Best Flight Simulator Xbox 360 (2024 Updated)

I am new to the Virtua Fighting Series; however, Virtua Fighter 5 is a refreshing change from other well-known fighting games such as Tekken, Street Fighter, and Dead or Alive. I am a big fan of fighting games and have thoroughly enjoyed Virtua Fighter 5.

A key strength of Virtua Figther 5 is its unique fighting styles pertaining to the well designed characters in the game. The mix of characters offer a diverse range of fighting styles including jujitsu, Mantis Style, Monkey Style, Wrestling (both conventional and lucha libre), kick-boxing, Drunken fist, and more which helps differentiate it from other fighting games which cover more conventional martial arts.

Secondly, Virtua Fighter 5 presents itself with extremely well-defined and realistic graphics for both the fighters and the beautiful locations where the fights take place (by waterfall, on a beach, under the sakura blossoms, in a dojo and more).

Thirdly, Virtua Fighter 5 adds elements of realism by factoring in the characters’ weights which impact the amount of damage they receive when falling, and being subject to particular attacks from varying opponents of all shapes and sizes.

Virtua Fighter also includes an Arcade Mode which enables vast customisation by fighting numerous AI opponents in arcade-style battles and tournaments which offer bonus items and cash to purchase costumes and accessories for your fighter.

Lastly, Virtua Fighter 5 is fun to play with friends as a friendly competition and still includes traditional fighting mechanics based on strategic combat, timing, countering, stringing combos for both High/Mid/Low attacks; so, you can’t rely on button mashing to win your matches.

Overall, an enjoyable game, especially with the company of others, and a definite keeper for collectors and connoisseurs of fighting games :-).

one of my favorite games in my favorite genre. and despite it’s age it holds up really well. not as shiny or cool or flashy as tekken, soul calibur or street fighter series but easily as good when it comes to polish and balance.

i wish this series was still around for next gen consoles. i’m glad i got to play this game again after my xbox 360 crapped out. and xb1 only made VF5 FS playable which is inferior to this version of the game in every way.

Virtua Fighter 5 is good fighting game. You don’t have to be an expert of the genre to enjoy it. In fact, there are many different characters to select from that will appeal to beginners who want to mash buttons to get a win, and characters who will appeal to the expert player that can carefully tap in the correct sequence of buttons and win that way.

That said, this game is a fighter, and a fighter only. The story line is minimal. It’s best played with friends as the replay value is low unless you want to master techniques of certain characters – and mastering techniques, although rewarding, can be tedious because of the careful timing and odd sequences you’ll need to enter to perform some advanced moves.

The game’s graphics and sound are great. The controls are satisfactory – your character moves as you would expect them to. Beginning moves are executed fairly easily, but the learning curve ramps up steeply when you’re trying to perform advanced movements.

The load times are tolerable. This game would be even better if they would develop the story line and plot in the game a little more. That would add both interest in the characters and replay value to see different parts of the integrated story line.

If a story line would add replay value, then adding in network play would add even more replay value. Too bad this feature is sorely missing from this game. I think without the ability to fight an opponent over the network, this game does not deserve the excellent rating, but qualifies for a solid good rating with the execution of the other features.

If you like fighting games, it is a solid buy, but if you’re just mildly into the genre, then there are probably other games out there that will compete well against this game.

I seem to remember this getting some negative reviews when it came out so I held off buying it. The only reason I don’t regret that decision now is that I managed to get it cheaper. It’s worth full price though.

A great game and a worthy sequel to Heroes of the Pacific. There’s even RNZAF missions voiced by New Zealand voice actors. Unfortunately these days the online multi-player is pretty much non-existent but the single player experience makes it worth buying.

If you’re on the fence about this one then get it, I can’t imagine why you wouldn’t like it. And I can’t imagine why I talked myself out of getting it. I can only say I’m glad I have it now.

this game is extremly realistic its like you are there,particulatly good is the section over dover every thing looks right, if your a second world war fan its as good as it gets.

