No fancy effects, but some great level and character designs make up for it.

Psychonauts stays in your mind with its great gameplay, memorable visual style and storyline, as well as its persistently hilarous dialogue. It's easily the best platformer on the Xbox.

WM21 is a polished turd, it looks amazing and plays like sh.t.

Unfortunately, the main quest is short by RPG standards. Luckily, the game is jam packed with side quests, and experimenting with different characters and your good/evil allignment on multiple playthroughs will last awhile.

One of the dumbest and least scary survival horror games I have ever played. Obscure is truely destined for obscurity within bargain bins around the nation.

Like a finely prepared meal- great graphics and sound, finely tuned gameplay- that's been served in a dumpster- a poor singleplayer mode and Xbox Live implementation.

Ubisoft knows what it's doing.

If you've played the previous games, you'll be impressed. But if it's your first entry in the series, then you'll be enthralled.

I really enjoyed this game. It wasn't the longest game in the world, took me about 6-9 hours to beat. However I had a great time playing the missions and it reminded me of "Max Payne" a little.

Cries to be played by fans of the series and fans of "GoldenEye."

Sometimes it feels like the game plays more like Bungie's first-person shooter, "Halo," than "GoldenEye," however, which is somewhat of a surprise considering the last two TimeSplitters games followed very closely in "GoldenEye's" footsteps.

Phantom Dust sets the bar for action games to come for this generation.

This is highly recommended to anyone of any age who enjoys addictive gameplay and great game design.

Yet another substandard attempt to make a splash in the shallow Xbox survival horror pool. Toss this one overboard.

A truly refreshing and innovative experience.

It is one of the very first games to move onto a new level by being able to manipulate you're emotions. Brothers in Arms is a superb game.

Not only gorgeous, but is also one of the most realistic sports games to date.

Not only gorgeous, but is also one of the most realistic sports games to date.

The Xbox controller is not the best for fighting games mainly due to the pesky black and white buttons, but after some practice the controls can become second nature.

If you're a diehard sports gamers and/or in love with the fundamental basis of the American version of the game of baseball, then you're in for a ride.

Worthy of a rental given the actual play time is not very long.

Recommended and encouraged, even if it is too darn short.

Surprisingly, the component this game absolutely nails is the one that has traditionally been its Achilles heel, single-player.

Adding new features such as the Street Challenge and Dunk Contest, NBA Street V3 is admittedly one of the best street sports games ever created.

Incredibly different from anything else on the market, thanks to a great blend of gameplay styles and wonderful combat. Fairly linear however, and uneven difficulty can make some bosses frustrating.

Am I disappointed? Somewhat, I think the game could have had some variety in missions, but its still a really good game.

Clocking in at under ten hours, Tork is short. With all of its problems there is no reason to play it twice. There are mini-games, but they are nothing to go back for either.

The hit zone-based targeting system, for example, makes anything else in the genre seem obsolete and primitive. It's that sophisticated.