On the enemies, you can see individual scales shining perfectly in each light source, see through their translucent wings, and be dazzled by their massive energy attacks.

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.

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.

The nostalgia packed in the game is amazing, and better yet, you can unlock "Mortal Kombat II." Still, you can't help but feel the creators made this only as a 'thank you' for the hardcore rather than for everyone else to play.

Just extremely boring and very disappointing for this day and age.

More than just a progression of Burnout 3, it is a full-blown experience that is loud, explosive, and filled with energy... Every turn, every depth-defying jump, and every cataclysmic crash is extremely stylized, and tons of fun.

The repetitive, but classic Dynasty Warriors gameplay is still perfectly intact and actually just a bit better than previous titles easily making this the best Dynasty Warriors game to date.

The perfect title to rent if you are a younger gamer. You can get through it on a weekend, and have a pretty satisfying and rewarding time playing it.

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.

In reality it is just a few minor tweaks from 2005, completely updated rosters, and the fact that it says '06'.

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.

Not only can you command them with your controller, but with your Xbox Live headset as well. Besides that, nothing much here has changed from last year's game.

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.

It tries to do to many things at once, and ultimately it looks like they took a bunch of the top racing genre titles of the past three years and slapped them together.

The visuals are the best part of the game, so it at least has that going for it.

The best addition, the QB Vision cones will is also a definite change that will at least warrant NFL fans this game a rent.

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

Unless you are a fan of both golf/pong, and the Outlaw games which is doubtful, this probably isn't for you.

If you are a casual gamer who can wait for Madden you should probably just wait.

Nothing short of stellar. These guys did a bang up job on the new multiplayer levels and are well deserving of your hard earned money.

The single player experience isn't bad and is fun while it lasts, but the multiplayer is a totally different story. Most people will probably find it to be a tad confusing, and if they do get it, won't like it simply because of how they are setup.

With perfect voice acting and sound effects, very crisp and good looking graphics, a truly wonderful story, but somewhat lacking gameplay…Batman Begins is at most a weekend rental for the average gamer, but is definitely worth a purchase by any Batman fan.

If you already have the PS2 version or you can find the PS2 version for cheaper, your probably better off buying that, as the game doesn't really take much advantage of the Xbox hardware.

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.

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

Microsoft did the impossible, not only did they put out a superior game on their first spin around the track they did it in a big way that will force every other racer hoping to compete to evolve in more ways than one.

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.

With its rich story, inventive surroundings and characters, there is definitely just enough depth to keep you coming at least one or two more times after completing it once.