This is a challenging game with great environments and landscapes. A fun flight game with gravity! It has a wide variety of planes to fly. It also has lots of WW2 footage, and newsreel type of missions.

I love a flight game that lets you take off from the ground, then fly to your objectives. The only negative is the length of the missions, which is common among most flight games. All in all this is a very good, fun game with hours and hours of enjoyment.

This is pretty much like Mario Kart in SNES or Crash Team Racing and Chocobo Racing in PS1. The main difference is in the fact that this is based on Aerial Fights or Race. You can design your own planes and upgrade your plane’s power with special stuff that you unlock as you complete Boss missions.

You can also design your own character and make it as cute and kiddish as you want to. Each plane has a default machine gun weapon that can overheat, and for non racing session, you can fire missiles with your planes.

If you go around the fighting/racing area, you can find power ups/special weapon like Orbital Satellite and F-Beam and other cool stuff you can fire at your opponent and KO them, but everyone respawned anyway, until timer reaches zero.

In some missions, you’d be challenged to race/fight without power/special weapon and the area you play is really cool with all kinds of tunnels and secret areas for picking up special weapons. The only thing I dislike about the game is when I race, I’ve got to go through a certain checkpoint at quite a precise spot, though game-wise this make sense.

This is type of game thats hard to find in PS3 after leaving SNES and PS1. If you are fond of Mario Kart, Crash Team Racing, and Chocobo Racing, you probably enjoy this game, the aerial fight and customization features adds a totally new flavor to this kind of game.

Fun story line and great condition game but it wasn’t what I was expecting. Definitely different. Wouldn’t recommend for people that enjoy MySims regular, kingdom, or agents. Good game though.

bought this as a Christmas gift and so far I haven’t heard any complaints about the game. I wish i had a more thorough review to write on the game itself, but i bought this for kids and don’t play the Nintendo DS myself.

I bought this for my 9 yr old son. This was his favorite DS game he got for Christmas. He says it is really fun!.

Best series ever created for the Skate genre; it blows Tony Hawk out of the water! The Skate franchise revolutionized the skating games forever. So realistic and playability is spot on.

Skate 2 is one of the best games on consoles. Even if you’re not into skateboarding, this game flows so good and it’s smoothness, places to skateboard and all the world of San Vanelona (game’s city) feels so right that it’s impossible not to enjoy.

The game simulates a real skateboard, the physics, the handling and all the feeling of hitting that trick right or, even the “feel”, of failing and crashing into a wall, a rail, a person or a car. You’ll have definetely a lot of fun with this game, the city is a joy and the satisfaction of hitting a “fancy” flip into a rail slide, than finishing it with a 360 ollie and landing it perfectly is priceless.

Even when you finish the game you’ll come back ’cause it’s simple awesome!! It also has some “sad” parts (like every game has), sometimes the physics don’t respond too well, and you’ll see your skater flying away, also the camera can be a bother and the fellow that are recording every move you make can be annoying.

Perhaps – and I’m not saying it’s a bad thing – the only “problem” of this game is that it’s too real and you can get frustated by doing 30 times de same move to finally be able to hit that sick line.

But it’s just a matter of patience and practice, and it’s totally up to you to decide if it’s a problem or a joy. All in all, just get this game and play it! It’s surely a 9 ou of 10!.

I grew up on the Tony Hawk series for n64 and ps2. Though I like to think I can adapt to controls and gameplay quickly, it is kinda hard for me to do in Skate 2. I feel it is more difficult to complete air grabs in half pipes, etc and extremely easy to do flip tricks and grinding.

The controls are very tricky because Tony Hawk, all you had to do is ollie before any kind of trick, whether it was an air grab, grind or flip trick. For Skate 2, ollies are strictly for doing flip tricks and grinds.

