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As an app, it's great. But even the best app isn't as good as an average console/handheld game. With future updates it may be able to expand its lifespan, but this game is to just hold fans of the franchise over until Sun & Moon come out.

A fresh feel to the long running football series offers some fun min-games, but is ultimately too shallow and too cartoon-ish for a genre where realism is key to success.

There is incredible potential, potential that's wasted on a game that can be knocked out in an afternoon. The multiplayer has its moments, but it's not enough to help just a largely forgettable game. Homefront feels like a discount Call of Duty with Red Dawn thrown in just for fun. This game has rightfully been forgotten.

The graphics are incredible. It truly feels like Star Wars is being brought to life. The game play is about what you'd expect, and that's in a good way. There are some nifty innovations (polarizing to remove the class system for players, but it's a nice, new idea to the series) which define the game as a reboot. However, what pieces there were from the old series that made the games so beloved were removed. The lack of a legitimate campaign mode is a big one as Star Wars: Battlefront II was on the verge of something with the story on the 501st. The beloved Galactic Conquest modes fails to make an appearance which is a big head scratcher. Finally, with no space battles or prequel era battles, this game leaves much to be desired and feels more like Battlefield than Star Wars Battlefront. While it was important for EA to make a unique reboot game, they did so too much and it feels they just made a game to cash in on the hype surrounding the new movie instead of legitimately trying to make a good game.

The more Madden 15 is played on the Gen. 3 consoles, the more the player realizes it's a big slap in the face to loyal consumers from EA Sports. Perhaps the only reason EA Sports releases games on last-gen. consoles is simply to sell more copies because Madden 15 on 360 is by far the most disappointing installment of the esteemed, and often acclaimed, game franchise. Where do I begin? Unlike some, I prefer career modes and franchise modes over Ultimate Team any day so I'll start there. To get an idea of the Connected Career Mode (CCM) on Madden 15, pull out your copy of Madden 25, and, voila! You have Madden 15's CCM! If you were expecting even small additions, such as a new city to relocate to, or a new legend to play as, or even new uniforms for relocated teams, then like me, you'll be disappointed. The only change made to CCM was taking out pre-made draft classes. It seems to make sense because often in CCM Online in Madden 25, players found out who the gems were, and ended up taking projected 5th rounders in the 1st round, but now with computer generated names, generic story lines and unfortunately dull Adam Schefter commentary, the game is, well, that. It's a game. The aspect of unique characters and story lines made drafting an experience, now what a move that was to enhance the game, only hurt it more. Now the game play. No one buying this for 360 and PS3 will expect a graphics improvement, they're older systems, as with the game play, but when EA Sports says they improved the defensive A.I., one expects that they did, but they just really didn't at all. Still defenders just freeze on the field while the player's receiver is running his slant route, said receiver is stalled by the statue-like defender, no flag. If the player doesn't feel disrespected and hurt by EA Sports, they didn't even bother to update the commentary. When playing a game involving the St. Louis Rams, Phil Simms will say (not a direct quote but the gist) "Remember, the Rams lost one, and tied one against the NFC Champion San Francisco 49ers last year." Except, they didn't Phil. That's the commentary from Madden 25. In fact, the Rams lost both 2013 match-ups against the 49ers by a combined score of 58-24 and obviously, it's interesting Madden 15's commentary declares the 49ers defending NFC Champions when the NFC Champs and Super Bowl Champs were the Seattle Seahawks. The only salvageable piece of this installment is that Madden Ultimate Team (MUT) is vastly improved with more chances to earn coins, cards and new players don't feel as much at a disadvantage. It's a little hurtful honestly, No one had high expectations for an installment on an inferior system, but it's like EA Sports didn't even try most aspects to improve on Madden 25 and instead, just copied and pasted, even those with the mildest of expectations will be disappointed in by far, the worst Madden on X-Box 360.

It's understandable why critics felt the gameplay was repetitive, but it's difficult to expect alot of variety in gameplay from a classic beat-em-up game, and therefore, Deadpool should lose no marks for that. Deadpool is a game that will make anyone laugh until they cry, and really make any gamer enjoy it. It seems a bit short though, and there's many missed opportunities in areas like un-lockable costumes, and a more variety in game modes. That said though, Deadpool is still worth almost any price it's listed at.

I'm not sure why, but I just don't feel entirely satisfied with the story, but Halo: Reach is simply a fun game to play. Both single and multi-player. A true homerun for Bungie.

What truly makes L.A. Noire great is how different it is, not just from Rockstar games, but from games in general. You play as a detective solving murders and other crimes. I love it, it's truly a thinking man's game and requires actual skill.

