The gameplay though is sometimes too realistic for its own good.

The loud beats and high drama themes fill up your speakers with some great sound, especially if you have yourself some nice speakers set up. The soundtrack is simply perfect for the type of game.

What makes all of the killing and such so exciting is the detail put into their deaths. Once you blow up an enemy you are treated with tons of particles flying around and colors that will make more than a few eyebrows rise.

The authenticity will truly impress the fans of the series with the soundtrack and voice acting all wrapped up in one neat and tidy package.

The constant action featured in the gameplay is just as exhilarating as anything previously seen, as the only thing hampering it is the faulty camera angles at times.

The graphics and audio presentation are sure to scare the living daylights out of you, and the longevity is there to last you a while.

The lack of Xbox Live support is a major drawback to what was an amazing online experience in the PC version, but the bottom line is that this is the most complete Star Wars experience on the Xbox yet.

State of the art graphics, stereo sound, and excellent gameplay.

Controlling and moving around is simple enough, but once you have to start doing several things at once it can get confusing and difficult.

The controls of Deadly Alliance are done to near perfection, as they are incredibly responsive; pulling off combos is a cinch.

A down side to this game setup is that there is no real big picture to your accomplishments.

There is almost infinite replay value due to the incredible amount of available coffins in the krypt (You can literally spend hours JUST opening coffins). This creates an incentive to play the arcade mode and complete Kampaign mode.

Disney and soccer mix surprisingly well!

Gameplay introduces many new elements, and the replay value is almost endless.

Takes everything positive about the last game and improves in just about every area except for the sound... The online play is phenomenal.

The visuals and audio, mixed with the solid gameplay make for a very enjoyable experience that shouldn’t be passed up by anyone.

The best RPG the GameCube has to offer, and it is the only online game the GameCube has to offer, not to mention that it is a damn good one.

Though it doesn’t match the overall bliss which "Rogue Squadron 2" had with the graphics and all, it is still one enjoyable game that you won’t want to put down once you get thrown into the middle of the action, which only takes about five minutes.

Unrivaled in just about every aspect, as the sound, visuals, and controls once again set a new standard for these types of extreme sports game.

Fans of Defender will definitely enjoy this game, but the longevity may disappoint many if you were looking for a long experience.

The game still looks and plays great, and will have you addicted for a very long time, whether it be in the co-op or single player modes.

Offers decent graphics, excellent gameplay and a respectable replay value, even if its sounds aren’t top of the line.

It incorporates a lot of the traditional RPG elements while adding in some interesting and unique visual presentations of the action.

A very big disappointment for gamers everywhere, because it is a lackluster effort for a game that had the potential to be awesome.

This game has the best crashes ever done in anything, and I think that even includes movies.

The visuals and audio could have been improved greatly, but if you want to log the many hours to master the controls, underneath all the pain and suffering is a pretty enjoyable racing game.

989 Sports has created their most impressive sports title in a very long time.

The A.I and such may seem rather disappointing at times, but when you get down to the bare bones of it all, this is just a fun game to play and enjoy.