It’s simply a real hockey fans dream game.

There is no sugar coating it: Madden 07 is not the Madden die-hard fans expected. However, it shows big changes overall from last year’s version and for that I give the team credit.

NCAA 07 certainly has the right idea and just needs to be slightly tweaked and a bit more balanced.

The fact that up to 20 players can compete against each other at one time with no lag is impressive.

This is a great MotoGP game loaded with game modes. No one is going to breeze through the classes or unlock every achievement quickly. It’s a game that will take anyone a long time to beat.

It captures everything that makes the game fun as well as frustrating and is certainly worth every penny.

There is a real strategy in playing the game the right way and with every action comes a reaction which is perhaps the best part of the game.

There is so much you can do on this game that will keep any player coming back for more even after you have completed the main quest.

An achievement in tactical first person shooters. Ubisoft did a great job balancing the intense action on the screen with the high tech gadgetry needed to make it through in one piece.

Burnout Revenge will take days to beat and maybe longer in the single-player. Throw in the achievements and the game really is loaded with replay value.

Black is a great stress reliever and a great game to destroy and blow things up. It takes thinking and skill to get through certain points.

Fight Night 3 is loaded with replay since you can retire a fighter and change weight classes and create a new boxer.

You may need to be open minded to enjoy it and the story is a little far fetched but interesting. Overall, not a bad game.

It has that feeling of being more realistic and a wider range of controls.

While the game would have benefited from more enhanced graphics and sound effects, it's a solid title. It's fun and addictive and offers a chance to not just complete the single player and be done but compete against friends and others in a faster paced setting.

The most impressive, realistic game I have seen in a long time. It won't dazzle you with graphics or great sound but it works together well.

The way they mixed in the Halo angle really made sense with the ongoing story and not just thrown in for the sake of a cheap promotion.

The Dark Prince probably could have been implemented better, as he can often be more of an annoyance rather than a joy to play with, which is fortunately countered by the downright coolness of the daggertail weapon.

Just downright fun and a blast to play.

The new courses, the chance to race online and the new cars make this one a must for any fan of the old Ridge Racing series.

A true next generation game let down with some very flimsy cut scenes and lack lustre storyline.

Not perfect but it is well done and provides enough tense moments that will mess with anyone's mind.

A step in the right direction for the series and certainly plays well enough on the 360.

The amount of cars to buy and collect is staggering. PGR 3 proves that sequels can be better if time is taken and its done right.

It does take time to learn the controls and coaching commands but it is worth the time.

On the one hand, it's a great adventure game and yes certain areas could have been polished. The problem is that they only enhanced the graphics and the audio a bit for the 360 version. In other words, for those who already own it for the Xbox system, aside from enhanced graphics and 360 acievements there isn't much of a difference.

For the right gamers this one will provide laughter and the snowboarding experience, just not in the normal way you may be used to.

The solid story, the twists, the great graphics and excellent audio make this still a solid game and one that will remain in my 360 collection forever.