In order get enough momentum to complete air grabs in a half pipe you use the left analog stick along with the right analog stick, plus L2 and R2. Sometimes it seems I don’t have enough fingers! Also, in Tony Hawk, I always used to complete 10,000 point combos left and right! But so far (5 Hours into the game) the highest was 1,000.

Which is disappointing. There are really great aspects to the game like being able to get off your board and climb stairs. You can also move just about anything to set up cool jumps, etc. There are a lot more cars and people to interact with, including “No Skate” zones where guards chase you down.

It is a lot more realistic than Tony Hawk gameplay, but I am still adjusting. There are a lot of locations you can skate, it is basically an open atmosphere. You don’t have to complete “levels” you can do whatever you want.

You can also “teleport” to locations. Overall, I think this game is good so far. If the controls were easier to adapt to, it would give it 5 stars.

Bought this for my grandsons, ages 9 & 10, and they love it. They enjoy the challenges, the speed, the scenery, sound and they feel they are actually doing the driving. Plus they fact that there are so many different vehicles to drive! It provides lots of fun, and the best part is that it’s appropriate for younger kids.

I’m extremely awful at games but I enjoy this. My eight year old son and I will take turns playing this. It’s unlike any racing games we’ve played together. We have a lot of fun together.

Great game . Love the graphics, bought for my 5 year old nephew and he loves it once he figure out how to stay in the road

I use to play this with my young boys. It was fun and easy for them to catch on. Very fun memories. It is a reasonable price now.

My grandson really appreciate this game. This game keeps him chellingin his self.

It is a very good game for all ages. Great graphics. Only dissapointment is that it is one player only, but it is still an excellent buy and best price here.

This was a great purchase. The game is in great condition, and plays like new. Absolute 5 star!!

I liked it. It was just what I wanted. Good graphics and mission game play was good

The yoke itself is very good for commercial aviation. It’s solidly built with a good resistance to aileron and pitch control, but do install the extra supplied spring. It does however have a slight deadzone at the centre, which is not completely satisfactory, but manageable.

This makes it less appealing for hand flying general aviation aircraft – the Honeycomb Alpha is better for this application. The yoke will also not mount to certain desks which have a thick inner support, but I’m guessing this won’t be the case for most people.

The throttle is, to be honest merely, adequate. It works but the throttle axes are not well calibrated out of the box, meaning there’s slight difference in the throttle levers position for equal thrust in multi engine aircraft.

Again it’s manageable but does spoil the immersion somewhat. All in all I’m happy, but there are issues as described that prevents a full 5 star rating. That said I’m sure most people will enjoy this product, and it will bring an extra level on immersion to your flight sim adventures.

Pros: It has a overall great feeling,with good weight and excellent overall control. Cons: It would be nice if you could have both the flaps and the speed break on one quadrant without having to buy another.

Also, on Xbox it is difficult to assign the throttle to two engines for quad engined planes.

It’s fantastic! The feeling is quite professional professional, very complete and ergonomic. Ideal for long-haul flights. how package is very good since it comes with the quadrant too, A little expensive but complete.

Definitely worth it.

Dishonored plays like a lot of other first person sneak and slash games. What sets it apart is a deep and illustrious atmosphere as well as a slew of options for character advancement. There are several chapters to Dishonored, and the story does a good job of keeping the player interested in the development of the PC and the NPCs he regularly interacts with.

The world is open to a limited extent – the levels don’t feel too cramped or restrictive, but of course it’s not a completely open RPG world. Those who wish for a lot of achievements will find just that, with optional pacifist playthroughs, ghosting achievements and the like.

Graphics-wise, the game won’t be remembered as the most advanced title among its peers, but for what it’s worth, the graphics don’t detract from the impression as a whole. However, the game does get a bit repetitive.

The enemies can become predictable – which is to some extent intended for a sneaky game. But jumping from rooftops and assassinating the guards to a stately dinner stays exciting for only so long. The Game of the Year edition offers additional content, which may be of interest to the more competitively minded player, or to those who want to experience the entire universe of Dishonored.

