20 Best Xbox 360 Games Rated E (2023 Updated)

Prior to purchase of this game, I was completely unaware that I would have to sign up for EA in order to use this game. Why would I have to join EA to use a game I purchased!!?? Way to much personal information requested just to sign up at EA and they do much sharing with 3rd parties.

Now I can’t return this useless game. We have a problem with proper disclosure here. I would never have purchased this game if I knew I was going to have to surrender vast personal information to use it.

I love bejeweled. It’s so entertaining and challenging. Each level gets harder and harder. Its addictive. I love it so much I have downloaded it to my phone. Such a fun game. Highly recommend this fun game.

Has no age restrictions for anyone. Great fun for anyone that like a bit of challenging.

I enjoy the continuous zen mode (always a move somewhere) with sound off as I listen to videos or music. Lost my downloaded version when a computer crashed so love having the disc. Works as described.

There are 8 game modes to choose from, some based on strategy and others speed is more important, with zen for those who are more laid back or just want relaxed play.

Racing games are pretty much all I play anymore. I enjoy racing in real life but that’s not always an option. I also don’t play my xbox enough to justify having an xbox live account. That being said, my favorite part of Forza 4 is the rivals option.

You can take time attacks and set times compared to the times that your friends have made regardless of your internet connection speed. I bought Forza4 for myself and realized this, so the copy I bought from ebay was sent to my brother in the next state as a wedding present.

We actually used to do this same thing with Forza 2 on certain time attacks, but this one shows your nearest rival and tells you when you’ve beaten their time, and notifies them the next time they get online, so I don’t have to text him at 3am with a picture of my latest hotlap time.

Of course I could go on about how pretty the game is but I’m not a graphics hound, and I don’t have a large tv. I could go on about how well the game plays and how realistic it is, but it’s still just a game, and doesn’t compare to real life even with the cheap microsoft wheel I have for playing it.

I do especially like the heart wrenching first play film that jeremy clarkson narrates, but that’s not what makes this game good. This game has nearly unlimited potential as far as customizing and multiplayer, and it’s a good challenge on single player if you put it on professional mode.

Then when you think you’ve reached your limit, you can start tuning setups and trade those. However, the ratings for car performance keeps players from winning just by throwing money at their car. Microsoft packaged the game with an install disk for all that content, but they were also gracious enough to give a bit of free dlc to players.

There is still plenty of dlc to buy but it makes me feel good to get something free. I’ve played many racing games in my 20+ years of videogames, and this is one of my favorites. Gran Turismo 5 is good for the playstation, but the way the buttons on the PS3 controller are made, it’s rather difficult to control the throttle, although I prefer the ps3 stick over xbox.

I’ve actually played and completed Gran Turismo 3 and 4, so you could go so far as to say that I’m a fan of that series, but I’d still prefer Forza most days of the week. I was a little disappointed to see that there were still no Formula 1 cars in Forza.

It seems as though the only modern outside reference in the game is Top Gear, which also made an appearance on Gran Turismo, but they still have Formula Cars for some reason. There are NASCAR style stock cars, but I’ve yet to see a NASCAR reference in the game aside from Indianapolis Motor speedway.

It could be that I’ve just not encountered or unlocked these cars yet, but I didn’t see them when I was looking at the car lineup.

As someone who’s always been loyal to the Gran Turismo series I’ve never been very interested in Forza, but I had some spare money in my paypal account and so I thought I’d give Forza 4 a go to see what all the fuss is about.

The first thing you notice when playing Forza is the presentation, everything is streamlined and caters for all types of players. From the vast control/handling/difficulty options to being able to tinker with parts and setups or simply allow the game to automatically give you the best performance within the chosen class.

The driving is smooth and satisfying, and changing and tuning parts is instantly noticeable when you take to the track. Every car has a unique feel depending on the drive train, weight, where the engine is located etc.

Rival AI is impressive, they will shunt and bump aggressively and sometimes career wildly off the track due to an unforced error. This all helps to make you feel you are racing against something more than perfect robots that never deviate from the racing line.

Forza 4 has a great selection of cars, all stunningly rendered inside and out and a good selection of courses, all with many variations. The online and community features are vast, from online racing, to the rivals mode and of course downloading awesome car designs with in game credits will keep you interested for a long, long time.

All in all I’m very impressed, Forza 4 is definitely the best racing sim on Xbox 360 and offers enough different and interesting content to justify a purchase even if you already have Gran Turismo 5, both games compliment each other very well.

Highly recommended to any serious racing fan.

Forza Motorsport 4 is the complete package for a racing game. It has plenty of features, cars, tracks, and options. The top gear test track and challenges really add to the game and you can have hours of fun completing the challenges and racing around the track.

The graphics are incredible and make the tracks and cars look so realistic. The racing and handling is much improved from Forza 3 and therefore makes it much more enjoyable to race in Forza 4. The Kinect features are good fun to use and give a new way to play racing games but don’t expect too much as you are probably likely to go back to the controller.

Don’t buy this game if you want to race around a track like a maniac crashing into everything you see as this is not the game. This is a game that is a whole experience of enjoying cars and if you are a top gear fan it is well worth it as they are the best features of the game.

Overall it is a brilliant game that brings together racing, customisation, owning a car, challenges, time trials, and Kinect added as well.

I was going to wait until after pre-ordering the Mass Effect Legendary Edition for my PS4 pro but I purchased this Mass Effect 3 collector’s edition instead along with Mass Effect 2 collector’s edition.

Another near perfect game although the ending was not what people expected but this is one of Bioware’s best and last great game of the developer before going downhill. Mass Effect 3 is gaming’s Lord of the Rings Return of the King.

One final goodbye to and historic send-off. You won’t regret your purchase.

Despite what some individuals have been saying, mass effect 3 builds off both the previous game to create something that is entertaining, emotional and compelling, but it still leave much to be desired.

Remember back to Mass Effect 1, the sheer amount content was staggering, Missions, Weapons, Armour, Abilities, Weapon Mods, Exploration and Morality choices. The shooter action scenes left some things to be desired but weren’t awful in any sense, ME1 was an RPG with Shooter Elements.

ME1 story focuses on a Human marine (Sheperd) on a mission to stop a rouge agent from bringing the end to galactic civilization by bringing back an ancient threat known as the reapers. Mass Effect 2 expands on many of the features from ME1, for the most part offering improvements, better more action oriented combat, great introduction and decent plot and many new enhancements and features, however the game lacked many of the RPG elements much of the immersion effects were removed offering fast travel in place of elevators, (to many players satisfaction), much more restrictions on weapons and armour and the dubbing down of exploration.

However even with these changes ME2 was still a great game, while some of the core RPG fans disliked the chances, mass effect was always more focused on Action than Role Playing (with the exception of the conversational choices).

