Alan Karas

You don't want to know how many hours COD4 has stolen from me. But I wouldn't want them back anytime soon. I loved COD4. It was the game I was waiting for from the military shooters. Any real good war games before were always about one of the world wars. COD4 brings us up to date and shows what a modern war is like. Another must-have for the 360.

I love where this game took FPS. Although, gameplay is a little diminished if you don't have a human buddy to play with and you have to settle for the AI-controlled player two.

Excellent game, excellent graphics. Very easy to get lost, if you're not paying attention and it can take some time to get where you want to go.

Game is worthy of the title game of the year. Final boss took a while to figure out, but after that; perfection. Story was great, as was gameplay. Graphics were top of the line. If this is not in your library and you own a 360, slap yourself. Then go buy it.

Half Life 2, Half Life 2: Episode 1, Half Life 2: Episode 2, Portal, and Team Fortress 2. All in one game. It's like sex in a box.

Game is amazing. It's just that after a while, it gets a little repetitive. But I don't believe so much in that it becomes unplayale.

Loved the campaign mode, being able to include some buddies over xbl to help you out was awesome. The meta-campaign was also another great addition to add lots of replay value to it. Only thing I really didn't like was the ranking system for the online play. Once into the officer ranks, it's too hard to really gain rank and too easy to lose it.

Probably one of my best purchases for the 360 aside from the console itself.