Fight Night is a fantastic game that even after the short career mode, will keep you going with it’s hard hitting and intense multiplayer.

Whether it's offline or online, Unreal Championship 2 will never fail to please, because with so much to do, unlock, edit, shoot, taunt, and blow up…the action almost never stops.

Aggressive Inline is one of the few really good additions to the extreme sports genre. It’s challenging, fun, and different.

One of those games that we have been seeing on the Xbox this year that makes us ponder - do we really need a new Xbox?

It is definitely the finest of the series, and is an achievement with the online modes, and the best looking fighter out on the market to date. It isn’t exactly for everyone though, as it can be difficult in single and multiplayer portions of the game.

Those who enjoy experimenting with every possibility in their games will find enough in Fable to keep them busy for countless hours, while gamers who appreciate more objectives and a clear sense of direction will probably burn through the story quickly and have little reason to play through a second time.

Story wise, The Two Thrones wraps up the Prince's tale with killer progression and the ending everyone has been waiting for. The game play is the best of best yet again and truly redefines the action-adventure genre of today, paving a path for greatness to come.

The gameplay represents the perfect collaboration between arcade-style fighting and boxing simulation, and will remain fun even after your career is brought to a screeching halt.

A very deep and engaging game. The AI in the game is extremely well done, almost to a point where it may be to hard for some.

Every survival horror game fan's dream. It features creepy visuals, audio, main characters you're not to sure about, and above all it will scare the crap out of you.

This game isn't for the unreal championship type of player because you will definitely need team work and the help of your buddies most of the time.

The graphics are a little better then the original but I feel they are still behind in this generation's graphics.

An experience like no other, with interesting quirks that will get you interested no matter who you are.

A game that doesn't require you to own the original, it comes complete with tons of great new additions, challenges, and visual upgrades.

It may seem like homework at first, but the game throws you into some tough situations from the start, and draws you into a military experience you've never seen in a game before.

I fear that as much as Psi-Ops was helpful for the action genre, it may actually be harmful with many games trying to use the same techniques with allowing players to have Psionic powers at their own disposal.

The addition of online multiplayer makes this the most complete entry in the franchise, yet. Being one of the few fighting games to strike a perfect blend of accessibility and depth, DOAU almost guarantees that players of all skill levels will get plenty of enjoyment out of it.

Need for Speed Most Wanted is definitely the best in the series yet. The only problem with it is you may get bored with the pattern of "races, outrun the cops, Blacklist rival, repeat."

A truly great story, amazing gameplay, wonderful graphics, and by far the best sound in any Xbox game I have ever heard, easily makes Warrior Within one of the best Xbox games ever.

Don't expect this game to be different from everything you've ever played before, but you can bet that Peter Molyneux's vision has laid a few blueprints that will contribute much to the future of gaming.

While the open-ended design certainly adds replay value to an otherwise short game, its ambitious nature ultimately kept it from attaining the status that it otherwise could have.

Despite some less-than-stellar A.I. and a simple combat system, the game does enough right to keep most people interested until completion, and it combines a pretty decent length with plenty of variety and unlockables to offer a bit of replay value in the process.

Condemned is going to stay in my 360 collection forever. It will always creep me out and Monolith did an excellent job with the game.

The targeting system for Phantom dust is quite horrible.

A great baseball game but I felt some things were unnecessary and the developers could of use some time to work on old concepts of the game like the General Manager mode.

It helps to be interested in card games, but either way the high-resolution web-cam feature might grab your attention.

06 is the same golf game you played last year with only a few updates and changes that make no real difference and keep the gameplay basically the same.

SSX On Tour uses some neat gimmicks that definitely keep you coming back for more, but also has plenty of speed and ease of use to keep you interested.