Similar to Deus Ex: Human Revolution, for example, the add-ons are not necessary to feel a sense of completion and accomplishment when the credits roll, but they do make for some entertaining hours spent with the game.

To compare it again to a game with similar mechanics but a vastly different setting, I found Deus Ex more rewarding and immersive, but I don’t regret buying Dishonored. I can recommend it as an enjoyable title to play through over the holidays, for example.

I actually only bought THIS item because I had bought the game before and lost the code. I haven’t even opened it so this review is based on the GOTY edition I have, and have played. The game is wonderful, I enjoyed every moment of it.

The only complaints I can give, and it’s a minor one that can be corrected is that the “Choke” button and the “attack” button are the same so you may want to choke someone for a stealth run and end up alerting the person because you attacked.

Once changed to another key, the issue was solved. It’s not an easy game to play if you intend to do full stealth and I had to look at a few “let’s plays” to figure it out but i got through it with only 2 kills throughout the entire thing and that was only because I tranquilized someone and they fell off the roof :(.

What a great game. The fact that you can run through with different methods and endings each time is great. It’s not just 2 endings (good or bad) either. Your very actions till the end determine how the game plays out.

Your actions during the game also make a huge different, in both the endings and how future levels play out. I love how you can go no kill, all kill, total stealth, or just screw stealth and kill everyone in open combat.

The possibilities are endless and the story is amazing too. As you go through, hearing characters talk really helps to paint a picture of the kind of world you are playing in. Rich characters complain about petty things such as what to wear or gossip about other rich people they dislike, while servants will talk about their struggles, such as what their employers force them to do.

From the city to the slums, NPCs each have their own distinct personalities. 10/10 would definitely recommend playing.

I play all kinds of games except sport ones. In this game there are some rather challenging parts which, while that’s the point, there isn’t time for a recon or a breath; fighting one boss, I can see more ammo, but am I allowed to get to it? No.

If the boss is allowed a laser beam that is on me 100% of the fight and I’m not allowed to pick up some ammo, forget it. That’s not how I want to play. How did I beat her. ? I was so frustrated I ran at her and didn’t let her get any distance to shoot me.

I was actually surprised by the result. But then came the next one; your suit gives you the ability to jump and hover and I jumped every time the monster threw ice at me, intending to jump over it. it got me every time; bad luck? bad judgement? or meant to be like that? Whatever.

I did not finish the game.

I’m really surprised at Capcom with this one. Though this disc ended up damaged, I read other reviews and from the descriptions, it’s more movies than playtime. I believe it because less than 1/2 the DVD was burned.

I bought the Lost Planet 2 online from Microsoft, and though it’s a challenging game, it’s way too short. All of the sections can be completed in less than 1/2 hour to 45 minutes. This is not what I expect from Capcom when I compare it to the Resident Evil series (especially RE6 and RE Revelations).

Granted, it’s a much older game, but I don’t think it’s worth the money unless you can get it for really cheap AND I would recommend the sequel, Lost Planet 2 over this version.

I’ll start off by stating that I’m a huge fan of Capcom and the Xbox 360 and I had been anticipating this title for some time. Sadly the game failed to live up to my expectations and a lot of the hype surrounding it.

First and foremost it should be noted that the game is beautiful. It’s a technical marvel from the highly detailed VS’s that you pilot to the wind whipped snow your eyes will be watering from the graphical intensity of the game.

Unfortunately amazing graphics don’t always equal fun and engaging gameplay. Basically Lost Planet can be summed up as a “next-gen” arcade shooter. Stages are generally made up of “missions” that require you to battle your way through the various Akrid or Snow Pirate infested areas to fight an end-stage boss.

