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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

A very good game if you can get past things like the perspective issues and you don't mind dying often.

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.

You will also get frustrated that the A.I seems to have an advantage but that to some just makes it more of a challenge.

I did miss Bam, because I thought the two fit together well. It may be time for the developers and Tony to give the series a rest and come back with something totally new.

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.

I enjoyed playing the game again and seeing things that were not available the first time around.

Has a few balance issues but plays so well that no one will really care.

It has a deep story and a solid fighting engine.

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.

Each event is well laid out and the voices, shortcuts and special snapshot opportunities will have fans saying wow.

Despite a few areas in the dynasty mode, the game is solid and well balanced.

The voice acting is outstanding and the missions were well thought out.

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.

It's the solid gameplay and the balanced addition of a revamped game engine and player controls that makes this one a treat to play for fans of soccer.

I would have liked to see a few different modes or options on the online mode.

This game has already proven itself popular on Xbox Live, and I've already spent the equivalent of days playing the predator mode.

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.