There are plenty of missions to go through (and they can get VERY difficult, even on the lowest difficulty), there's tons of things to unlock, and a very nice multi-player mode to keep you playing.

It's not a triple-A, system seller, but it's a solid game none the less. If you enjoy story-driven games, gothic settings, or vampire bad asses, you'll enjoy BO2.

If you need hard hitting action buy a football, hockey, rugby, boxing, or even soccer game.

It's an average game that could have had endless possibilities, but ends up trundling along at second place over the finish line!

Once you’ve gotten into the darkness that the game portrays, you’ll find that there is little here that is too difficult to figure out and most of what you find is all out action.

The gameplay and graphics are ready for the Super Bowl. But the sound and controls need to go back to training camp.

With the power that the XBox seems to be able to produce in the visual sense, you'll find that most of what is here is completely clean of the jagged edges, but it still fails to keep up in the detailing department!

Once you get used to the controls, you will realize the game really isn't all that fun, after the excitement of being "chased" wears off.

Even though this isn't a fast paced game and you may find it to be a little more dragging than your usual fighting game, the different objectives that you complete in your fights are something that is fairly new and innovative.

Falling the same way that the PS2 version of the game did, the audio and the control, as well as the lack luster game play just doesn't seem to make this a popular title, no matter where it appears.