The characters all look to be in their teenage years [which] may create some problems with die-hard Spidey fanatics.

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.

Zuma Deluxe is a enjoyable and hearty title, and the perfect time killer.

It is a welcomed change from the other Xbox Live Arcade games, and despite the difficulty of the game in later levels in has an addictive, almost municipal quality to it.

I am still amazed that despite the game doesn't look nearly as good as it does on PC, it still looks absolutely amazing.

It has the depth that a lot of people who love the sniping weapon have been dreaming of for quite a long time. If you can get past some AI problems, find a friend to play with, and excuse the average visuals you should have plenty of fun with Sniper Elite.

The sound in the game is as solid as it will get with engines sounding different on the varying planes, and the sounds of bombs and ammo flying all around you.

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

Worth at least a rental, since the game can easily be beaten the first time through in twelve or less hours.

The controls are iffy at best. The d-pad on the Xbox 360 controller isn’t suited for 2d gaming. It’s definitely harder to perform Ryu’s fireballs, Sagat’s leaping uppercut, and Guile’s sonic boom with the d-pad that is offered.

Besides a weird story, this game is loaded with tons and tons of great, non-stop action that will keep you playing the game to the very end just to shoot-up some demonic baddies with all kinds of deadly weapons.

The only real reason to actually buy the game other than if you are a King of Fighters fan is to get the Xbox Live play out of it, which brings the competitiveness of the arcade to your home.

Combined with its humor, innovative gameplay, and presentation, Stubbs the Zombie is the most charming and playable title this year yet.

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.

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

The A.I. in the game is alarmingly bad sometimes though, and you can score against A.I. opponents like a hot knife cutting through butter, or is that ice?

Even if you despise LOTR, you will love this game, includes all new characters and features.

In the end though you get over the gimmicks and realize that this is a fine title to play for ten hours out of a weekend then it is time to move on.

The strange thing is, there is something different about this one, like it was a bit rushed, and that doesn’t reward you at all.

It is presented well, but it has some gameplay, and computer intelligence issues that might hinder your experience.

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.

Possibly a rentable game; only if you enjoy beer, dancing, and funny accents that is.

A great game that is extremely hardcore, and for only five bucks it is just cheap enough for newcomers try.

Visually it is probably one of the worst, if not the worst looking game on Xbox 360, and the extra ten you pay for it is a clear sign to stay away from this game.

Visually the game is sub-par at best, and the only real reason anyone would want to check the game out besides some interesting gameplay quirks, is the headset communication, which you can do in other Raindow Six titles on Xbox already.

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

This game is perfect for people that are really into horror games and adventure games because this is exactly what the game is combined into one.

Despite a few glitches and no online play you should definitely find something in here if your young, old, or just never played any of these titles.