Perfect Dark Zero Xbox 360 Game

Pros: Cheap...

Cons: Kinda lame, controls aren't as refined as other games in genre

Overall Review: Can't beat the price, keeps me entertained, but doesn't compete with the higher end games

Pros: Fun game, not too easy or impossible, great price for the game.

Cons: none

Overall Review: graphics COULD be a little better on some levels, but overall they were decent. not really a con. Also, i never played Perfect Dark on n64 so I don't have much of a frame of reference to compare it to.

Pros: - Replay value - Sound - Fun Factor - Outstanding Online

Cons: - Few maps for online play (The ones that are there are great tho) - Controls are goofie, but can be changed - Graphics are good but not outstanding - Story is a little weak

Overall Review: Extremely fun online play with multiple game types that range from deathmatch to a Counter Strike style game called Eradication. Cool weapons, fun maps and all around fun to play.

Pros: Child Friendly

Cons: Boring

Overall Review: If you're a big fan of the original, you might get some enjoyment, but if you are a hardcore FPS, or looking for a good story, don't bother

Pros: No blood for the kiddies, because they'll never get hurt, and learn that shooting a gun at people will make them fall asleep.

Cons: Terrible game play, storyline, and animation.

Overall Review: Very boring game, wich is a shame because of all the acclaim the original received.

Pros: This game is very good if the capabilities are used. For example, single player can get very boring if not on co-op. Xbox live co-op is so much fun because you can have the whole screen to yourself and still play with somebody else. Xbox live deathmatch and stuff is very fun also. Takes a little getting used to, the later levels are the funnest.

Cons: Takes long to get used to.

Overall Review: Good Game.

Pros: Newegg rocks. Perfect Dark Zero is a stunning First/Third person shooter on the Xbox 360. It's a precision tactical experience as well, with a variety of difficulty levels and hard objectives. The weapons are balanced very evenly, with accurate firing simulation - ie. silenced weapons are more accurate, smgs and automatic rifles have greater kickback and require short bursts to retain accuracy. This is quite similar to CounterStrike:Source on pc, and the control these weapons require have translated well in my gaming habits with CS:S. I've played cooperative multi-player missions with a good friend of mine over Xbox Live and we've both been very pleased with the performance of the game and our 360s. Co-op mode really shines - as well as Halo/Halo2, but with the advantage of being in two different places at the same time, coordinating with live microphone chat. Amazing stuff. The graphics are very good, I didn't see any slowdowns, and I've played through the game twice now.

Cons: 1. It's just not long enough, although it is a decently long game and it has excellent replay value. 2. If you see someone with lots of points from this game on their Gamerscore in Live, realize that they paid bigtime amounts of time to get those scores - this game doesn't give points away for cheap. This may not be a con... :)

Overall Review: I love this game - it hearkens back to the NOLF/NOLF2/Deus Ex 1/2 shooters that require you to think, plan, and be very accurate if you want to achieve your objectives. I disagree with the person below who complained about the hitboxes on the characters - if you play at high resolution (I use my Viewsonic 20" widescreen) you can see how different hits affect the character physics on enemy players. PDZ is an engrossing, challenging, demanding game that I whole-heartedly recommend. My 360 cost me $xxx and runs modern games better than a $xxxx pc would. It's not perfect, but the 360 is worth every penny, and is an excellent gaming system.

Pros: -Follows great game for N64. X360 Graphics/Sound/Environment. Possible co-op / multiplayer deathmatch on Xbox Live.

Cons: Unfortunately, I'm of the Halo mind. Legacy Inverted controls any day of the week, controls in Perfect Dark reek of clumsiness. Very stuttery aiming system, poor scale for look speed. Improper mapping of hit zones (Even the N64 version had enemies react to being shot in the hand, or the foot, or the stomach, or the shoulder, etc...). Story is... slow/very pointless, aimed at the Gen-Xers.

Overall Review: Allow me to configure my own controls, please. Reconfigure hit zones to stop me from shooting someone in the foot and having it say headshot... slow down movement speed... create Xbox Live leaderboard... this has the potential to be an extremely awesome game, just too bad its got too many flaws at the moment. First of two title purchase for brand new 360 (Dead or Alive 4 is the other, and far better.)