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Easily the greatest PC game ever made. The graphics are fantastic, the voice acting's impeccable, and the **** God, that gameplay. It's so good that I get hard everytime I play it.

If you've ever wanted to know what it's like to be a sack of potatoes, play this game.

A really great racer for the Original Xbox. The gameplay is good. It isn't quite on Gran Turismo's level, but it's definitely better than other racers on the Xbox like Rallisport Challenge and Project Gotham Racing. The graphics are amazing, and are somehow still really good after almost 20 years. The career mode, however, is where this game really shines. It takes the Gran Turismo formula and...improves on it. Yes, I said it. To earn licenses, you don't have to turn corners whilst doing a handstand and performing a sacrifice to satan. Instead, all you have to do is a lap around a track in a certain amount of time. That's it. No **** Another improvement over Gran Turismo is the inclusion of a damage meter. If you hit stuff while you race, the meter goes down and you lose a bit of prize money. This adds a layer of strategy to the game and makes you race fairly. There is one bad thing about this game, however: the sound. Every engine sounds the same AND they all sound like a 50 year old hairdryer. It distracts from what is otherwise one of the best racing games out there. If you're a racing fan and you have an Original Xbox (or hell, even a 360), do yourself a favor and pick this one up.

This is the worst baseball game I've ever had the displeasure of playing. The hitting is awful, the pitching is awful, and the points feature is ridiculous (not in a good way, either).

Not sure why this game is rated so low. It's still a great game that improves on the previous entry. The only issue I have with it is that you can only have one character in Road to the Show, but that's overall a very minor complaint, considering most people would probably only have one character anyway.

The boxing in this game is great. The controls are simple, as opposed to the over-complicated control scheme that plagued previous releases. However, the game comes to a screeching halt when it comes to the game modes. There's Champion Mode, which is good, but you can pretty much only play it once as it's a story mode. There's Legacy Mode, which is a career mode where you **** that's it. You don't get to pick your trainer, you don't get to pick venues, you don't even get to pick sponsorships. Legacy Mode gets boring VERY fast as a result. There's another mode called Bare Knuckles Mode, which is exactly what it sounds like, but you have to buy it. Overall, a decent game if all you want to do is box, but if you're looking for a boxing game with an in-depth career mode, don't bother.

A very fun game that pretty much invented the hack-and-slash genre. As frustrating as it is, it's equally rewarding. Only complaint is the story. You can tell that when this lost the Resident Evil status, they really didn't know what to do with it. Without going into spoiler territory, let's just say we're left with a story that's pretty crappy.

This game is possibly the most overrated racing game ever. Still don't understand why people like this game so much. The racing's clunky, the car balancing is god-awful (some cars will ALWAYS beat other cars, even if they're in the same catagory), the A.I. is flawless and becomes impossible in harder modes, and the Kudos system is set up in such a way that it feels like YEARS before you unlock every car. I could go on and on, but i don't feel like it.

The best racing simulator i have ever played. The gameplay is perfect, the sound is amazing, and the graphics are stunning. No other Forza (with the possible exception of Motorsport 4) even comes close to this one.

The actual gameplay is great. All the cars look and drive the way their supposed to. You can tell the people who worked on the game really cared about the small details, which is great. Everything surrounding the gameplay, however, isn't very good. It's an always-on game, which i hate because when the servers go off, you lose all your progress. Ignoring that, there's just not a whole lot to do in this game. The campaign is bland, and consists of doing the same tracks over and over until you finally reach the next track. You can only do this so many times until it starts gnawing at your brain. There's online racing, which isn't anything special either. You race with other people for championships and that's it. There's no other modes. The car selection? I'm not even going into that.

This game is pretty much the best in the genre. I've never really liked these types of games, yet, even i loved it.

This game is pretty much the best in the genre. I've never really liked these types of games, yet, even i loved it.

One of the best games ever made. The gameplay is great, the music's great, and the story is amazing.

The best Assassin's Creed game out there. It's also one of the best games out there.

Skyrim is the most overrated game of all time. That's an objective fact. I've never played a game more shallow, devoid of life, and lacking than Skyrim. I'm sure you're thinking "But there's so much to do in this game! How can you ever get tired of it?!" Every single quest in the game is as shallow as a kiddy pool. Add to that the terrible voice acting and writing and you have a game that isn't worth your time or money. The writing might be the worst part about the game. This game feels like they got a bunch of high school students to write it. It's about your character (the Dragonborn, which is a name i can't say without cracking up) being chosen as "the One" to defeat Alduin (A dragon who, surprise surprise, is going to destroy the world). I've definitely never heard that one before (Sarcasm). I would go into detail, but what's the point? You already know how it ends. The gameplay is what makes skyrim terrible. Here's a summary of it. You go into a town, talk to somebody who tells you to go talk to somebody in a town on the complete opposite end of the map and then you walk to the next town. Then that guy usually tells you to go talk to somebody in a town all the way back where i basically was. And then you walk to that town, and that guy will make you do some meaningless errand, and then the mission ends. Now imagine doing that over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over. You can technically fast travel to these places, but you can only fast travel to places once you've been there. By that time, there's only a few missions left. You're basically forced to walk everywhere. That's the main problem of skyrim. It's a glorified walking simulator. Besides the main missions, there's nothing to do in skyrim. There are technically a lot of side quests, but there so short and pointless that you get bored of them fast. There's a lot of dungeons, but you quickly realize that they're all the same. You enter, kill a bunch of enemies, make it to the boss, and once you've defeated him, you learn a spell and collect some treasure. That also gets old very fast. You can also get married and adopt kids, but again, there's no depth or detail in the system. You get an amulet from a guy in a temple, and then you talk to a random person, and then ask them to marry you. That's it. Adopting is even worse. You literally just talk to a random kid, ask them if you can adopt them, and again, that's it. You don't even have to pay for anything. The biggest gripe i have with this game is the fact that it's not an RPG. None of the choices you make affect the story. You're forced to play the same generic hero role Bethesda wants you to play. I tried to be mean to everybody, yet the game doesn't let you. The little bit of "customization" this game has is also (are you ready for it?) shallow. All you can do is make outfits out of various things you collect, which should be awesome, but there's no unique aspect to it. it's the same outfit that everybody else can make. What's the fun in that? Oh yeah, and the game's buggy as hell to boot. There's been several times where i fell through the world, several dragons became unkillable, and the game crashed at several points for no reason. This was on the latest patch of the game. The graphics are nothing to write home about. Everything just looks plain and drab. Some of the valleys and peaks look nice, but most things just look...dull. The music, while good, isn't anything special. When you compare it to other scores by Jeremy Soule, it feels like he wrote this on Auto-Pilot. There aren't many memorable pieces outside of the Main theme. It truly blows my mind how a game this terrible can be praised like this.

One of the few good Batman games outside of the Arkham games. Solid gameplay with great graphics and voice acting.

Imagine some cottage cheese dumped out on the sidewalk for 20 years. That's how well this game has aged. It was probably good when it came out, but it's a chore to play now.

This is the most mixed game ever for me. On one hand, it's one of the most unique, intriguing, and thought-provoking games i've ever played. On the other, it's one of the most repetitive, annoying, and boring games i've ever played.

Not as bad as most people make it out to be. It has one of the best rosters on any wrestling game ever. Gameplay is solid.