A vocabulary that would make the bluest comic blush and a few interesting-looking kill moves might give you a few laughs for an hour or so. But after that, the game just becomes a tedious and repetitive chore.

Sneakers should have been caught in the development mouse trap.

A pathetic example of rushed development, and no one should be forced to witness the results. Sadly enough, Aquaman’s first shot at videogame stardom would have been more appropriate on another console five years ago.

While Leisure Suit Larry: Box Office or Bust does succeed in the execution and delivery of its smutty script, it fails on nearly every other account.

On top of being a ludicrously bad representation of the sport, NBA Unrivaled looks absolutely awful.

There are so many bad aspects found in Drake that it is difficult to present them all in one review. The broken gameplay mechanics, uninspired level design, and horrible production values makes Drake one of the worst games on the Xbox to date.

There are myriad ways to get your hands on the games that are included on PopCap Arcade Volume 1, including cell phones and XBLA, but it’s nice to have a one disc solution for those that want to stay casual without downloading a single byte.

A good example of how to properly bring a cartoon that has violence as its main focus to a console; keep it simple, keep it fast paced, keep it for the kids and the kids-at-heart.

Other than its support of Xbox Live, Room Zoom is nothing more than "MicroMachines" on the Xbox. It is still a fun game at times, but we’ve seen very similar titles on older systems like the PS1 and N64.

I appreciate the attempt at drawing non-hunting fans to the game with modes like the Action Zone and being hunted by animals in general, but the end result doesn’t seem as much fun and can be downright frustrating at times.

Possibly one of the best kid’s titles on the Xbox to date. Full of many familiar environments and great cartoon graphics fans of the show will be drawn in and kept happy throughout.

Boring and slow moving populated by horribly done artificial intelligence. Players bet stupidly and play some of the worst hands available. Steer clear of this one.

It's all been done much better elsewhere. Ford vs. Chevy tried to borrow the ideas of its predecessors but it doesn't improve on any of them, thus they are left in the background of the gameplay.

Those looking for the best fishing and hunting game out there, you've just found it. With tons of items to unlock, bonus missions that you'll have the option to accept or refuse, and a host of other customizable options that help make this game the best there is given the subject.

A pretty slick little kid's game. The underwater venue itself immediately gives Shamu's Deep Sea Adventures an advantage over the slew of E platformers and movie-license-based adventure titles. The gameplay is solid for the most part, and the 720p graphical offering is quite dazzling.

A decent mission setup doesn't offer much variety as you switch from character to character but the effort that has been given to create missions that make sense is appreciated.