With gameplay as shallow as this, you’d expect it all to work smoothly. Unfortunately, it doesn't.

To be honest, if the graphics were anything less, gamers would put this game down in a heartbeat.

Although the Japanese influenced gameplay is engaging at first, countless deathmatch battles and only three arenas hurt the overall appeal.

Robotech will likely give all players a buzz with the incredible visuals, but ultimately the repetitive play and unrewarding control scheme will leave them wanting more.

This could be the best looking console game yet... Sadly for fans of the sport, the beach volleyball gameplay is just plain lacking.

It’s pretty much a given that beating up Nazis is inherently fun, but the developers threw in some truly entertaining wrinkles into the combat to make the Nazi-bashing especially enticing.

Imaginative tracks, cool tricks, a real sense of speed, and loads of unlockable stuff all add up to a racing experience that is not to be missed.

An intelligent action title that injects some strategy into the usually mindless action genre. Although the graphics are unremarkable, and the difficulty can be unfair, the gameplay has a lot to offer.

Because it demands a lot of precision during play, sometimes the fun gets lost in the shuffle.

A unique title with controls too complex for an arcade title and action too ridiculous for a simulation.

All bloodthirsty primal tendencies aside, the game remains shallow. The storyline is weak and incoherent.

I predict that diehards will cherish this game for ages. Unfortunately novice players will get frustrated after the love affair with the graphics ends and the real challenges begin.

It's got an engaging storyline, interesting characters, lots of plot twists, and a host of nifty options and gameplay features.

Racer Revenge's staying power is virtually nonexistent.

The only big complaint to level against Godzilla is that it's a bit too simple...Call some friends over and have a blast with the multiplayer mayhem, but don't expect to be glued to the controller after they leave.

The inclusion of four unlockable classic Pac-Man arcade games really help increase the replay value.

The efforts put into the acting and story deserve a game with better graphics, less glitches, and more refined gameplay.

Essential fun and surprising depth combine to make this one of the best party games on the Xbox.

A standard expansion pack and nothing more.

Outlaw Golf's attitude lies solely in presentation, and while some may initially be turned off by the title's seemingly juvenile humor, the game's personality quickly grows on the player.

The shoddy AI compensates for the game’s substandard targeting system.

Uniquely strategic gameplay, pulse-pounding action, and even a bit of stealth.

If you're a gamer with a decent amount of patience and perseverance, Stuntman can definitely be a fun and rewarding experience. It's also rather different from just about any other game out there.

While the graphics are the best ever seen in a basketball title, they’re not enough to keep a title weighed down by horrible gameplay and sound afloat.

While the gameplay isn't quite as solid as NFL 2K3's, it almost makes up for that with its thoroughly college atmosphere.

Chaotic, violent, and oh so naughty, State Of Emergency is a fun title marred by some truly annoying camera and control problems.

There's nothing wrong with 80's cartoons, and this strange hybrid of snowboarding and adventure is actually pretty fun, despite its shortcomings. Sometimes, two great tastes really do taste great together.

People with ADD will drop out first, followed by those looking for instant graphic gratification, then the casual gamers, and lastly the diehards.