers a unique experience that successfully evolves the gameplay of the original. More so than any other game, it allows complete player-driven gameplay in the progression of the story and character development.

An excellent racing game that has plenty of depth and unlockable features.

The sophisticated AI and epic gun battles keeps the gameplay exciting even though there are a few poor level designs.

The turn based strategy game was surprisingly fast paced-there is so little waiting that I almost felt like I was playing an RTS.

With the updated graphics and cool God Mode this game will give you hours and hours of tinker and tweak gaming pleasure.

Improving an already outstanding game is a Herculean feat and Age of Mythology: The Titans has certainly succeeded.

If trains are your bag, this is your program. There are other train simulators out there, but this is bar none the most polished, most complete, and with a company like Microsoft backing it up, likely to be the best supported of them all.

Super Mario Advance might be nothing more than a beefed-up port of an old game, but hell, it’s a Nintendo classic.

The thing that makes this game good enough to warrant purchase is its clever design and game play, along with graphics that’ll have your eyes bugging out of your head.

Its intelligent combination of action and RPG elements offer a unique and rewarding gameplay experience. It also features visuals that amaze and a story that intrigues, TRON 2.0 is the definition of a great game.

A blast to play for those who enjoy strategic and realistic games, and is one of the first of its kind on the Xbox... [but it] does host an array of problems including dull and uninspired graphics, atrocious lag in multiplayer, and some diminishing gameplay design flaws.

A great mix of tactical shooter and strategy based gameplay that, although fun, stumbles a bit due to the limitations within the game.

Onimusha 2 avoids the mistake made by the previous title in placing difficult puzzles, often under a time limit, at awkward points in the game.

While not ground breaking in the graphics department the addition of psychic powers to your arsenal not only provides for some excellent new forms of combat it also provides for a great source of replay value.

A fun third-person shooter with some uneven gameplay issues.