ME2 allowed even more control of the universe with the players choices changing the major events. The changes to the gameplay make ME2 a Shooter / RPG with a higher combat focus. ME2 starts with Sheperds ship (the Normandy) being destroyed and Sheperd going down with the ship, he/her is later revived by a renown extremist group to help investigate recent attacks on human colony’s, that may be related to the reaper threat, with a new team and ship, The Normandy SR2.

Mass Effect 3 expands from the second game with no content from the first that was lost making a re-appearance to the series (with the exception of the characters). The plot from the previous games is continued, this time the reapers have finally arrived and earth being decimated as Sheperd and his team escape on the Normandy in an attempt to gather alien allies to help earth.

ME3 boasts an improved combat system heavily based uppon ME2s however with faster paced actions, and improved melee attacks, the player now has the ability to play within multiple floors of a combat zone, allowing for improved tactics, the AI has also been improved allowing for more exiting combat missions.

The conversation systems within ME3 seems relevantly the same however the players choices have absolutely no effect on any of the major plot details whatsoever, while both missions and side missions still exist this definitely reduces the games RPG elements to a minimal, as the choices do effect weather some characters live or die and the events leading towards the end, but not the end itself, the removal of most mini-games (such as hacking, or bypassing) isn’t a plus ether.

The games plot definitively deserves credit despite these changes however for its staggering ability to trigger emotional reactions, as characters that over the previous titles players have become attached to are drastically effected by events, for better or for worse, but im not going to say who, what or where, for that you need to play the game yourself.

As i have said the players choices do not affecta the games end, however they do effect everything else, if a character survived the previous games they can be found within ME3, if not others are there to take their place and events do change, but most major decisions remain the same.

The new exploration system, while fitting is largely dull as you attempt to explore you are constantly interrupted by enemy forces that if they catch you triggers an automatic game over making everything more tedious than it has to.

The new multiplayer mode offers exciting new game play options, the game itself is similar to horde mode from Gears of War, it pits up to 4 players in a wave based survival mode for 11 rounds, until they can be extracted from the combat zone, these missions are plot wise based upon the actions of other units / races in the war vs the reapers across the galaxy.

Many have reported bugs with the game however i have found none, the DLC itself is not required to play the game, and honestly the player is not missing much by not buying it, that said if you are willing to get it i would recommend it even though all you get is a little galactic history, a few jokes and an alien version of Zaeed.

This review was not ment to tell you whether you should buy the game or not, simply to allow the audience to know why others are disappointed, however while the games end isent brilliant the game as a whole is, i would not like to see people ignoring a great game and series finale based on a single mistake that may be amended in the future.

Despite the 3/5 rating, I do recommend this game with one very important caveat I’ll address shortly. To provide some context, readers should know I’ve played ME1, ME2 (including all DLC missions), and ME3 many times over several years on the Xbox 360.

I’ve played both Shepard genders (though I have a bias toward the FemShep) and all classes (soldier, adept, etc. ). In short, I’m reasonably well versed on the ME series. To provide a more accurate rating, If I had 100 points to work with I’d give ME3 a score of 70 or 3.

5 out of 5). I’ll summarize the good and bad below with a necessary spoiler at the end: GOOD: * Superb graphics and sound * Good levels in general and a few amazing ones (the battle on Palaven’s moon and fight to the Shroud on Tuchanka come to mind).

* On the subject of levels, I really liked the inclusion of height via stairs and terrain. Movement up or down was easy to traverse and made level navigation more interesting. * Movement mechanics are improved over ME2 (movement in and out of cover, combat rolls, etc.

though some practice is required to leverage it most effectively. * ME3 is the best of the series in terms of balancing customization of weapons and armor. * I like the requirement to balance weapon choice versus power recharge speed.

* At a fundamental level, ME3 has a solid story based on the events of ME1 and ME2. * The play was very emotional for me the first time I played ME3 given the fate of many of the characters from ME2 (not to mention entire races).

Further, the game genuinely surprised me on multiple occasions with unexpected events. * I liked the return and participation all of all characters from ME1 and ME2 (assuming they survived these games of course).

BAD: * With a couple of exceptions (Female Krogan Shaman and to a lesser extent, Samantha Treynor), the new characters in ME3 are weak. The reporter (aka “Slim Snookie”), and James Vega are little more than boy/girl toys respectively.

* The game should have allowed more time via cut scenes to show the effect of allies you obtained during the final battle in Earth orbit and London. The game only hints at this for a few seconds. For example, if the Destiny Ascension participates Bioware should have shown it getting some payback (reference ME1) on a Reaper or two.

In London, it would have been nice to see combinations of various races (say Krogan and Turians) take it to Reaper ground forces and perhaps show them in the background helping your squad from time to time.

* Minor bugs (though not nearly as obtrusive as those in ME2) such as “invisible” characters (voice minus character image), and rare game freezes requiring a reboot. MAJOR SPOILER ALERT: THE ENDING. Simply put, the final 15-20 minutes of ME3 was awful.

The ending is basically broken into two parts, a land battle (which was fine), and a vocal confrontation with a quasi-omnipotent “Star Child” on the Citadel. A lot of ink has been spilled on this subject so I’ll summarize with two points: 1: The Star Child’s logic concerning organic-synthetic existence is seriously flawed, yet Shepard can’t call the SC on it.

As a result, Shepard is only presented with three false options that he/she would never choose given the events of ME1 and ME2. 2: Shepard dies no matter what (if you only play single player), and I have a serious problem with this.

A happy ending should have been an option given th.

This item came quickly as advertised, brand new!!! I actually purchased this for my kids so they can have fun figuring out how to correctly place shapes. Both my 6 year old and 12 year old really liked the game, especially when I played against them.

It looks like you can have up to 4 players on this X-Box 360 game. It is very similar to the old Nintendo Tetris from way back in the day as it is split screen for multiple players and I have not figured out yet how to see if it is possible to make it look like the old single player full screen game.

Anyways, this was a great purchase and gives the family something to do on rainy days here in Okinawa!!!.

I bought this for a friend who used to own Tetris Worlds for the PS2. We were looking for a local multiplayer Tetris game we could play with her husband and daughters and this fit the bill perfectly: lots of game modes, decent graphics and music, and just as addictive as any other Tetris game,.

I’m a huge Tetris fan and have purchased pretty much every Tetris game known to man. This one for the Xbox 360. While not being as great as some hand held renditions of the game, this was a fairly solid title.

It’s classic Tetris many different game modes for you to play on or offline. Customizable backgrounds and skins help to add a more personal touch to your playing field, but that main thing you’ll be focusing on are your blocks.

