Turok - X-Box 360 Game - Angled Doors Reviews

 I've been a big fan of Turok Dinosaur Hunter for a long time now. I grew up on the comics. I've played a few of the video game versions of this franchise but never really liked them. That has changed. This version has a good story, great voice actors, good graphics. Enjoyable game-play. It's easy to control your character and the game isn't too simple or too hard to get through. Lots of cool weapons to choose from. You can load up with the big firepower or you can sneak up and cut someone's throat. Lots of dinosaurs. If your not careful they will get you, but you can also lure them in to attack your enemies. The coolest part of the game is the on-line function. Lots of maps and several game styles to choose from. You can play with up to 16 people at once. It's like Halo with dinosaurs thrown in the mix. Also, you can purchase more maps through X-Box live for only 400 Microsoft points.

- Xtoph

The Club - X-Box 360 Game - Angled Doors Review

 Not much of a plot or any story on this one, but that doesn't matter. It's a lot of fun gameplay. Basically you are a member of the club. A bunch of rich pricks with guns that want to hunt something that can hunt back. You get to choose form a handful of characters, all of which have different stats and play a little differently. You go through a bunch of levels and have different types of gameplay. All a lot of fun, but the real fun is, as always, the online play. Up to 15 real time opponents. Plus if you don't have online access you can play with up to four of your buddies in a split screen mode. Worth checking out.

- Xtoph

Scene It? - X-Box 360 Game - Angled Doors Review

 Our family was always a fan of the board game scene it. We are movie addicts. I picked up Scene it for the X-box 360 to give it a try. Hit it off even more than the board game. It's great. It comes with 4 big button controllers that are laid out so easy that even my mother can play with us. Plus, I can play single player when no one else is around. One of the great things is if you have a gamer profile set up on your X-box for everyone. Nobody will get the same question twice... even when they pick up to play a few weeks later. The X-box will remember what all questions everyone has received.  This game is a hit!

- Xtoph

Ninja Gaiden 2 - X-Box 360 Game - Angled Doors Review

 I'll admit, at first I was disappointed with this game. I was hoping for some on-line interaction with my friends. I can compare my scores with them on the leaderboards... but I know I'll always be last. However compared to the last Ninja Gaiden game I played for the regular X-box this has stepped up in leaps. Graphics are amazing. The gameplay has improved greatly. I can control my character so much easier. Lots of weapons for me to choose from. I can customize my character form battle to battle. Choosing what weapons to use and I have the ability to buy upgrades at various points through-out the game. I love this game because, while the game play is difficult, it's not too difficult. I remember on the last one I was never able to defeat the first boss. Lame. It
does have some cool X-Box live features too. Customize your Ninja with different costume packs for only 200 microsoft points each and all new mission modes for 800 microsoft points. This game was definitely worth my purchase.

 - Xtoph

Marvel Ultimate Alliance - X-Box 360 Game - Angled Doors Review

 Marvel Ultimate Alliance is probably the coolest all ages game I have played on the 360. It's not too dark and gritty for my nephews like a lot of my super-hero stuff is, but it's also not too "kiddie" for me to enjoy, like some of the super-hero games I've played have been. The gameplay and graphics in this are reminiscent of the arcades I played growing up. I'm totally digging it. You can choose your own team from a bunch of different Marvel characters. Unlock new characters as you play or purchase some from the Live Marketplace. Each character has four different costumes. Like the Hulk for example, you can play The Hulk with the purple pants, Hulk from issue 1, Planet Hulk, or my personal favorite... Joe Fixit. That's when Hulk was grey, wore a suit and tie and worked in Vegas. Each character has several versions, which in turn can make them other characters. (ie: Iron Man, War Machine) This also has online gameplay, which I have not got to check out yet, but apparently you can go through the entire mission with your buddies. There are several versions of this game. The Regular Edition, the Forza 2 dual pack (This one is the regular edition and Forza 2, a race car game) and then the Gold Edition which has some of the bonus characters you can purchase on live for the regular edition already programmed in.

- Xtoph

Gears Of War - X-Box 360 Game - Angled Doors Review

 This is probably the most addictive game I've played for the X-box 360. Great graphics. All the characters look bad-ass. Wicked looking bad guys. Game control is good. I like some of the abilities available that other shooters don't have. It was a tough game to beat, but it was a fun challenge that I had to keep going back too 'til I was done. Has online gameplay too.

- Xtoph

Devil May Cry 4: Collector's Edition - X-Box 360 Game - Angled Doors Review

 Cocky anime characters with big guns and bad-ass swords. This entry in the series brings a new character, Nero. A lot like Dante, but the cool thing about this character is his "Devil Bringer" arm. Fan's of Dante need not worry though. You get to play as both characters throughout the game. This collector's edition came in a "steelbook" metal case with a bonus dvd that included a "making of" documentary and a few other extras, plus a copy of ADV Film's Devil May Cry: The Animated Series Disc 1 on DVD. This has the first 4 episodes of the awesome anime series.

- Xtoph

Condemned: Criminal Origins - X-Box 360 Game - Angled Doors Review

 This is the creepiest game I have ever played. I loved it. It's got the right blend of eerie music and settings... It's kind of like if the movie Se7en was a game. This game has a great blend of action and puzzle solving. You play as FBI agent Ethan Thomas, who hunts down serial killers. This time around, there is a serial killer who targets serial killers. A lot of fun and pretty addictive. Worth checking out.

- Xtoph

Conan - X-Box 360 Game - Angled Doors Review

 Robert E. Howard's classic character brought to life for you to control. Similar to God Of War, but it's Conan. Lot's of weapons and you can buy moves and upgrade your character. But most importantly: Blood, Boobs and Gore. That's what makes it Conan. Dig it.

- Xtoph