Xbox 360 Reviews

Multiplayer saves the game from landing squarely on the mediocre runway, but if you have no interest in taking to the skies with other people, this isn't a squadron that you want to be part of.

Top Spin 2 certainly isn't a game to buy an Xbox 360 for, but it is the only tennis game on the system and it'll probably remain the best for quite some time.

If it weren't for the addition of online multiplayer and a co-op mode, The Outfit would barely be worth playing.

Far Cry will certainly go onto bigger and better things on the Xbox 360, but newcomers to the series shouldn't be disappointed.

If you don't already own a version of the game, then there's no question - pick this up today. Even with its previous-gen roots, Burnout Revenge is a brilliant Xbox 360 title.

With people still unsure over what they think the next-generation consoles should bring, GRAW is perhaps the best example to date, delivering on all fronts.

It's hard to justify forking over the extra cash for moderately improved graphics and a goalie system that still needs tweaking.

Even though there isn't a whole lot here that we haven't seen before, if you dig the sport, this purchase should be an easy one.

Full Auto is one hell of a fun game. If you can look past the technical problems you'll find the disappointed grimace on your face will turn into a huge grin.

Dead or Alive 4 is the kind of game you love to hate. You hate it for its cheap A.I., but you love it for just about everything else.