Being able to change the transparency of the back of your playing matrix is great depending on what background you choose. The blocks look nice enough without being too crazy. My only problem with the game isn’t exactly a problem of the game, it’s the Xbox 360’s controller.

It doesn’t play very nicely due to it’s D-Pad being very awkward to control your pieces with. All said and done, this is a solid Tetris title and worth a buy if you can get past the controller issue.

Urban Strike takes place in 2001 and centers around the antagonist H. R. Malone, a millionaire media mogul, ex-presidential candidate, and fanatic cult leader who promotes a moralistic agenda that will expunge corruption from America and promises that his personal security force will tackle crime.

Despite being considered dangerous, Malone’s charisma has won him many American followers. As the plot begins, one of Malone’s men is revealed to be “Agent Ego” (played by co-Designer, Tony Barnes), a spy for the fictional “Strike C.

O. R. E. ” organization and a former co-pilot from the events of Jungle Strike. Ego reports to his superiors that Malone is planning construction of a superweapon with which to destabilize the U. S. government, and that valuable components are being collected in Hawaii.

However, he is unaware that Malone has penetrated his cover, and Ego is killed with a car-bomb. The player character takes the news of Ego’s death very personally. The first mission takes place in Hawaii, where the player character intercepts Malone’s attempted theft of giant mirrors and sees to the rescue of a plastic surgeon being targeted by assassins.

After the mission’s completion, the plastic surgeon reveals that he had operated on a horribly deformed burn victim in Washington DC many years ago, who later turned out to be Malone. The plastic surgeon says he was marked for death because he had recently deduced that the man he actually operated on was Carlos Ortega, who was one of the two bosses in (and was presumed killed at the end of) Jungle Strike.

After further missions in Mexico and San Francisco, Malone finishes the superweapon and fires it at New York City, causing mass destruction and chaos. As the player flies out to control the damage and rescue civilians, Malone fires the weapon twice more, allowing Strike C.

O. R. E. to track its location: a facility located near Las Vegas. After infiltrating the facility and capturing Malone, the madman attempts to kill the player by detonating a time-bomb strapped to his chest, but the player drops Malone onto his own superweapon as it detonates, destroying them both at once.

Im a huge TellTale fan so this game was a must have. The graphics havent aged that well and the gameplay is the Same as most games but the story is compelling and just more Jurassic Park content is amazing enough for me!.

Since I collect old video games and consoles, I consider this one a must have game for Genesis/Mega Drive. The chopter/strikes series from eletronic arts, are not often find in best games guides. But I like very much because I consider the old shooters very fun and an alternative of casual games nowadays.

Some genres of old games are not fun anymore, if you compare to modern games. But the shooters are very dinamic, you just have to react, not much strategic thinking. You dont have to spend much time playing to make sense.

If I had to spend more than an hour in a game I prefer a modern one. So this game is one of the best shooters of the genesis generation (16 bit). Its kind of original for that time, the view is diferent, not the usual scrolling screen, you choose your direction and your targets.

The chopter thing is kind of cool also. I recommend!!.

After a trip to Disney World, where my 10 year old son fell in love with Oswald, he just had to have this game when he realized he was in it. I first ordered it in the WiiU version as we are buying most games for the newer system now.

After reading reviews I returned that one and purchased the Wii version. I understand the WiiU version is more difficult for single player game play. We have enjoyed the game although I have to admit I get lost running around trying to find things with my son.

Sometimes it’s hard to understand your next task and how to follow through with it, but with patience and wandering we usually figure it out. I would have probably given this a star fewer had it not been for my son’s excitement to have one of his new favorite characters in it.

Game play could be more defined and creative. I would probably not play it if it wasn’t for my son’s enjoyment.

Arrived on time. So far my only complaint is the case is not the original blue Wii u case it was pressed in which is what is pictured. Not the end of the world, but a pet pieve of mine. However, the disc was off the prongs when I opened it and there is a small scratch on disc that could have gotten there through shipment.

I haven’t played it yet but I will let you know if there are problems playing game. Otherwise I’d leave a 5 star.

This game is great, I play it so much that I almost hate it (ha). I say that because it’s a game that I introduced to my friend’s 4 year old son, and every time I see him (which is all the time) he wants to play.

That said, I end up playing with him and having to figure out everything myself and this game is actually pretty difficult sometimes! I end up having to look up walkthroughs on the internet to get past certain parts! Sometimes I battle it out by myself just so we can continue playing the next time he’s over.

Too funny. Great game though, frustrating at times, but great. I would not buy this for younger kids. I’m 26 and a pretty good gamer. and I have a hard time.

Absolutely superb, addictive game. Ive never played anything quite like Portal before. Its unique, almost like a puzzle game but with more skills required, challenging, hilarious, with endearing characters.

I also love that Portal 2 supports multiple players. Couldnt recommend it more. Wish theyd make more games in the series.

Portal is an exceptional game. However, that little game was only a little experiment done by valve. Now, the sequel its the full experience. It has a complete story with funny characters and villians, and besides the typical portal gun challenges, there’s also areas with paint from different colors that alter the way you interact wit gravity.

For example, orange paint gives you a lot of momentum, which helps you slide around, while blue paint lets you bounce on the ground. This is an amazing game, up there with the best of this generation.

Arguably my favorite video game of all time, Portal 2 offers a hilarious, witty, and oddly poignant single-player campaign. An incredibly balanced experience that is both challenging and rewarding, especially in the cooperative campaign.

Great attention to detail, great characters, and great music. As someone who doesn’t normally play puzzle games, all the other elements of Portal are enough to draw in any kind of gamer.

The order was excellent! The game itself is a little uneven: good story, yet, the cut scene graphics aren’t consistently great, the game itself can be interesting, yet, repetitive, the mechanics can be sporadic, sometimes good, sometimes off.

Overall, good game, but, the designers should have spent more time on the finer points of play.

TRON is a movie franchise that should have good video games. It’s one of the major examples of a movie video game that doesn’t suck. So with a new TRON film coming out, there’s a lot to live up to with the series.

Unfortunately, TRON: Evolution comes off as a ho-hum movie tie in game. It’s got some cool multiplayer potential, but other than that it’s a weak program. TRON: Evolution bridges the gap between the original 1982 film and the upcoming sequel.

You play as a System Monitor who is trying to stop Clu’s rise to power. It’s a third-person action adventure game full of parkour and combat. Think Assassin’s Creed, Prince of Persia, or Spider-Man, but glow-in-the-dark.

The story is interesting in that it expands on the universe and answers what happened to Flynn. Also that hot chick from House does all her own voicework in it. Unfortunately, she doesn’t look all that hot.

The character models are nothing to get excited over, and have an uncanny valley aspect a lot of times.