This is essentially a poor man's DC Universe online. Marvel tried to respond with DCUO's success and failed big time. it pales in comparison and without is comparison, is decent at best. MMORPGS have customization, which is key and is what makes them successful, Marvel Heroes takes that away, it takes away the ability to make one's own character, it's lack of controller compatibility and generic controls isn't bad, but it's just the same as almost every other MMORPG game. It seems like Gazillion was too scared to do anything ground breaking or new. What bright spots this game has is almost immediately forgotten with its many short comings.

The Godfather is an obvious chance to cash in on GTA's success by using the greatest film of all time, but it's actually a great game. It does a great job of blending the classic story with some other elements. Although there are some very infuriating glitches and bugs, this is a very enjoyable and very well made game

I'm not sure what it is about Team Fortress 2 that makes it so great. At first glance, it's very generic to comparison of most online shooters, but there is something that makes Team Fortress 2 unique stand out, perhaps it's the effort developers obviously put into it, perhaps it's the funny side remarks, whatever it is, Team Fortress 2 is a one-of-a-kind game.

I didn't think 2k sports could do it, but they keep getting better with each and every installment. I'd still like to see a more open choice to skipping games in myCareer mode and I don't like the lack of multiple mycareer player appearances, but it's still a very well made and executed game

If you've seen my other reviews, you'd know that I'm a 17 year old whom has an undying love for Pokemon. I've always said that the Pokemon games, specifically X & Y, are the greatest RPG games of all time. That was what i said before I played the Stick of Truth however. Trey Parker and Matt Stone do anything they can to piss everyone off by making the best, most **** up game possible while referencing their entire careers in little Easter eggs. From earning an achievement by farting on a dead aborted **** fetus (cleverly titled "Too Far"), giving an abortion to a man, to un-friending Al Gore. South Park: The Stick of Truth has it all and does it all to perfection.

I always really disliked the GTA franchise, however, I gave GTA V a shot and I have not regretted it. With a very well executed storyline, gameplay (offline and online), and so much more, GTA V is without a doubt a pure masterpiece of a video game

Borderlands is a lot like Cell Damage, it's undoubtedly fun despite not having the appearance of a quality game. Numerous side missions so even the non-DLC gamer can enjoy it, along with a great premise and plot leaves you wanting to play Borderlands more and more.

I honestly hope this game is better on the consoles. Lego, when it aint broke, don't fix it. They did exactly the opposite. What I loved about the previous lego games (aside from Lego Batman 2) The game was the same on DS and the consoles, they didn't dumb it down at all. Well they did this time. Free roam? No. Not only do you not get to explore New York City's Marvel twin, but you don't get to explore anywhere. This game can still be fun though and is a time wasster, but it is very flawed. If you were planning to buy the 3DS version, don't. I'm sure the PS3 and XBox 360 versions are much better.

I merely bought this game to complete my collection of NCAA games. Little did I know I would be getting one of my favorite NCAA games yet. It's a nice transition between NCAA 10 and NCAA 12. It features quality features from both eras of the franchise. Although a lot is unplayable now because EA decided to shutdown their servers, it is still a very enjoyable game.

I really love the Madden franchise. This game is very well made (The Play Now AFL Mode is really cool) but I just find myself playing the other Madden games than this one. Even though it has a low replay ability, it is still a well made gridirion game.

Previously, I thought this franchise was just another mainstream Call of Duty-esque franchise. Until I realized the historical aspect each game carries. Being the US History buff that I am, I decided to teast this game **** I loved it. It's so amazing to interact with huge historical figures, travel colonial America, and well, kick some ass. This game also brings in the issues of freedom for all and slavery and questions our own morality of killing. Assasin's Creed 3 is truly a masterpiece.

In my previous review, I bashed this installment. mentioning it was better than the Wii version, but not by much. I based that review purely on the Superstar mode, which I still believe isn't the best. But after playing franchise mode, I take back everything I said about the game. It really brings you back to the old Madden. (Old as in 2004-2008) It's very Nostalgic to long time players whom have played the newer Maddens.

It is overall a good game, I just feel NBA 2k12 is missing something and just is not as good as NBA 2k11. There are some improvements as compared to the previous installment but I just did not enjoy this as much as 2k11. That aside though, 2k12 is still a great game

In some cases it's not as good as Arkham City. But brand new developers to the series, WB Montreal, they obviously put a lot of effort into Arkham Origins, and in my opinion, it's better than Arkham City. If Arkham City is a masterpiece (Which it is) then Arkham Origins is the sculpture David.

This is without a doubt the best Pokemon yet, and one of the best games ever. It's a completely new look for the franchise and it's for the better. Even people who only love Gen 1 will fall in love with Pokemon Y. Without a doubt Nintendo's best game ever. Overall, this game is a complete masterpiece.

All though there are few changes from NCAA 12, there are just enough, and they have just enough impact, to make the game great. People need to stop whining about it being the same every year. It's football, and follows the NCAA, so not a whole lot will change from year-to-year.

