It features excellent graphics (aside from the pits of green gunk) and an enjoyable, if somewhat predictable, story.

This looks quite nice, but is an arcade game that seemingly skimps on the reality inherit in other platforms while still providing a solid gaming experience.

This expansion improves on all aspects of the game from basic mechanics to the soundtrack.

A nice little program. While not overly complex, it still is entertaining.

It is sooooo arcadish, the same old tired motorcycle engine whine that has been used in every arcade bike game for the last 15 years was there in full crescendo. I almost found myself looking for a slot to stuff another quarter into.

Though there are some deficiencies in the graphical elements, that really doesn’t matter. This game tests your reflexes and has great replay value.

The game isn’t able to fully achieve an overall genuinely thrilling appeal or provide over-the-top fun.

Takes the extreme skateboarding genre to a fresh and interestingly new level...all of which fans of skating games will definitely find unique and tremendously fun.

It's got excellent battle mechanics, plenty of character building choices, a bright airy feel, some witty interjections from Ryduo and Skye, and has hours and hours of gameplay.

Continues in the tradition of it's origins; providing a quick to get into and unique game with plenty of monster slaying, an ultra-cool heroine, a feisty but noble dragon, open character development, and plenty of foot and aerial combat to indulge in.

It is incredible! I have not enjoyed a portable game this much since the Game Boy Advance's launch.

While the Xbox version of Onimusha does deliver the promised double-length gameplay, it's still easily a game that can be won during a typical rental period.

The sound effects are so realistic that one may wonder if the sound of geese is coming from the game or outside their own window.

This game does a remarkable job of actualizing the events it presents. The graphics are strong, and the lighting effects are dynamic...It just lacks competitive depth.

A wonderfully realized civilization-style management game, full of the joy of the game, with entreating graphics.

A fun game that doesn't have nearly enough gameplay -- or enough replay value -- to warrant a purchase.

The game is definitely a blast to play, but despite the five additional tracks it still gets boring too quickly.

A remarkable, well-designed program. It is challenging and entertaining.

The game may be weak when it comes to the look of the game, but the animation is very good, the sound is excellent, and the program is rich with options.

It gives you an absolutely enemy-free island to play around and raise your new baby chicken, covered in new, fun trials, creatures, and spells. I have to admit that I am a little disappointed in the lack of content, though.

The controls are amazingly easy to get used to. It might become a bit repetitive or bland to some who aren't big fans of fast-paced action alone though, so go into this one with an open mind.

Incredible graphics drive NBA 2002 Inside Drive through the Xbox lane for a power slam.

This is by far one of the best games I have come across, it is beautiful to look at, fantastic to listen to, and a TOTAL BLAST to play!

It does not have the attention to detail that PC gamers have come to expect from a title...[but] it was fun to play the sound was excellent, and the story held my interest.

The animation is solid, the environmental graphics are superb, and the designers have done an excellent job of translating the feel of Olympic competition to the GBA.

The plot may be a little worn (as in borrowed), but the environments are well done, there is a nice variety of weaponry to be collected, and you really don’t have to think about what to shoot – you just kill anything that moves because you are the only human survivor.

If you are looking for something you can immediately just throw in the drive and start playing this is it. If you are looking for re-playability, you may want to pass on this one.

My biggest complaint about snowboarder mode is the process required to sign up for contests, as it seems too tedious when you're just getting started with the game.