Evolution is a third-person action game with racing and RPG elements incorporated. The game features both singleplayer and multiplayer modes and basic gameplay focuses on acrobatics and combat. Player’s movements are heavily parkour-influenced, while combat was inspired by capoeira and the game also features light cycle races.

Each cycle leaves a light trail that can destroy or “derezz” any enemy. Evolution features a persistent character progression system, that let’s players earn new levels and unlock new upgrades, both in multiplayer and singleplayer and the costbenefit is very high because the game is soo cheap! I had realy good times with this game and I recommend for every PS3 owner to buy it.

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Okay, forgive the bad pun at the beginning there, what you have here is everything you’d expect from Rockstar, with a dash of something fresh in there too. As usual, you have a huge open-world metropolis to explore, this time set in LA during the 40’s when gangsters, police, and hoodlums were constantly battling at the doorstep.

It’s a beautiful landscape which really captures what you’d expect from classic movies and pulp of the time. This time though, you’re playing as a policeman working his way up the ranks, solving various crimes on his way to being the best.

So that means no random violence or crazy driving, etc. Instead, you’re given a beautifully woven story that revolves around each crime you encounter. speaking of which, you actually have to “solve” the crimes yourself.

It’s you on the crime scene, examining clues, asking the questions and accusing the suspects. Get it wrong, and you’re reprimanded, get it right – and a promotion is in the works. This is where the brilliant face animation technology has been put to good use.

Each character that you speak to is an actual actor, giving a performance. Thus you have to really look to see if they’re telling the truth, outright lying or just keeping a bit of information to themselves.

Sometimes it’s easy to spot, other times it’s a bit more subtle, and you have to really work at the truth. In the end, this is a gaming masterpiece for those that love the GTA series for it’s immersion, or for those that like the traditional POINT N CLICK gameplay such as Monkey Island, Day Of The Tentacle or even the more recent Walking Dead games.

LA NOIRE : Complete Edition comes with all the downloadable content released, and even includes the PS3 exclusive missions. I whole heartily recommend it, and hope everyone who’s thinking about picking it up, does so.

My husband bought this game for me due to my love of detective shows and old Hollywood themed material. I must say, it has become my absolute favorite game of all time. I am absolutely obsessed with it! The story and graphics are incredible, the music is dark and really sets the tone for the intensity of the game, and the controls are very smooth and easy to use.

Add to that there are a lot of things to do. Once you complete story mode (which took me about three days) you can unlock the free roam mode and go back to find more of the cars, newspapers, and film reels you may have missed during the story, which leads to various achievements.

The new technology that they used for the facial expressions and actions is awesome, especially during the interrogations. There is a lot of action in the game, so I don’t really understand why some people said the game was boring.

There are plenty of gunfights, fist fights, car chases, etc. to keep you fully entertained between the “paperwork”. However, this game does require you to think. It is not just a mindless shooter like Call Of Duty that anyone can play.

You have to make decisions and come to the correct conclusions based on body language and the evidence you collect. Therefore, if you are not a fan of games in which you have to actually think things through, maybe this isn’t the one for you.

But if you are like me, and want a little critical thinking sprinkled into your shooting, try this one out. You will not be disappointed. Rockstar, you have a winner on your hands, and I sincerely hope there is a sequel on the horizon.

If you’re into car chases and racing games then i highly RECOMMEND this one for you simply because it’s got ALL of the best production cars in the world such as porsche, pagani zonda and many more. The cop mode is particularly good too as it reminds me of an old time favourite ARCADE called chase hq but only with more features such as spike strips, chopper coppers or heli if you will, and the EMU system plus road block set ups as well.

The best part of this racing franchise is simply UNLOCKING the xbox one achievements as well as unlocking more cars along the way. But anyway i hope that wraps it up for my review of THE NEED FOR SPEED HOT PURSUIT remastered version and i hope that this helps the need for speed fans or purists out there but for now take care and peace out.

I first had this game on my Computer, but the game stopped working. So I bought it for my ps3 and it worked pretty fine. Career Mode (Offline Mode) is cool. I chose as being cop and racer. Made it to level 20 on both cop and racer.

The police cars and racer cars are awesome. Hot Pursuit races, Interceptors, Rapid Responses, Races, Time Trails and Gauntlet missions were pretty fun. Some of them were hard and annoying, but I completed them.

The free roam mode is extremely peaceful. No cop chases, no worrying about car health and no challenges. You drive across Secrest County with your cars. You’ll still crash on the free roam mode, but when you spawn back on the road, the car get repaired.

The online multiplayer is not my favorite because it’s a whole lot more challenging with other players online. But to be honest, this game is super duper. Highly recommended.

Good game plenty of modes and cars to unlock. One of the best looking driving / racing games on the nintendo switch. Had this for the ps3 years ago and it’s one of need for speed’s best. Worth a purchase.

Box says download required but is playable without it.

They just keep improving upon each new Devil May Cry game for the Sony PS3 system. This one is so damn good, that I can’t get very far into the game. It’s one of those more challenging games that requires a walkthrough to help you get through it.

Still, it was fun for what little I could get through.

When this version of the game was released. It was only available online to purchase. So I was thankful to find out there was a physical copy actually released for the PlayStation 4 to make up for not being able to get it when it first released.

Its a very fun game its different its much better than the original version mainly because you actually get to play as Virgil in this one.

I am truly a long time Devil May Cry fan. I got the first Devil May Cry when it first came out without even thinking twice about it. Devil May Cry 4 is very disappointing to a fan like me. It’s pretty much a combination of all the past games with little new stuff added.

So there isn’t really any improvement in DMC 4. The story line is ok if that, it is very repetitive. You go so far out there and then you have to come all the way back the same way. There is very little diversity among the monsters.

Dante’s weapons suck except for the gauntlets which are pretty much the same as DMC 1 without the fireballs. The combat is fun but I find myself mostly using the swordmaster class because it’s the only way to do aerial combos.

Any other class and the combat gets very repetitive. The game also doesn’t explain much about Nero. It is an enjoyable game but not something you wanna buy unless you are a big fan of the series; it is more of a rental.

The best Devil May Cry was the first one. The story was great, the weapons awesome, many diverse monsters to fight, boss fights were challenging and fun. DMC 2 didn’t have a very good story line but the action was the best in the series.

It’s the only Devil May Cry to have wall running which was really cool and made combat awesome. DMC 3 had an ok story line and great gameplay. Weapons were awesome in it. The Devil May Cry series has been great but considering past games Devil May Cry 4 leaves a lot to be desired, it is really a rental game.

It’s in a similar vein as the higher-profile title Gran Turismo 5, but Forza 3 is definitely the superior product. While GT5 does as many things stunningly right as it does horrifically wrong, Forza 3.

well, it just gets them right. There are well over 200 cars to choose from, and all of them can be bought in career mode – there are no ‘secret’ cars that aren’t on the list and get unlocked. Also, you can play with any of the cars in a free play mode, either single player or in a two-player split-screen.