I haven't played NCAA 11 so I can't compare the two. But I had serious fun playing this game, and in my opinion, it's the best NCAA football game to date.

This is, without a doubt, the best madden game to date. Yes Madden 2005 was great in its own way, but Madden 25 is so real it surpasses that. Not to mention the great Madden Ultimate Team mode and all of the legends available to play as in connected careers such as Randall Cunningham and Isaac Bruce.

It isn't awful, I'm sure the PS3 and X360 versions are great, but the game is too short and it doesn't feel like developers tried as hard with MUA2 as they did with MUA

It is actually better than I first thought. It arguably could be the best Madden yet. The graphics are clear, the gameplay is real, the my player mode and my coach mode (franchise mode) is outstanding. Although I'm upset they took out the classic Create-A-Team, Madden 13 is certainly a great game.

Lego Batman 2 is arguably the best Lego game yet. With an original story, voice actors, and an open world, Lego Batman 2 puts all other Lego games to shame.

What's not to love? The only fault is that you have to face the Elite 4 twice to become champ. Despite that though, Pokemon Black is a fun pokemon game, and easier, but not too easy, training.

I mean, it isn't a horrible game, I just don't think it's a great game. I'd like EA Sports to try at it again, I think they could really improve and make a great game.

Not that it's confusing or anything like that, I just find NFL Head Coach really really really boring. It is fun in some ways, but it's just too boring to be enjoyable.

Compared to it's console counterparts, it's a poor game. It lacks depth, but it is still pretty good. It's fairly forgettable though, it's predecessor has so much depth and never got boring, and although it keeps the fun and characters that treat us comic fans, it's lack of depth and length is laughable

This is a pretty boring game honestly. Sims doesn't belong in the console world. I admit I find Sims fun, but this ****, one reason, you can only make one character. The reason sims is so popular is customization for the players, and they took it away.

After playing Melee and Brawl especially, the flaws are obvious, but this is still a great game. A new, original idea when it came out. The ultimate crossover between the ultimate video game characters of all time? SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!

One of the greatest game sever. It's essentially perfect except after one plays Brawl, the flaws in this game will be noticeable, other than that though, this is a legendary game. SO much fun, and better than the crappy Sony rip off.

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This is pretty much the greatest game of all time. It kicks Sony's shameless rip off's ass. More characters, More features, more stages, more trophies, stickers, outstanding story mode, this game is just awesome!

I honestly find WoW boring. I mean it's fun for a bit, but I think it really fails as a game. It can be fun, and I'm sure it was back a few years. WoW just isn't good anymore, and can't compare to MMORPGS such as the indie Pokemon MMO, or DCUO.

Is it worth 50+ bucks? Probably not, but it's still a very fun game, and the one of the best football games to date. However, EA Sports doesn't seem to know that not everyone has a load of money to spend on DLC's

What do you get when you remake one of the best Pokemon installments ever? You get Heartgold. Heartgold puts Gold to shame. It's abundance of new pokemon, great graphics, and plus, your pokemon freaking follows you around! Not only this, but it stays true to Gold's plot and design and even adds some new side missions of it's own! Heartgold also does a great job of involving some elements from Pokemon Crystal as well! Buy this game! Pirate this game! Emulate this game! Do whatever you can to get this game!

Finally! Pokemon brought to life! Although it's not exactly like the legendary games, Colosseum is as close as you can get to a console version Pokemon. It lacks some parts here and there, and in some cases is a bit too tough, it's good plot and fun gameplay overshadows those faults in this epic Pokemon installment!

As a pinball game, this surpasses the first one. You won't spend countless hours on this like the other Pokemon installments, but it's overall a fun game.

With this game, Mystery Dungeon puts all other Pokemon spin offs to shame. Mystery Dungeon is improved with more pokemon to play as, larger team space, and an even better plot!

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This the weakest installment. It's very slow moving. It;s still a very good game however. I mean, it's Pokemon. Of course it's good. The designs are creative, and there are a few things to do after the main story is over. Not as much as Black & White and Black 2 & White 2, but still a lot.

I for one am not a huge fan of Skyrim. I just can't get into it. However, I can admit Skyrim is an outstanding game with a great plot and outstanding graphics. The controls are perfect, not too hard, not too easy.

2K football games went under when EA Sports bought the rights in 2005. So what did 2K sports do? They signed a huge amount of legendary players and produced a very good football game. It lacks many features and little can be played, unlike NFL 2K5. But it is still a very good game.

It takes a bit to get used to, but MLB 2K11 is yet another successful and good sports game released by 2K Sports. For me, the My Player mode seals the deal. It's fun, not nearly as aggravating as NBA 2K11's.

I honestly see nothing wrong with this game. It's fun, and isn't like WOW or Runescape. The customization part is key to this game's huge success. I'll play this more than console games. A huge hit for Sony.