I hope that EA will adjust the game's camera and offer an online mode in the next installment.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Granted, none of the games are anywhere near today's standards in game play, control, graphics, or sound... but if you're buying this title for the games that are on it, you already know what you're getting.

It looks amazing and shows promise. It can only get better and if they add a few things.

The load times are quick and the games are fun and are sure to bring back memories for those old enough to remember when they first were released.

Set in Dolby Digital sound the voice overs are done very well, Voodoo Vince has some excellent one liners, but the creature sounds are pretty much standard fare for a game of this caliber.

Lacks the constant speed of a Sonic title, and when you are given that speed, it often leads to your death or you easily getting hurt by things you were given no time to react to.

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.

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

The realistic feeling created in this game is something fans of war games should experience.

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 gameplay is fantastic, it's a solid, fast paced shooter that will give you your fix for shooting the hell out of some aliens.

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'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 buy the game just for the Mini-Golf alone. Like I said, every now and then a game comes along that renews my faith in companies making something fresh and also taking a risk.

The levels were well thought out and most have more than one way through them which is refreshing to see.

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

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.

Sure, it may appear to be a "Max Payne" clone, and the violence is sure to make waves with your local senator but damn, killing in a game was never so much fun!

Although the camera does make a few of the levels a bit more frustrating, fans will still want to add it to their collection and those into turn base games may find Worms a refreshing break form the other games out there right now.

If more work had been put into balancing the combat portion of the game Wrath Unleashed would have received almost a full point higher score for being a complete title.

Great for fans who want to collect the better older games and be able to play them whenever they want without hooking up a Neo-Geo or finding an arcade that has this one in it.

The amount of equipment and accessories to earn are impressive and the editor allowing you to change the playing fields is a nice touch and easy to use.

If only Juiced had come out last year rather than now, it would have been much better received and wouldn't have to compare to NFSU2, Forza and Burnout 3 to name a few.

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