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

You can tell this is a PS2 port, which doesn't make it a bad game, but it doesn't let it shine as it could have.

All in all Dreamfall: The Longest Journey is an adventure that everyone should definitely look into just because of how amazingly well done the characters and the story 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 weapons look good and are nicely designed.

The story may not be all that, but the presentation is pretty good and the graphics certainly aren't shabby, especially the outdoor environments with the bloom lighting.

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

Despite the fact that Amped 3 doesn’t have any multiplayer, or that the visuals aren’t exactly the best thing you will see on Xbox 360, it is still a very solid snowboarding game.

It still dosen't match up to Pro Evolution Soccer, but it has improved and become more refined and innovative.

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

If you’re looking for something Amped-like you’ll find that the two are quite different.

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.

The game is hardcore in the sense that, only a gamer with far too much time on his or her hands would take the punishment of completing the dry campaign. The hardcore gamers out there are the only ones that could stand the drab visuals, and boringly done sound.

The ability to change and edit the voice of your customized character is a wonderful feature that really adds for a very unique game experience for each player.

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

The legacy mode has me hooked with all the options such as switching teams to other conference but it will only last so long until I move on.

Full Auto could have been much more than the measly arcade shooter it is. It doesn’t have a soul like I thought it would have.

The fans can look past the poor gameplay elements, the weak graphical presentation in certain spots, the average but sometimes lackluster sound effects, the overall simplicity...and the kids just won't care.

Maybe if the AI and controls were a lot tighter it could have saved this one.

A fun multiplayer game, but when you play as a single-player, you will just find a very slow moving progression of a watered down classic gameplay that was lost oh so long ago.

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.

If puzzle games are your thing, it is definitely worth it. Otherwise the price may be to steep for you to warrant a buy.

The leveling up with build points is interesting, but the weapons, enemies, environments and overall premise of the game aren't enough to encourage you to finish it.

Joust is a pretty good game, but it is strictly only for those who were actually gaming when the game was still out in the arcades, and at 400 points or five bucks you can’t go wrong.

The outstanding physics do a great job simulating the game of pinball, and the graphics and sound take that experience to the next level to offer a package that pinball purists should not hesitate to add to their collection.

There really couldn’t have been much of a better way to start off the Xbox ATV collection than this game. It offers you hours and hours of constant gameplay that never seems to get old or repetitive. Once you beat it though, beware – this game doesn’t have too much depth after you unlock everything.

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.

The achievements for the game is what gives it most of it’s new luster, with achievements such as find the stingray, mosquito, Gal Boss, Get up to stage 10, 20, 30, so on and so forth. As of yet, this is probably also the best arcade conversion yet on Live Arcade.