Download the demo for the visuals, and get "NBA 2K6" for your basketball needs.

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 game plays fine I suppose, but there just could be a lot more put into it, and shoul definitely be passed up until Electronic Arts gets it together for next year.

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

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.

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."

If anything, you should at least rent to see what you are willing to let go just so you have the visually superior version of the game.

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

Let's just hope a sequel is already in the works since this game delivered a pleasurable twelve hours of play.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

A well balanced 3rd person action game that is surprising in length, multiplayer, interactivity, gameplay and graphics.

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.

One of the best looking sports titles I have seen this year.

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.

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?

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.

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.

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

When it all comes down to it, this game is similar to "PowerStone," and not even as fun.

The game allows 200 units on the screen at one time so be prepared for mayhem at every angle. The designs of the characters are superb.