You’ve got several choices of American muscle, over twenty Ferarris, the famous Bugatti Veyron, the rare Lamborghini Reventon, and even several concept cars from different makers. There are LOTS of cars that can be downloaded (for a small price), including the new Mercedes SLS, a DeLorean, and the Aston Martin DB-5.

There are enough tracks that everyone is sure to find a few that they really enjoy; personally my favorite part of the game is that it includes the legendary Nurburgring. Each car can be customized with dozens of upgrades from turbochargers to fully adjustable transmissions.

There’s also a painting system that allows you to jazz up the cars as creatively as you like. Whatever you choose, they will all look stunning, and every car in the game has a fully-rendered interior view.

————- If you love driving and love a challenge (the game can be driven in automatic, semi-automatic, for full automatic with a clutch!) this is the game for you. It’ll look even more amazing on an H.

D. television set. For the petrolheads out there, you probably won’t be able to get enough of this game.

This is my first Forza game since the original came out for the old Xbox. As an adult, casual player who doesn’t have time to go through the whole game, I really appreciate two features that Forza 3 offers.

One, the game lets you go into an arcade mode if you like, so you can pick nearly any car or track you wish. This allows the casual player to access more of the game. Two the game is made more fun because of features such as auto braking and traction control that can be left on or switched off.

Hard core players like to switch these aids off, but I prefer to play with them on. Some people prefer a more ‘realistic’ game mode, but I’ve found that the aids make the game more enjoyable, more like the arcade games from the old days.

Making the game more ‘realistic’ with a driver’s wheel/pedals and turning the driver aids off only frustrated me. Without real seat of the pants feeling of speed and g forces, you really can’t tell what a car is doing, so the ‘unrealistic’ arcade mode is more fun.

The only thing I don’t like is the long load times, but this seems to be the case with a lot of Xbox 360 games.

Okay, i’ll get to what most people ask, which is how this game compares to Gran Turismo. Gran Turismo is the only real competitor for the Forza series. However, Forza 3 itself has no real competition.

It came out when there was no Gran Turismo on the PS3, and Gran Turismo 5 didn’t come out until a few months ago, so it should be compared with the upcoming Forza 4, not Forza 3. Forza has a few things nto in any other true racing sim.

First, it has a nicely detailed level of customization to each vehicle, including the ability to swap out the actual engines of certain vehicles. You can paint your car, add vinyls, etc. There isn’t a Need for Speed level of body modifications, but you don’t really expect that with a racing sim as opposed to a more arcade racer like NFS.

Second, there is a very nice selection of cars. Adding a real-life drivability to the Italian car line-up is easily one of the greatest draws of the game. The Ferrari’s, the Lambos, the Porches. virtually every person who has ever driven a car has wanted to sit in one of these.

Then the cherry on top comes with the Le Mans prototype cars; really sweet. There are a lot of nice tracks. GT4 had Nurburgring and Le Mans too, but Forza is the first place i’ve seen to include such great tracks like Road America and Sedona.

Here’s the rub I have. the economuy of the game is a little unbalanced. It takes a lot of money to finance a robust garage. With the level system attached to the cars, it is as if they encourage you to buy new cars once you max the level of one.

The problem is that you barely get any money from winning races, so doing this is a quick way to find yoruself out of money when you need/want to buy a new car for a new race. Part of this is obviously personal matter of how you play the game, but overall it doesn’t seem there are races that you can do to get a whole lot of money.

Gran Turismo, especially as you got late in the game, had races that you could get a whole lot of money from. Doing a handful of races could get you millions of dollars. It’s not quite that easy in Forza, which is both good and bad.

It adds some challenge and forces you to play the game, but it really is a nuisance to not have a more convenient way to make money late in the game when you’ll be spending millions on cars, or when really interesting cars like the are priced at over $10 million.

The recreation of the driving characteristics of most cars is very good. They don’t seem spot on, but they have an acceptable level of accuracty to them. The same can be said about the various tracks.

But the internal rendering of dashboards in a lot of the race cars and high-level cars is laughable, with some generic blue digital layout. The mapping of the vinyls and paint can sometimes be a little off.

I had a ’95 Eclipse with an aftermarket front bumper, and then went and painted it. On the left side there is a big area of white just in front of the front wheel. Just a little quality check item that got overlooked, but seems to happen routinely.

Finally, if you want all of the best features and best cars, you better be ready to shell out extra cash for dlc and for Xbox Live Gold. The Storefront in the game lets you buy and sell tuning setups, designs, and vinyl groups.

The Auction house lets you buy and sell cars to other players. Neither can be used without the Gold membership. An in-game mode disabled for Gold seems wrong. A Fun game, but it’s not quite as good as GT, IMO.

After many years hiatus I’ve entered the world of Fable once again. I seek out this franchise for its humor and some of its more homey aspects, like the ability to sire offspring and have orgies with the creatively dressed prostitutes about town.

The experience is now complete with STDs. It is these delicate touches that worm its way into my heart, and make me appreciate the simple joys of kicking a chicken (and measuring how many yards they go).

I suspect the game will end all too soon, so I do my best to do every side quest possible and to even listen to what the quest-givers have to say (not all that hard, since it’s so well-written). Good-and-evil-choice games abound, but never is it done with Fable’s joyful humor.

I play the virtuous princess, but I may want to whack that guy for a “sore loser” villager who got bested in an honest gambling match just because. If I dislike anything it’s probably the way I seem to get only one save file on which to overwrite.

I like to have multiple, in case the game messes up or worse, I mess up. All in all, just the right combination of action, adventure and humor for a casual gamer who likes to get immersed in the epic world of fantasy once in a while.

When Fable 2 came out, I purchased a new Xbox 360 to play it. Loved it. Sold the Xbox later to buy a Wii (no regrets) because I wasn’t interested in anything else at the time. When Fable 3 was announced I was all-in again.

Bought a new Xbox 360 and followed the hype up to release (probably a mistake). Unfortunately – for me – I didn’t end up caring much for Fable 3. I hated my dog more than anything. I didn’t like the hair or clothing options.

Interacting with villagers was somehow worse. I hated the Road to Rule. Don’t get me wrong, I did still enjoy the game. But nowhere near as much as the first two. This is certainly a good buy from the clearance section, but I wouldn’t recommend grabbing it for a full-price; especially if you were a fan of the older Fables.

If Fable 4 comes out I’ll undoubtedly buy it. But I’ll be smarter and expect less.

