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Surely Electronic Arts paid a pretty penny for the much ballyhooed NFL licensing exclusivity, so you can't really blame them for using it at every turn. You can blame them for using it so very badly. PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox, Xbox 360
Also known as "Wolverine and Friends," Marvel Ultimate Alliance does, indeed, have a lot to marvel about. Ultimately, however, it smacks of been-here, done-this, got-the-t-shirt, washing-my-car-with-it. PlayStation 2, Xbox
With Family Guy for PS2, the tone and humor is pretty much dead-on, but two-thirds of gameplay, to quote one of the show's more memorable lines, has "a weenie like a Christmas-tree light." PlayStation 2, Xbox, Xbox 360
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 is pretty much the same old same old, which, fortunately, still makes for same old addictive golf greatness. PlayStation 2, Xbox
"Improvement" is a word that can be loosely associated with NASCAR 07 for PlayStation2 and Xbox. But while there are things that make it marginally better then NASCAR 06, none of it is a particularly big deal. Lego Star Wars II The Original Trilogy GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox
Though essentially the same game as Lego Star Wars II The Original Trilogy for Xbox 360, the GameCube, PlayStation2 and Xbox versions of the game just don't quite measure up, mainly in the graphics department. GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox
Though graphically inferior to its bug-riddled Xbox 360 counterpart, Madden NFL 07 for the current general consoles (GameCube, PS2, Xbox) is a slightly deeper football game--despite little advancement from the previous year’s version. PlayStation 2, Xbox
More established racing series like Gran Turismo or Burnout are respectively more intricate and polished than FlatOut 2, but this is the only game that can actually make you laugh out loud. See all Xbox Articles in the Archives New News
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Angry about that busted cell phone sitting in your garbage can? Chad Sapieha suggests you have only yourself -- and perhaps the rest of our gadget-obsessed culture -- to blame.
Not much new gaming to be found at retail during the outdoor days of summer, but your online virtual game malls have some decent stuff to offer. Some crap, too.
As downloadable casual console games go, last month saw the expected simplicity of block-breaking games and interactive screen savers, but also the deceptively cheery and frightfully addictive Xbox Live Arcade puzzle, RooGoo, which looks like cognitive skills program for toddlers, but is so not.
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