A rental at best. It's too short, and too repetitive to be a purchase.

One thing that Mace Griffin has going for it is its graphics. The real-time lighting on weapons and animations are just awesome.

The game does suffer from a bit of a slowdown when there are numerous zombies on-screen.

The camera is by far one of the worst in a 3d game ever. When you're zipping along, it's not too big a deal, but in any sort of exploration mode you might as well just give up now.

Another complaint I have with the game is the map. No longer do you have much control of where your character goes.

A vast improvement over the first game. The game is much sharper in the gameplay and in graphics, and is a much more enjoyable experience all around.

The cool thing about the online mode is that you can join games already in progress.

While the gameplay is still fairly solid, it just isn’t quite as fun as it used to be. It didn’t blow me away and make me want to play for hour after hour.

The game looks awesome for a GBA title. The 3D engine used for the game looks great, and since there isn’t a whole lot to animate in space and there are only a few ships on-screen at one time, there isn’t much slowdown on this beautiful game.

Probably one of the best looking games on the Xbox, no questions asked.

The only downfall is that you might find it a little short, but it still is one of the most unique titles I've played in a while and comes recommended.

While there may not be many differences between this game and its predecessor, this still is the best motorcycle game on the Xbox.

The game is supposed to be pure action and loads of fun, and Fistfull of Boomstick certainly delivers.

With no franchise mode, the game lacks. Yes, you can create your own team but what is the point for one season.

While Enter the Matrix ties in really well with the movie franchise, it isn’t much of a game.

While Enter the Matrix ties in really well with the movie franchise, it isn't much of a game.

While Enter the Matrix ties in really well with the movie franchise, it isn’t much of a game.

I’m not sure if there was a deadline for the game and the developers just slept through the development process or something, and threw something together at the last minute, but this can’t be what Metro3D was hoping for.

One of the best party games released on the Xbox yet. If you’ve been looking for a fun fighting game to play with some friends, or even alone, this is one to get.

While the game obviously plays like a 2D shooter, the backgrounds are 3D rendered and the game just combines the technology of today with the old-school gameplay perfectly.

Camelot made a great game engine, and until someone can come along with something better, this is the game to beat.

A treat for fans of the original, but it won’t blow you away in any particular aspect.

A no-brainer for anyone that enjoys RPGS.

Maybe wrestling and rap will suit you more than me, or maybe it won’t.

Furious Karting isn’t that furious, or really that extreme to me.

While it does retail for 10 bucks less than most other brand new games, marketing a 5 year old game for 40 bucks is still ridiculous.

The biggest problem I found was control. Nag all you want about the AI, its not that big a deal. But I hardly ever felt like I was in true control of the car that I was driving.

The only reason I won’t give this game an "F" is because of the original voice acting and that the game is only selling for 20 bucks. If not for that, this game should be burned.