Gamers will see that the load times are fast, the cut-scenes are well done, and the story is filled with twists that you won't see coming.

For some it may be a bit short but the cinematic scenes and the artwork are something to see.

It offers replay in every aspect and no other racing game found on the Xbox has ever come close to offering as much as this title has.

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.

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.

A mixed bag of greatness, and blandness.

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.

Loaded with replay value. It's a massive game to beat.

DOOM 3 proves that with time and effort a PC game can be brought to the Xbox and look and play well.

A great single-player mode and a well thought-out online Co-Op mode makes this one hard to beat in its genre.

I'm a big "MTX Mototrax" fan, but I will have to say that this game has won me over with it's multitude of content... its like having two games in one really.

There are so many unlockable characters, challenges, different difficulty setting, multi player modes, potential downloadable content, as well as downloadable user made maps, it would be hard to say there is little in way of replay value.

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

The game has set a new bar for the genre and it plays so smoothly with some practice.

The game is so loaded with modes and options the replay value is really unlimited.

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 possibilities seem endless if you can dream it you can pull it off with practice.

For those of you who like action/adventure games, and want to see a great 3rd and 1st person integration, this is for you.

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!

It's like three or four different games rolled up into one giant playground (NO PUN Intended).

Great for a night of full-on onslaught!

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 graphics in this game are mind numbing! The use of normal mapping along with bump mapping really makes it shine.