The true travesty in Quake 4 is the multiplayer functionality. Almost regressing, Quake 4 only supports 8 player multiplayer games, doesn’t support game browsing, and generally takes forever to get you into a ranked game match.

This is old school arcade racing right down to the shiny looking graphics. After playing "Need for Speed Most Wanted," I missed the obstacles such as oncoming traffic and hidden shortcuts.

So satisfying is the experience, that you’ll forget that some of the multiplayer levels aren’t laid out that well, either being way too big, or sardine tiny.

Without multiplayer, this game is great. With multiplayer, it’s amazingly fun. Definitely worth getting.

One of the most nicely immersive titles I’ve seen.

There isn’t so much gameplay here that you can’t beat it in a couple of days, and the fact that the levels aren’t completely free open really reduces the game’s sense of scale.

Everything is gorgeous from the city streets to the cars themselves, it’s definitely eye candy (at least running at 1080i).

Visually, Gun is one of the prettiest looking titles I’ve seen in terms of quality of design.

All in all, the biggest flaw in this game is that it’s a really sparse on game options, making it an extremely light gaming experience.

Golf fans will eat the title up and love doing it, but for the casual player, it may be too lacking in its final product.

It’s a little disappointing that the feature set is so thin but it does depend on what you were planning to get out of it.

In the end, the best thing that I can say about Amped 3 is that it’s fun, and simply has enough to do to keep you entertained for a good long time.

Everything from the fully licensed vehicles to the cracks in the road surface scream NEXT GENERATION!

IF you are not concerned with these other options and are looking for a game to play against you buddies on or off-line, you should be pretty satisfied.

This is definitely one for the mystery and adventure gaming crowds, but may quickly become a novelty for gamers of other genres.

Your classic RPG in shiny packaging, brand-new packaging.

There’s a whole heaping ton of unlockables, a really awesome wifi multiplayer feature, including Infect the World mode (where you infect players you beat who infect other players you beat, and so on), and the game is even nice enough to unlock all of the cutscenes and audio clips.

Once you start capturing criminals, I found there are some pretty decent mini-games through the EyeToy.

If you are passionate about your games then you cannot afford to miss what is arguably one of the three best Xbox titles ever made. Get it now.

Entertaining throughout, but rarely exceptional.

If you're still charmed in the slightest by the Dance Dance Revolution franchise, then Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix 3 will likely put a big grin on your face, and if you're anything like me, it'll complement those unstylish dance moves just fine.

Personally, I would have liked a slightly more complex gameplay but what’s here works well enough.

First, I had a problem actually singing and performing the songs well, and second, I managed to cheat my way through most of the songs by humming really loudly.

What Karaoke Revolution Party does offer is a new diverse song selection with around 50 songs with the potential to download many more and hours of party entertainment.

To get the full effect of Gun, the side missions are a must as the game can be ripped through rather quickly without them. Take your time, enjoy the experience and story, and you'll be glad you did.

The pack in mic that comes with the game is pretty sharp and sturdy, although it's not like you have a choice since there aren't any alternatives on the GameCube.

There’s a level of immersion that’s created flawlessly through the often sharp visuals and impeccable sound, and if I weren’t the observant type, I’d be sure I was in the Matrix myself.

I love how this game makes my surround sound system hum and you would do well to purchase the fiber optic cable if your home theatre can accommodate it, the difference is astounding.