The enemies remind me a lot of the insects from the movie Starship Troopers and are fairly inventive at times, though just like the Snow Pirates they feel more like cannon-fodder than anything else. They all display limited a.

i. and often stand around while you gun down their buddies right next to them. Controls are fairly spot on, though for some reason your character you control runs at an agonizingly slow pace and the slightest hit from and enemy has him reeling to the ground where you’ll probably spend 3/4 of the game.

And what’s worse when you stand up the enemy is usually waiting to knock you right back down again. This is especially prevalent in the boss battles and gets frustrating to the point of wanting to hurl your controller through the wall.

Storyline wise the game is pretty nonsensical Japanese fare. Your father was killed by an Akrid named “Green Eye” and you’ve forgotten your memory and now you must attempt to regain it by helping a small band of snow pirates intent on destroying all the Akrid Hives on the planet.

Fairly unoriginal stuff, but then that’s a lot of the stories in games these days. Multiplayer over Xbox Live is a fun diversion, but don’t expect this to take the place of RB6: Vegas or GRAW 2 it just doesn’t hold up that well.

The biggest annoyance is the fact that your character runs entirely too slow for the past paced nature of the game and the fact that some of the maps are so huge you’ll often wander for minutes until you find the battle only to be killed and spent back to the spawn point miles from the battle.

Also the lobby system in the game is a pain even though Capcom released a patch for it you still can’t change game types, pick starting weapons, or change maps without destroying the room and having to re-invite all your friends again.

Overall if you can look past the games imperfections and appreciate it for it’s beauty you’ll have a good time, just don’t expect something along the lines or RE4 or other Capcom hits because they’ve released better.

Being an obvious fan of THPS and every other game TH has, Skate was supposed to be a fork in the road that I was eager to take. to get right down to it,the controls are real clunky. I know that i am really used to TH games but the flip stick is hard to gauge.

your timing has to be 100% perfect to do a grind or ollie on a ledge, etc. even though the game’s creators claim that the controls are better, you still have 4-5 buttons that have to be used to nail a trick.

personally i dont like to the control stick as a trick button. you have to have perfect angles to do the trick, otherwise you just end up doing ollies or something you completly didnt want to do. the graphics are awesome and the challenges are a welcomed change to that of TH games.

overall, the game and controls take some getting used to, like hours and hours of gameplay. but i would assume after you have MASTERED the flip stick or whatever its called, you’ll enjoy and forget about TH.

The mechanics in Skate are marvelous to one such as myself, with the only skating games behind me being from the Tony Hawk franchise. Focusing tricks with the right analog stick, grabs with the left and right triggers, and accelerating with the ‘A’ button, pulling off impressive stunts comes off naturally.

The environment is gorgeous for being a skating game, reminding me of Mirror’s Edge more so than anything else I can think of. This franchise has certainly pulled many gamers away from the THPS tour with its innovation and realism; it allows skates to pull off tricks on the ground, every trick can be performed right away without having to fill up a silly bar, and customizing your skaters appearance with real merchandise from skating brands are all features that are new to this game type.

Complaints would obviously be with the realism employed by having a camera low and behind you, mimicking someone trailing you with a camcorder but annoying you if there is ever more than two objects in your immediate surrounding.

Also, you will find that it sometimes takes 15 failures before you succeed at a mission. Lastly, your enemies will be curbs and facing into walls, since the game gives you a bit too much difficulty in navigating either.

I would recommend buying Skate, even if you only play it for a few hours and throw it in your video game shelf. Try to aim for $15 – $20 if you find one on ebay.

First, let me get the few flaws out of the way. The game has an annoying camera angle, and sometimes it can get very frustrating that you’re not able to get off your skateboard and walk (like in Tony Hawk’s Underground).

But it’s not too hard to get over the flaws once make your first ollie. The feeling of accomplishing an ollie with a flick of a joystick rather than a button is thrilling. You’ll quickly (relatively) pick up on gameplay as you go along the very large are of “San Van”.