Being an older game, the graphics are OK, the gameplay is slow, cheesy, and really not very exciting. It is, however entertaining. I bought it to enter the world of RPG play. It has worked well for that.

A RPG not made for gamers but the audience who really play videogames, by adding new gameplay mechanics to push forward the genre, the ‘definitve’ version of The Last Remnant is actually for computers since it fixes and add some features; like further management of units, balance some stuff here and there enough for an improvement of the game experience further than the gamesystems versions (PS3/360).

Xbox360 version’s only real downside is some frame droping due loading most of the time and somewhat slow texture loading. David best boi.

I must admit, I was initially wary about this purchase, especially after initial reviews – see IGN. However as they say when expectations are low you might be in for a surprise, this was definitely a pleasant one.

I can’t disagree more with the score given to this game. Yes it suffers from a fair number of faults, but at least to me, they were nowhere near as disastrous as that review implied. For example I experienced far worse texture pop in Mass Effect then in this game, yet noone complained much then.

The framerate can be annoying but gets much better if you install the game. The game itself by far makes up for these, the battle system is actually exciting to play unlike turn-based RPGs normally are.

However if you are looking for a Final Fantasy like experience, perhaps you should try elsewhere, this plays much more like a tactics game. The game also has a lot of varied side-quests, and if you take the time to finish all of these before advancing you should have no problem with the boss-fights.

However the game punishes you harshly if you try to power through the main story without taking your time on other quests – as IGN obviously tried to do. The game does throw away some “conventions” which may or may not be appreciated.

You only equip the main protagonist, which helps a lot since your army can be made up of like 30 people. There is no need to heal between fights, you get full HP after every battle, similar reason as last.

Also the world map and towns themselves are made up of locations which you instantly transit between. The story itself is a fairly political affair somewhat similar to FF XII, however doesn’t fall into its trap of having a story which became in the end far too removed from the actual protagonists themselves.

It’s nothing original but it is by no means bad and keeps the game moving. All in all it’s definitely not a game for a casual player – then again what JRPG is? – it is most definitely flawed, however it is not poor because of that.

Definitely think about borrowing or renting it if your not too sure.

The Last Remnant is a game created in resemblance of final fantasy with the exception that it has an option to have multiple squads with which to strategize and coordinate your attacks with. The whole combat engine is a little weird however.

For example: If you start out behind an enemy when you attack it you do not get a bonus to attack damage because your flanking that enemy from behind. What you get instead is both combat groups become deadlocked.

There are some other small things that seem off while in combat but to list them would be unnecessary. This game in all is fairly ok though. You can do some really interesting things if you have the patience to make it through the game to those points in the story.

If you have nothing else to do I would recommend getting this just so you have a quick time killer.

It’s a pretty fun game. I was a huge Hannah Montana fan back in the day. It feels like you’re in the movie making choices, playing concerts, and and making designs. I had a blast playing this game. It is pretty short though.

I got tired of it after a while. But after I beat it, I erased it completely and started it again. Pretty fun.

It isn’t beatiful what is beatiful, but is beatiful what you like: This can briefly explain this game. I bought Hannah Montana The Movie for my sister, and i was curious to see how was the game, after all the bad reviews; and that’s not true that this game is horrible: it immediately starts with a song that Hannah’ fans know very well (my sister is one of her fans.

), then it continues with the narration of the movie. The game follows very well the movie, combining “foot sequences” with exhibitions: the first have a gameplay very similar to each sequence (take that for that people, buy that for that people.

) and controls are the essential (Miley cannot run in the game), but they are well combinated so they make you continue the game until the end. The longevity is very short, around the 4-5 hours for the 100%, and the difficult is very very easy.

Then both the graphic that the audio are nice: everything follows the real counterparts. But the most beatiful quality of the game are Hannah’ songs. So, i highly recommend this game for who likes Hannah or just wants to get a easy 100% game.

PS: There are not included in the game Butterfly fly away and The Climb, because they are not of Hannah Montana.

Been a fan of Miley Cyrus since the beginning of her hannah Montana career. She was my first ever obsession that I really looked up too.

Dead Island sparked the interest of gamers worldwide with a beautifully artistic trailer set to an emotional piano track. The game play videos promised a new and more realistic way to fight that would require the player to think more strategically about their attacks or die in a zombie swarm.

As an open world,zombieapocalypsefirst person perspective, melee fighter with multiplayer Dead Island providesa very unique combination of many game play elements, used in other games, but it looks like Techland may have bit off more than they could chew with this huge undertaking as an abundance of bugs ruin a very fun, and visually stunning zombie killing game.

After choosing from one of the four stereotypical characters, who each specialize in a certain type of weapon, the player will find themselves waking up in the middle of the zombie apocalypse at an island resort.

Each of the characters has their own customizable skill trees andFury abilities which are improved as experience is gained by completing missions and killing enemies. The easily avoidable and boring plot involves the group of four survivors attempting to find a cure, escape the island, and help as many survivors as they can on their way.

The mission structure is pretty basic. Groups of survivors that have holed-up for safety on the island assign the player (or players) tasks such as gathering items, travelling to certain locations, or escorting a NPC to safety.

The mediocre voice acting isnt helped by the lack of depth in the story. Despite competent character designs, animations are jarringly robotic and flat out ugly at times. That said, the very large, open world of the island is gorgeous with beautiful landscapes and realistic road and building layouts.

Right from the start players are introduced to the post-apocalypticnecessity of scrounging for items and money in luggage and closets. Every day tools like hammers, paddles and bats are utilized as weapons while other found items can be appended to weaponry to change their properties and add damage, for example: a bat with nails or electrified machete.

Weapon modifications require a work bench, money, a recipe (which can be found or earned by completing missions) and the necessary ingredients (i. e. items) which can be found scattered around the island inside trash bins, computers and other nooks and crannies.

Its similar to the weapon system inDead Rising but lends to the feeling of realism as the player is desperate for anything to fight with rather than grounded in a mall with a humorous selection of weaponry.

Throughout the game the weapons and the modifications become more interesting which makes the effort put in to find money and items rewarding. That said, the speed at which weapons degrade is believably fast and, of course, requires money to repair.

The game fails to introduce the player to the weapon degradation system and an uninformed player may fight with dulled blade or a broken bat for a long time before realizing that they need to change weapons.

Its a good thing that the inventory size allowed is large and switching weapons is fairly simple. Dismemberingzombies with home made weapons is extremely satisfying in Dead Island. The first person perspective, which requires targeting specific body parts, can feel awkward at first but swinging a customized axe and removing a limb from an oncoming zombie is beautifully gory and so enjoyable th.

This game is a great value for the price. It has very good graphics, great storyline, complete open world and side quests alone take hours to complete. You can play with other players, but playing alone is just as fun.

