Best Games by Popularity

Buffy the Vampire Slayer is a terrific action game that has a great mix of multiple gameplay types and a great story. Read the Review

The repetitive mission structure will more than likely deter all but the Superman faithful. Read the Review

Crimson Sea's unusual style and characters and its effective blend of action elements make it stand out. Read the Review

It makes perfect sense that the core gameplay of Spider-Man: The Movie is similar to previous Spider-Man games--but that its graphics really show off what the Xbox can do. Read the Review

Fans of the films will definitely want to pick this one up, but those who enjoy action games in general will also find a lot to like about it. Read the Review

Based on the 1979 cult gang movie, The Warriors is a beat-'em-up game that takes you through the streets of New York City as you battle rival gangs and make your way from one end of the city to your turf on the other side. Read the Review

Hunter succeeds in delivering a very fun though short gaming experience, whether you're playing alone or with up to three friends. Read the Review

The real Bruce Lee was never this sloppy. Read the Review

On top of its technical demerits, the game fails to capture the essence of the vicious slapstick comedy that makes the Looney Tunes cast of characters so endearing. Read the Review

The game's extremely dated appearance and poor performance keep it from competing with other four-player Xbox games. Read the Review

The game's combat system is executed so well that it saves the game from being just another cookie-cutter beat-'em-up. Read the Review

It's a relatively simple action game at heart, but a solid combat system and some extremely intense and cinematic levels make The Return of the King deserving of its name. Read the Review

Superman Returns: The Videogame is an action game based on the upcoming movie, Superman Returns. Read the Review

For all that The Hulk misses on, the game gets enough of it right to tip the scales in its favor. Read the Review