I could hardly play this game for 5 minutes without getting bored; there is just no "fun factor."

Despite the lack of bots in Halo (something that I was extremely displeased with when I heard the news) the multiplayer aspect of the game can be extraordinarily exhilarating.

A blast from the moment you pick up the controller and turn your Xbox on till the moment you turn the game off and put the controller down.

From the music to the finer details, TransWorld Surf allows you to really immerse yourself in the environment. The music soundtrack is very well done and probably one of the best I have seen in any game.

Perhaps one of the biggest improvements over previous incarnations of Tony Hawk would be the soundtrack...Now you can skate to whoever it is that gets you in mood, be it the Ramones, Black Flag, or Color Me Badd.

Simply put, it's just plain fun, and I couldn't stop playing. The game plays great, but the only drawback to this is there aren't that many different modes.

This isn't the kind of game that will hold your attention for an hour, and if you have that much time to kill, there are plenty of other games out there to be enjoyed, both solo and multiplayer.

Does Project Gotham Racing topple the PS2 giant? Not quite, but it's still one hell of a game.

While the game did have its fun occasions, I was more disappointed then anything else.

Graphics are great, not many complaints there - except the issue of clipping.

Perhaps the greatest drawback to Mad Dash Racing is the interface, which can be confusing at times.

The graphics, sound, and gameplay are all dismal at best.

With better graphical flare than many of today's simulation and arcade sports titles, Hitz not only boasts more arcade action but also dishes it on fun platters one after another.

I couldn't play this game for long. The difficulty level, even on easy, with the A.I. can become so frustrating that you just want to put the game down.