Guns are rare to find or buy. And ammo is even more difficult to come across. There are more than enough melee weapons which can sometimes be confusing as to which melee weapons are better to use at any given time.

Keeping your melee weapons repaired and in good shape is key to them being effective against zombies. The one complaint I have is that the map information can be difficult to read and confusing when taking on several quests at one time.

This may not be true for everyone, but I find it’s more clear to read and follow when taking on one quest at a time. Overall, this is a fun game with many side quests that should keep you playing for many hours.

I recently played this game from start to finish and I’m astonished at how Dead Island gets such positive word of mouth free from any criticism. Its an extremely flawed game and I will share the worst of them.

For me, my experience with Dead Island soured when I hit act 2. In act 2, you wind up in the city and there are zombies everywhere. The result is a lot of cheap deaths that will likely drive you nuts.

Here you will face big groups of zombies. Typically you’ll swing your weapon 4-5 times, run out of stamina, and die since you can’t fight back. Other times you’ll engage a managable group only to have zombies magically spawn right behind you and punch you to death.

Its hard not to notice how wimpy your character is. There’s also no mechanism for defense. What winds up happening this early in the game is you get overwhelmed and die a lot. Usually because of the lame stamina system and how it runs out on you.

After dying a ton, I decided on avoiding all conflict sprinting everywhere stopping to jump on a car as I ran out of stamina. This came with a new problem: clumsy physics. Somehow jumping on a car’s hood is a challenge without running and jumping straight at it.

Somehow its really easy to slip off and get killed by the horde following you around. Cheap deaths like this make Dead Island very not fun. And this is despite the fact you usually respawn right where you die the only penalty being losing money.

My next major issue deals with Dead Island’s bugs. This game has been given its final patch and there are tons of them STILL. The most obvious is the inventory system which ought to anger everyone. I’ve had weapons I just modded vanish on me.

There is also a bug that makes you drop guns if you mod more ammo than you can hold. I lost 2 myself. I’ve had inventory spaces wasted from carrying 2 groups of molis or med kits the game was too stupid to add together.

I had a lot of problems with my equipped weapon where it would switch to another for no reason. Usually it switches to fists. In the middle of a fight. Its absurd to know these bugs are still there. Its even more insulting to know the game originally shipped with worse bugs and had a $60 price tag.

My third major issue with Dead Island is the on-line. The game’s default lets anyone join your game. I hope you have friends, because the on-line community (on the 360 at least) sucks. Its rare to have someone to actually cooperate with you.

Most of the people I encountered were either young children or griefers who would intentionally kill you or try to corrupt your game. The co-op is also buggy in that it can mess up your in game story progress.

These are my major grievances with Dead Island. If I had more space, I’d comment more on the flimsy RPG aspect. About how crude and tacked on the RPG elements are. How cliched it is (most quests are fetch quests).

About how lame and cliched the story is and how the characters are mostly racist stereotypes (the black guy is a thug gangsta whose specialty is blunt weapons. HAHA! GET IT? BLUNT? HE CRITS FOR 420 DAMAGE).

Lots more stuff, but covering the broken stuff took up all my review space. Dead Island is painfully average at its very best, but very amateur overall. The game has poor design choices that work against it.

Then there’s the horrid programming. It honestly confuses me how the internet keeps insisting Dead Island is good when its extremely mediocre and weak. Its undeserving of the crazy praise it gets.

The #Battlefield series never fails to entertain. Unlike #CoD, Battlefield simulates warfare on a large scale. The campaign modes are not great but the multiplayer gameplay is epic. The maps are huge and rich in places to hide, play sniper or ambush.

Players can also command or ride in numerous vehicles including tanks, APC’s, Jeep’s, fighter jets, attack helicopters and boats. Most armed to the teeth. Where CoD has a more of an arcade feel, Battlefield plays more like a wartime simulation.

Vivid, beautifully rendered and every match plays very differently. Players can configure numerous weapons and classes and can specialize in becoming better at assaulting targets, supporting operations and becoming a deadly sniper.

The game is also a memory hog and will always play better on newer faster systems.

I can sum up why “Battlefield 3” didn’t “hit the mark” for me in just a few words. IT WOULD NOT LOAD UP ON MY WINDOWS 7 HOME PREMIUM COMPUTER. On your review options above, I had to choose simply between the graphics being “Good” or “Bad.

” I chose “Good” from my viewing examples of the game in progress on “U-Tube” and from various written reviews of the game. Also, as I already owned (and successfully play) the excellent “Battlefield 2 – Bad Company” I assumed (sadly very wrongly) that “Battlefield 3” would be similar in its ease of loading and playing.

This strongly led me to purchase “Battlefield 3. ” What a disappointment! In conclusion. I think that the games manufacturers and programmers are increasingly rushing out games without sorting the “glitches” out.

It is such a shame when in many cases, the previous series of the games worked perfectly. Sadly, I’ve been put off buying any secondhand games that were produced after 2010. Fortunately, I do have over a dozen perfectly workable F.

P. S games I can still enjoy! Yours sincerely,.

Let me start this off that I am not a fanboy of any specific shooter, just good games. I have both xbox 360 and PS3 and am unbiased in my reviews as I enjoy both for different reasons. On to the review.

First, I have no idea what all the negative reviews are for. The game isn’t without a few flaws, but in no way warrants a 1 star review. This is EA’s blockbuster shooter that’s set to compete with Infinity Wards MW3 for the calendar year of 2011.

A lot of time an energy went into the game (and they even released multiple betas on all platforms to ensure they were meeting their customer’s demands). Here is what you need to know: Game Specifications: – The game ships on multiple discs.

– Disc 1: CO-OP/Multiplayer/High Resolution Textures (requires 1. 5GB for the installation of the high resolution textures if you want them (THEY ARE OPTIONAL)) – Disc 2: Campaign – Thoughts: The game is enormous and can’t be fit onto one disc.

This isn’t necessarily a bad thing. You’re trying to run a game on hardware that’s 5-6 years old. Due to the restriction of DVD sizes, compromises had to be made. I’m OK with this and you should be too.

If you have a 4GB console, you may have to opt out of using the high resolution textures. However, the game can still be played without them; it’s just not as pretty. Multiplayer Review: Good: – The main reason many people buy this game is for the multiplayer, which I can say as a Battlefield Veteran that this doesn’t fall shy of expectations.

It plays similar to Battlefield Bad Company 2, which is a good thing. The settings were tweaked from the initial beta release. It isn’t call of duty, so don’t expect it to play that way. It’s slightly slower, meaning that decision have a greater impact to the game.

If you play Need for Speed games, then you know what you’re getting. Even though this older one doesn’t have as good a story mode as recent outings, the gameplay remains smooth and the upgrade system is fun.

