While I can appreciate trying to take the series in a new direction, it just does not work well at all. Comic book games work best when fans feel like they are in the world and in complete control. This one takes that away right from the start. What is left is a long “Brawler” instead of the first next-gen comic-themed game that allows fans to be part of the action. At best this one is a week rental even for die hard fans.

It is a great looking wrestling game but focuses a little too much on the eye candy and not enough of the real wrestling angle.

I never thought after the first attempt I could be open minded but this is a major improvement.

Fans of combat and racing will enjoy it and it has some cool features and tough competition. It's just not the type of game that you will play for hours.

You may need to adjust your fighting style in the single-player mode to get the most out of this one but its fun and challenging. With a good online mode and lag free playing, this one is great for any fighting fan to pick up, just not as polished as some others.

Here is hoping the next one will feature a full franchise mode and is a little more polished overall.

It tends to follow a point A to B concept and the story needed more depth overall. Enjoyable and at times, very funny but mainly geared for fans of the series.

This one is fun and a blast to get out your frustrations, but the fun seems to stop sooner than I would have liked.

It's just bogged down and tries too much to throw gamers into the story and then into the arcade style races. Players may enjoy this one as I did, but then may get bored and want more of a real racing game.

You could spend hours playing Hydro Thunder and the two other Rush games alone.

I was looking forward to seeing the stealth genre taken in a new direction with Cold War. Sadly it didn't quite meet the expectations I had for it.

The new so called additions only result in a new way to exploit an aging game engine that has suffered from day one.

I still wonder why Ninja Gaiden is missing and a few other games from the classic Tecmo days come to mind that should have been on this one.

Lockdown really deserves two separate reviews; one for hardcore tactical shooter types of gamers, and another for run and gun gamers. While it would score well for the second group, the first group will be sorely disappointed by the game's transition to an arcade type shooter.

I enjoyed the games and will play them again, but have seen Namco bring out better collections and know they can add special features, this has none of them included.

The game had the makings of a great game, but with its quirks and outdated look it is simply average at best.

A credible tennis title not trying to compete with the cream of excellence in Tennis titles like "Top Spin," but instead aiming for a more crazy, fun loving audience which this game achieves when playing human opponents.

While the game would have been better if it had less of that Beat-Em-Up element added, it still is entertaining and has some surprises.

One of the most fun, enjoyable and hilarious games of the modern age and it's a crying shame to see such a rarity soiled by a few glaring issues.

Dead to Rights II doesn't exactly disappoint me, as the first installment was really no better, but I would've liked to see a more marked improvement after this development time.

It's so thoroughly dull and repetitive that there aren't any stand out moments, it often makes no sense and the terrible camera and control systems ruin things further.

I would have liked to see them throw in some more RPG style elements to the game, make the intensity of the spells come in varying levels as the character progresses, but as is, it's fairly inconceivable to imagine someone playing this one through several times.

The game has plenty of modes and things to unlock such as equipment, players and clothing.

You'll only enjoy it on Xbox Live with a bunch of friends that enjoy playing Poker.

If there is a sequel to GoldenEye Rogue Agent, and I really hope there is so they can redeem the name, then I would expect that EA and the involved developers would take a good look at the gameplay mechanics, weapon system, and level design to really come out with a title we can all be proud of, and long to play.

While the single-player mode offers enough missions and options, it can become old quickly. As far as the online mode, the 16-player matches are nice yet, tend to become boring due to the overall mechanics of the game.

For a budget game this one has plenty of replay value and the extra modes help it from becoming old. You may pop on for an hour one night and the next time play for hours.

The game has improved with each new addition and I have to say that it is fun and although it can be a little repetitive and quite frustrating at times, it is a great addition to the Spyro series of games.