Added gore and a dark effect really seem to be the only things new with this game.

The game’s story and visuals complement each other, and get across a genuinely emotion story, while the audio furthers it.

If you grew up in either the mid-to-late ‘80s or the early ’90s, you’ll find a lot to love here. They even threw in a ton of bonus features like trailers, artwork, a music player, and more for those who dedicate themselves to the games.

This game does support downloadable content, but unless there is a camera patch I only see Kingdom Under Fire: Heroes collecting dust.

This game is strictly for die-hard fans of the Fatal Frame series and graphics whores everywhere. Everyone else can easily find better offerings in the survival horror sub-genre.

Other than missing out on the presence of Paula Abdul, Konami made great use of the American Idol license by implementing a well executed career mode.

A pretty good strategy game for a system that seems to be lacking this niche in the RPG genre.

Collision detection between ATVs can be a little strange at times especially in the mini-games.

Even though it’s short and not a technical marvel, this is still the most fun I’ve ever had playing a Star Wars game.

The style is thick, the charm is oozing over and the alien is an instantly loveable character.

Fans of both the movies and action games should definitely come away pleased with the game, even though the multiplayer is disappointing. The campaign is really that good.

While it's definitely no San Andreas, The Godfather is easily one of the best mafia related games out there, and perhaps the best sandbox game to hit the market since San Andreas.

Some of the vehicles feel incredibly loose, and that’s something that should be fixed in the first entry of a game, and shouldn’t even be a fleeting memory by the fourth.

Unfortunately, this game is not online, something that would have significantly boosted replay value.

I found the unique gameplay to be a tad cumbersome at first but once I had more time with the system it grew on me.

Incorporates elements of several different games to create a masterpiece. Other than the issue of the mediocre difficulty level, this game bundles up for assured fun for any Xbox owner looking for a fright.

Those looking for a deep and involving story to go hand in hand with the intense action will be disappointed, but for people who enjoy shooting the crap out of everything and will enjoy doing so often, Black is the game you'll need.

While I had a lot of fun with Stranglehold, this is one of those games you can easily get your money’s worth in a rental.

If you loved Doom 3 solely for the single player action, you're going to love RoE.

It's not the worst game in the series, but perhaps the most disappointing because of the developer's inability to deliver on the majority of its several cool ideas.

Luckily, everything else here seems to work in your favor. The music is exceptional, and everything just gels together. It’s a shame that some parts aren’t done all that well, like the somewhat muddy menu system, but they are the exception, not the rule.

If you can appreciate the source materials, and the historical significance behind them, you’ll get a lot out of this.

If you think by now the military shooter genre is so flooded that nothing can stand out anymore, than you must pick up Sniper Elite. It is a fresh and exciting experience that all shooter fans (sniper fans especially) should check out.

With a budget price of just $19.99, this game has done something I thought I’d never experience or see: a fun video game that also educates. In your face, channel four evening news!

A brilliant World War II game and standout first-person shooter.

The old adage “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” fits this game well.

Most likely, only fans of the series that have a PSP will be picking this one up.

Regardless of the issues, Lego Star Wars for the Xbox should be your only choice when it comes to picking any Star Wars game for the console. There's something everyone can enjoy.