Graphics (of course) aren’t as good as Microsoft’s Forza series, but they are still (today) more than good enough to deliver. The police chases, as always, are the draw. Here, you get to play both sides.

Recommended!.

Need for Speed: Rivals is a fun, open-world racing game that has you either joining the law to shut down the illegal racers that cruise the streets of Redview County, or become a racer yourself and try to avoid the police.

The graphics are beautiful, and the gameplay is fun and exciting, for sure. The largest issue I have with this 2013 installment of the NFS series – and this is totally just a personal preference – sometimes, when you collide with something in the environment, whether this be a fellow car, a lightpole or the like, the game takes away your control over your vehicle and forces you to sit there for a few seconds and stare at your motionless ride – while the rest of the world ticks on in the background, which means you can be busted by cops if they swarm you during this time, or get wrecked as oncoming enemy vehicles collide with you.

It’s a minor frustration, especially when it costs me all of my hard-earned points, but I’m admittedly not great at driving in this game anyways. If you’re looking for a NFS game for your modern system, I hear some of the newer offerings like Payback or Heat have even more options for your cars and a more in-depth story.

But Rivals does more than enough for those that just want to zoom around an open world, like myself.

After only very recently bothering to unwrap and play through (in order) NFS Hot Pursuit and then NFS Most Wanted, I decided it was high time to acquire NFS Rivals for my PS3 and give it a spin. As you can appreciate, this game, being made AFTER the aforementioned duo, had high expectations placed upon it, especially as – NFS Hot Pursuit, in particular – was thoroughly excellent.

However, I was disappointed by this game, right from the outset. First thing to raise my eyebrow; the requirement for a mandatory install. Both other previous titles had excellent visuals throughout (MW especially) and required zero installation.

Naturally, I presumed that this would be required due to the immense graphics, textures and details I was going to be subjected to(?!) Secondly, the load times are horrendously painful. No elaboration required.

Thirdly and, this is the big one: visuals. The graphical presentation is terrible. Rough as hell, I don’t mind saying. If you remember, when you tried to go ‘back’ and play a PS2 game via SCART on your shiny new 42″ HD Panel when you first bought it? Yeah, very reminiscent of that effect, visually.

The game VERY often runs at sub 30fps (I doubt it ever really reaches it) and the visuals actually make the game hard to look at when your trying to play it! Migraine inducing tbh. I will say, in fairness, when the framerate is up to scratch (rarely) the game actually feels and plays alright.

After the great job Criterion did with the last two NFS titles though (opinions vary, but they were at least, graphically accomplished and gameplay was good) this is a massive step back. I have since had chance to experience the PS4 version and, although the game seems to lack any personality and is as dull as dishwater, the visuals are at least very nice and the game plays well enough.

Just a bland ‘we can’t possibly lose’ mix of Most Wanted & Hot Pursuit rolled into one. If you could be bothered to read this far, do yourself a favour and either: 1) Buy or revisit NFS Hot Pursuit or NFS Most Wanted 2) Buy NFS Rivals for PS4 instead The PS3 version is reminiscent of all those leading developer/publisher titles (EA, Ubi, Acti, etc) released at the end of generation for all consoles; a shoddy, quickly ported, “will have to do” cash grab.

If you really have to. then you have to. But you’ve been warned: honestly, just avoid it.

I’m a huge Atlus fan, so in my biased opinion, this game is AMAZING! This game is Puzzle meets Psychological Horror meets Romance meets Visual Story. Graphics are good, not great, but it’s Xbox 360. There weren’t 4K graphics at this time.

They’re really good for its time. Story was compelling from start to end for me. I haven’t found time to do every alternate ending though, so it could be different depending on how you play. Gameplay was somewhat repetitive, but gradually more challenging, which was enough to keep me second-guessing every move in later levels, but running out of time to care if I made a mistake or two and just hope for the best.

It was super challenging at times and made me scream in agony at how difficult a few of the puzzles were (I failed 34 times on one of them before rage quitting, where I came back the next day to fail probably another 20-30 times before actually getting it).

So all in all, not a great relaxing puzzle game like Bejeweled, this game will make you cry and you’ll like it in a weird way. I feel like this is another crazy amazing game from the twisted minds at Atlus, and can’t find too much to harp on as far as complaints go.

The controls are easy enough, although as rushed as this game makes you, you’re bound to mess up and instead of climbing up a block you’re dangling off of, you’ll mistakenly press the drop button and plummet to your untimely death where you’ll then sit and think about if you should click Continue for the 20th time or simply rethink your meaningless existence as you sit there staring at your TV with a bag of Doritos next to you that you thought you might munch on, but couldn’t because you couldn’t free your hands from your controller for half a second because that half a second would have meant your video game character might die, but you still died, and now you haven’t even eaten a third Dorito, and your mouth is screaming just one more, but so is your brain on if you should click that Continue button, so you’re left confused and upset.

Definitely recommend!!.

Another great title from Atlus. Catherine is a must play for any gamer. Its very unique and original. There has never been another made like it. The story is fascinating with a fantastic cast of great characters and addicting, equally challenging gameplay that can get frustrating at times, especially the boss levels but that shouldn’t stop anyone from enjoying.

Plus u will spend hours playing as it has different endings in story mode and extras to unlock. Its a real shame this game kinda flew under the radar as it is a real blast to play. It is a definite must have for any collector.

Very unique game. The story line is just fluff for the puzzle aspect. I ended up skipping over most of the story and just getting on with the puzzles. The story graphics are a bit explicit for a sexy genre game, but also classy and funny.

The puzzle is a sequence of dreams where your avatar has to climb various shifting block towers; by analogy the endless climb and evolution of his life. Abstract strange monsters of emotions and morality attack, different kinds of blocks operate with different mechanics and properties, techniques for building and navigating stairways must be mastered, and sheep constantly give advice and interfere.

The puzzles are difficult and challenging. You need patience to figure them out. Be careful not to save over your game settings, the slot identifiers are unclear, or else you will be playing the same levels over and over again.

Expect that it may take 100 attempts to climb a single tower. The hard setting is really really hard. If you like concentration and pattern games like pacman or tetris, then this game is loads of fun.

Have been looking for months for this game and finally found it on your website. Love playing it and the disc was in great condition. For a used game it’s almost like I bought it brand new

I’ve owned this for a few months and I still keep playing it. Its a great game to go back to after a while and race. I’m not even close to finishing and I’ve had so much fun playing it. The only downside I find was that its not like the original most wanted.

It has the cop chases and decent cars but all upgrades are done through winning races (which I think is a bit silly) and there is no money system. But in my opinion its mostly made up for in the massive map, cop chases aren’t too bad after a couple of minutes in a chase, better AI, good cars and user friendliness.