In just a few hour to a couple days, you’ll be flawlessly pulling of 3,000 point combos. All in all, Skate is an excellent game. If the developers spend a little more time actually playing the game themselves, they would have figured out how frustrating it is to not be able to walk up the stairs by getting off your skateboard, and actually have to skateboard all the way around a building just to try the same trick over the staircase.

This isn’t a very comprehensive review, but to anyone on the fence about purchasing this product, I’d say that this game will not disappoint. And I have very high expectations for Skate 2 coming out in 2009.

~Blasphemy4kidz.

I am a DJ and I play this with some of my DJ buddies. We have a good time trying to keep up with the game. It is realistic with the turntable controllers and being able to duel add more fun. Sometimes we just use the freeplay option/partymix for our own small parties.

Even if you are not a DJ, or want to build skills without investing in a DJ system first, this will work well for you. It’s also great when you don’t want to pull out your DJ system to practice. So, if you’re thinking about getting one and have a Wii, get this kit.

I highly recommend also getting DJ Hero original game to learn the basics on using this turntable-mixer controller. It has skills yout to get you started. Rock, or Mix On!.

Ok, so i’ve reached that age where the music I grew up with is now called ‘old school’ and where telling people you’re a gamer gets you looks of either pity or disapproval. Neither of these things bother me now that DJ hero is less than fifty quid and I can embarrass my kids as I sit hunched over a pretend turntable and destroy classics like ‘bust a move’, ‘shut ’em down’ and 2Pac’s ‘how do you want it’.

Fortunately, the creaters of DJ Hero haven’t made the same mistake. Some of the tracks are truly sublime and playing the game starts to feel more like you are creating your own mix tape than actually trying to be any good at the game.

The game itself is hugely enjoyable. A very forgiving learning curve and five distinct difficulty settings has meant that my five-year-old, my wife and I can all play without feeling either bored or frustrated.

Online is a bit of a disappointment as there never seems to be anyone around forgiving enough to compete at my humble level, but passing the turntable from one person to the next is still a lot of fun.

The peripheral itself is a fantastic piece of kit. Lightweight, durable and responsive, with in game settings that allow you to recalibrate the deck to your liking, this is one of the best thought out and intuitive add-ons I’ve ever seen (and as I’ve been a gamer for nearly 30 years, I’ve seen a lot).

My only two gripes are these; the crossfader doesn’t have a suitable groove for the middle position (meaning that it is all to possible to more the slider too far and miss that vital multiplier) and using the button closest to the centre for scratching is considerably more difficult without the aid of a stabilising thumb or little finger hugging the edge of the turntable.

I would wholeheartedly recommend this game as a fun journey through hip hop history, a great challenge, with well balanced achievements. If you are hoping for an even spread of musical tastes then you may be disappointed, but after getting used to the controls (and the inevitable RSI that follows), this is a rewarding, accessible and welcome addition to the ‘hero’ franchise.

Now I’m off to un-knot my fingers, “Groundhog” on Expert is beckoning.

Graphics: 3/5 stars Gameplay: 5/5 stars Music: 5/5 stars Overall: 4/5 stars I am sure you have seen this in stores or on TV or have possibly read about it. This is released by ACTIVISION in 2009 in hopes to be a hit like guitar hero or rock band.

It uses a turntable device to imitate a real DJ. I recommend this for anyone that is very coordinated and has video gaming experience. Anyone that has a hard time or beginner is going to have a difficult time fully appreciating this game.

The music however is very entertaining. You can also unlock music and have add ons. The beats are very good. You will get tired of this game after 4-5 hours. Overall it is 4/5 stars. Description Introducing players to an all-new innovative turntable controller, DJ Hero transforms players into DJs who rule the club scene by creating original mixes of popular songs and music from the world’s most exciting artists and DJs.

