NBA Live 06 on Xbox feels like it is trying to go in one direction, but still stay in the same spot it has since last year.

I am going to play this on Xbox Live to death.

Quake IV needs co-op badly. It needed splitscreen badly too. What we are stuck with is 2-8 players on system link and on Xbox Live.

With all the gameplay mechanics still there, and good graphics, PAM have offered a ‘faster’ sequel, and one that should not be passed up.

All of the objects are clear and concise, which makes the world a much more enjoyable place to venture.

Mech Assault 2: Lone Wolf's biggest downfall is the punishing method you search for games on Xbox Live, and the feeling of imbalance throughout the title.

The levels are very well made and include great lighting.

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

Men of Valor presents the war as misinterpreted and how the soldiers went through so many struggles to make it out of Vietnam.

The slow progression it has taken over the past few years is a joy to see and I can't wait to see the next Tak game.

Black holds a very well done audio and visual presentation but quickly fails in gameplay and story which drags it down to "just another" FPS.

But the story and music more then make up for those short comings.

It proved me wrong that games with bad graphics can't have great storylines. It proved me wrong when I thought the game would become among the typical 3rd person action games out there when it actually could have been among the elite ones if the graphics were done right.

It's not as deep as say "Ninja Gaiden" but it is good old fashion fun that deserves your attention. Be warned it contains MAJOR spoilers so you might want to wait... or if you're like me and can't then by all means play this thing to death.

The RTS share is fun fun fun! The single-player is inexcusable.

I suggest if you are looking for something different, before the Xbox 360 comes out with ultra-realistic graphics step back in time to a time where games were much more simplified but still fun. Also, for $20 you can't go wrong.

While the 3D engine is fun and looks really good, unfortunately, in the end, it takes a lot away from the classic Worm formula leaving a bad taste in your mouth and basically just makes you want to play the 2D games instead.

Whether you're a pubescent teenager, who likes to get cheap peep shows from games, an Xbox gamer looking for something new to play, or a DOA fan, there are better choices out there but none quite like Dead or Alive 3.

A great edition in the Mortal Kombat legacy. It has all the over the top attributes that people love about Mortal Kombat.

The story, the graphics, and the audio are all there and really not that bad but, they just can't stand up to the very impressive gameplay.

It just doesn’t feel like the huge leap it could have been, but it is still a pretty good experience while it last.

The storyline grows stale by the end of the game but that doesn't mean it isn't enjoyable... It's a great purchase.

Offers up an extremely solid experience that is simple enough to play for anyone, but deep enough that it can become very competitive.

The weapons look good and are nicely designed.

Unfortunately, regardless of the A.I. settings you assign, computer-controlled characters will never be able to handle themselves nearly as well as yourself.

It has the most substance, and presentational balance so far.

A great college atmosphere topped on with some pretty solid gameplay.

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