There's quite a bit of value in the title. Tons of subquests, and a second quest after you complete it, but the main run-through is just not as satisfactory as Ocarina's was.

While AM2 has gone in and added a bunch of modes to the game such as two-player and mini-games, it hasn’t really done anything to make the game any deeper or more enjoyable.

With the game’s ability to trade and battle with friends, plus incredible amount of Pokemon to capture and train, you won’t be putting these two down anytime soon.

The best fighting game currently out for the Xbox.

What’s so cool about the game is that anyone can pick up and play, and can get into the deep simulation that the game is. I like that fact a lot. [Score = A+]

To be perfectly honest, this is probably one of the worst games I have ever played in my life.

An improvement in just about every way.

The levels are huge now. While they were pretty big before, they were basically straight forward. Not anymore.

Fans of Ocarina will love diving back into one of the best games ever, only with new dungeons. It's hard to say which is better, but if you love a challenge, Master Quest will satisfy your craving.

While Kung Fu Chaos is marketed as a party game intended for four players, I keep finding the single-player mode more riveting and fun.

Falls short by being vastly repetitive and not offering much new to gamers. A rental at best.

A lot better than last year’s incarnation.

The Xbox Live support really adds to the lifespan of the game, so if you’re ever in need of opponent, it feels good to know there is one only a few button presses away.

One of the biggest improvements to the game is the full-fledged air battles.

Where the game really shines in my opinion is the control. I don’t think I’ve ever played a Game Boy Advance game that handles as well as this one.

While the game is visually stunning, the gameplay and sound really bring Black & Bruised down for the count.

The problem is that the game was taken from its original close quarters setting and brought to a more open setting. Something about it just doesn’t feel right.

It’s too realistic, not responsive enough, and far too easy. That’s my biggest problem with the game – it just isn’t fun.

What makes War of the Monsters unique is its effect combination of ranged and close-up attacks.

Sometimes a friend and I just sit back and see how many enemies we can take out before we die - forget the mission, fighting bad guys is the way to go!

The game is long enough for RPG buffs to get into, and the game provides enough action for those that aren’t really interested in RPGS.

Feels a little recycled with a brand new name. Not bad, but could have been better.

A Dragonball fan’s dream. It is the first "true" American game based on the series, and Infogrames really came through on this one.

The graphics are one of the best parts about the game. The backgrounds are absolutely gorgeous, and the animations have all been re-worked.

To our delight, Rage has done a wonderful job of putting the movie into game form, and at the same time has made a game that is actually good.

Deadly Alliance has done the job which was required of it: make the series respectable again.

The sound is phenomenal.

To our delight, Rage has done a wonderful job of putting the movie into game form, and at the same time has made a game that is actually good.