This game features an amazing variety of music across genres. Using its authentic turntable controller, you spin and scratch more than 100 songs into unique mixes and become the life of the party. Special Features Access Unprecedented Music Variety: Mix and scratch over 100 individual songs, highlighted in over 80 exclusive new mixes that blend genres of music, including hip-hop, electronica, R&B, Motown, pop, and rock.

DJ Hero brings the hottest artists including: Black Eyed Peas, 50 Cent, Justice, Marvin Gaye, Beastie Boys, N. E. R. D, and more. Experience Music in a Revolutionary Way: The DJ Hero turntable controller immerses you into authentic DJ culture allowing you to scratch, cross-fade, and beat match.

Customize your mix with a variety of effects and samples transforming a face in the crowd into the life of the party. Rule the Hottest Parties: Where Guitar Hero brought gamers into the world of rock n roll, DJ Hero brings you into the hottest scenes around.

Party in venues reminiscent of real world locales from around the globe including an ultra plush and sexy Hollywood Hills style mansion to an open air beach club in Ibiza. Party with Your Friends: Features online and offline multiplayer competitive and cooperative modes.

Warnings Lyrics, Mild Suggestive Themes.

I just got the game and played it until I had to go to bed. I even got my best friend to play and this is SO not his type of video game. But this game is just fun! And if you didn’t give rappers props for being able to do this, you will by your 3rd song.

It’s work people. And your shortness of breath will verify that with a quickness. Two words of advice: First, get the bundle with the mic. Multiplayer is MUCH more fun with two mics. Second, be a Hip-Hop lover.

Top 40 fans will only know the hook and this game is about rapping, not singing. Pros: 1 Playlist is hot. Good variety of both old and new popular songs 2 Music sounds awesome. I had to turn down my bass 3 Having the full video as a backdrop was brilliant (made me miss 80’s/90’s MTV), plus you can skip intro/outros if you want 4 Battle and Duet modes are done really well.

Even solo songs split the verses between both players 5 Practice mode is a HUGE help by being broken down into verses and chorus 6 Game doesn’t penalize you for adlibs or doing the original verses which sometimes include curse words.

(all songs in the game are the radio versions) Cons: 1 Lyrics could be a bit larger, especially the upcoming verse 2 Your vocals seem slightly delayed, even after the calibration 3 The music seems pretty background compared to your vocals, even at its loudest setting 4 Seems 3 songs are missing on the Wii version (DMX Ruff Riders Anthem, ONYX Slam, and Kanye West Stronger).

I want those songs. 5 Not sure why Wii is not allowing the additional downloadable songs (19 new songs have already been added) I know that seems like alot of Cons, but they are all very MINOR compared to the fun Hip-Hop Head will have playing this game.

Def Jam did this right and plenty of huge artists will be begging to get on the next version. JD PS: I only gave 3 stars on value because I’d recommend the bundle which includes the game and a mic for only $10 more.

This a very fun karaoke style Hip Hop and Rap game. It features some great songs from the past, as well as some of the hottest most recent hits. It is fun to play in career mode, but the most entertainment comes when you play in party or battle mode with your friends.

A lot of good laughs and excitement. As always, you feel somewhat slighted on the amount of songs and want many more to choose from! The marketplace has about 20-30 songs that you can add to your list, but for about 160 Microsoft points per song.

This doesn’t help you if you do not have a live account!! Cannot wait until they come out with a sequel.

I saw this game in Walmart and was curious about it. I did some research and it looked like a fun game to add to my Wii collection. Before this game, I played my console maybe once every 3-5 months. I love the variety of the track selection, how the game grades u, and the energy the game gives u.

My only dislike is that 3 tracks were left out on the Wii version that ps3/xbox have, but I’m sure its a good reason for that involving safe u can put on a Wii cd, and etc. But because of this game I’m thinking of buying a ps3 or xbox now, so I can have those tracks and be able to download more online (can’t do that with the Wii version either).

Still a happy buyer and player.

