The levels are very well made and include great lighting.

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.

The gameplay represents the perfect collaboration between arcade-style fighting and boxing simulation, and will remain fun even after your career is brought to a screeching halt.

If you have XBL you will enjoy yourselves for months if not YEARS to come.

A masterpiece.

With a very interesting combat system as well as the ability to interact with and climb on almost everything, The Sands of Time is by far one of the most fun and memorable games in the action/adventure genre yet.

We've waited forever for a good RPG, but not only have we gotten one, Bethesda has left us stunned.

The sick part about Grabbed by the Ghoulies is the marketing, oft marketed as “From the Creators of Banjo Kazooie and Donkey Kong Country”, and Rare has proved before you can make tons of great games without a few duds along the way.

Otogi doesn't mess around at all. This is for hardcore gamers and it will delight a lot of those who want more of the Japanese action that can also be found in games like Ninja Gaiden, Tenchu, and Genma Onimusha.

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.

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.

Aggressive Inline is one of the few really good additions to the extreme sports genre. It’s challenging, fun, and different.

While technically the game is just a better done fps than usual, it is just so gosh darn fun.

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.