So the younger gamer may want to play it over and over or simply choose one of his favorite levels and go at it again. On the other hand, for me, there is no replay value whatsoever.

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.

Despite the flaws in the controls, fans will like this one a lot more than Deadly Alliance.

Playing the game is fun and loaded with bad jokes and some sexual innuendos but nothing that you would not hear in any song on the top 40 radio right now.

This is by far the funniest Bandicoot game that I have ever played.

With the exception of practicing against AI controlled opponents, reply value is almost non-existent for the single player campaigns as there is nothing new on offer. But if you are blessed with Xbox Live or access to LAN play, you will have many hours of Star Wars fun!

Bone jarring impacts, oncoming traffic flying through the air, takedowns, crash junctions, this game is just shy of being perfect. Some of the most awesome, if not the best, crashes you will ever find in a racing game.

It has a solid playbook and the football engine has to be the best out there.

Weapon sounds are very realistic, and your soldiers have some foul mouthed dialog that will keep you pretty entertained.

It's been a long time since I picked a game up and played it straight through to the end. Riddick is a game that once you start you won't want to stop, the action is paced perfectly with the storyline and it keeps you engaged the whole way through.

I love this game. There's just something about your car flipping end over end 5 or six times that brings a great big smile to my face! This is also the first racing game that I have actually saved a replay to the HDD because I had such an awesome wreck in it!

The sound is probably the best part of the game. The music by Jesper Kyd is, in my opinion, better than "Halo."

It's slick TV format and the story will keep fans interested and wanting to beat the game.

While the details and rendering of Torque and the other main characters such as Dr. Killjoy, Hermes, and most of the monsters are done very well, some of the other enemies and NPCs (non playable characters) suffer a bit from lack of detail.

The character models and environments are drop dead gorgeous. This is one of the prettiest games to ever grace a console, on par with some of the high end PC games out there.

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.

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.

The epic adventure is worth completing numerous times with various characters.

The controls are as simple as it gets and will require very little time to get used to, 10 minutes at the most.

With the sub par physics engine and numerous bugs including a disappearing biomod during the first level, and a crash when I exited a dominated bot just as it was firing, I am starting to feel as though a little more time could have went into testing this title.

The amazing graphics as well as accurate representation of each of the numerous cars calls for a big round of a applause for Bizarre Creations.

While it doesn’t compare to "ESPN NHL Hockey" in terms of better control and game play Rivals makes up for it with the XSN sports community which you can use to create virtual leagues and better online capabilities.

Fans of titles like Contra and the old side scrolling days will more then appreciate a new take on their favorite type of game; the added freedom, 3D models, secret areas and numerous weapons all blended nicely to create a wonderful experience for the price.

Arguably the best sports game from Microsoft this year. If you were even a remote fan of "Virtua Tennis" you’ll definitely like this game.

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.

By far one of the most appealing titles to play over, and over, and over! By the time you finish the first level, you'll want to play it again.