The original Xbox, Playstation 2, and Gamecube were my entry systems into the world of Gaming. I have many, many fond memories playing on these systems in elementary school with a few friends. The Xbox 360 however came out during the very start of what would be the most important years of my life where I turned from kid to adult.

From 5th grade, to a full year after graduating high school, this was the console I had. Of course friends had Playstation 3’s and Wii’s, but the Xbox 360 was exactly what I needed. Halo 3, The Outfit, Gears of War, Bioshock, Fable 2, Lost Odyssey, and many others.

Unfortunately, too many people nowadays get offended by everything, and a lot of restrictions have been put on the gaming industry. While some of the ones I mentioned would still be fine, there are many others that wouldn’t fly in today’s world.

That, on top of most modern games being stale and redundant. make the newer consoles very boring to me (other than the Switch for Smash Bros and Zelda games). I say all this because to me, the Xbox 360 was the golden age of gaming, and I’m not sure I’ll ever be interested in another console.

I tried the Xbox One and hated it. The games, the interface. all garbage. You might as well get a PC for gaming (which I have, but this is about consoles). So if you’re looking for a console, definitely go with an Xbox 360 (slim or later edition).

System powers on fine. 3rd rate controller. System unusable. Requires 190MB internal storage to perform update and download profile/saves. They included a 16GB thumb drive that the 360 does not recognize as internal storage and therefore will not update to.

Headline for system reads: “Refurbished Microsoft Xbox 360 E 4GB Video Game Console and Black Controller HDMI”. The system is not locating any 4GB internal storage for me at this point. I highly suspect an error was made in the refurbishment and the internal memory may have been overlooked as required for use.

The Console/System that I received had a few things that I was not satisfied such as there were some remains of some cockroaches that was not clean the console does not make a beeping noise when powering or ejecting the disc *these are some things that I was not satisfied but are things that I can live with* even though those were the few things that I was not satisfied with the console it will still work perfect for me.

Now as for the Controller one of the Joy Combs are sensitive so the controller I’m not really satisfied with but it is something I can make do (also I don’t know if my warranty applies with the controller) and I didn’t really want to mess with the hassle and sing it back since I was excited to get it the day I received the package.

Other than that with the flaws that I have received with the Console/System & Controller I’m still satisfied enough that it will work to my satisfaction.

This is a simulator. If you’ve flown real or rc helicopters you’re gonna love it. If not practice a bunch and then practice more. You get full aerobatics without worrying about chopping off your tail.

Very nice! The AI gunner gets a lot of work done too. One of the best simulator action games of all time!.

Average graphics and twitchy controls. Realistic mode is completely unplayable, similar to manufactures other flight sim birds of steel, but beggars can’t be choosers when it comes to PS3 flight games.

A playable game, but a little clunky and underwhelming. Flight stick a must, standard PS3 controllers are useless for flight sims.

Product arrived in good time, game runs fine and looks good. Brings back childhood memories. Thank you!

I dunno what to say, its Skate 3 with all its crazy glitches. The story is weak compared to the second game. Theres actually barely a story. Youre just completing challenges. The bails are way more cartoonish and unrealistic than Skate 2.

The skating is great though. Satisfying as hell.

So the box isn’t the same in the picture. Threw me off at first. It’s a Xbox One game that is also compatible with Xbox 360 so that’s ok I guess. Might wanna update the photo though cause I almost sent it back until I saw it also works with Xbox360.

Game is amazing though.

Great game, I’ve probably put at least 100 hours on my last copy that inexplicably disappeared. By no means is it an ugly game, but the graphics aren’t the absolute best compared to current gen. For a PS3 game, they’re great, not quite The Last of Us great, but still great.

Gameplay is awesome but can get a bit repetative at times. Taking breaks and cycling through other games can keep the experience fresh. Get some friends and start a team, really adds to the fun. Overall awesome game.

Personally wouldn’t pay more than $15 total. Not because it isn’t worth it, but because it can be found for half of that.