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The ultimate fighting game has arrived. KAKUTO CHOJIN is da ... Read more

The ultimate fighting game has arrived. KAKUTO CHOJIN is darker and harder than any fighting game that has come before it. Sweat trickles and blood splashes as the fighters fight for survival. Each player fights with raw emotion to become the ultimate champion. Minimize

Packed with a full roster of accomplished martial arts athl ... Read more

Packed with a full roster of accomplished martial arts athletes, including UFC light-heavyweight champion Tito Oritz, Ultimate Fighting Championship offers players tons of full-contact fighting and a variety of game modes for depth of gameplay. The game takes you through a grueling career mode as you work your way up the rankings. You will start out battling generic brawlers, each victory bringing you closer to the marquee matchups of real UFC bouts. But you will need to train diligently to reach the championship. The game's music and overall presentation are similar to the UFC telecasts. Whether players are using a custom-made brawler or a real-life UFC athlete in the eight-player or 16-player tournament, arcade, training, or versus modes, the realistic moves make for a compelling and immersive experience. The shader technology of the Xbox allows clear definition of every bead of sweat--as well as the blood and bruising that occur throughout each fight--adding to the game's intense realism. Minimize

The violent and visceral fighting series from Midway adds o ... Read more

The violent and visceral fighting series from Midway adds online play for the first time in the franchise. Includes a DVD with extra video content. Minimize

Description Classic-style 2D fighting game, presenting a a ... Read more

Description Classic-style 2D fighting game, presenting a a true mixture of SNK and Capcom game styles without the "grooves" in the earlier collaborations. Instead of carrying over airblocking and rolling through attacks from previous games, the developers implemented a new tactic called Guard Cancels. This maneuver enables players to perform various actions while blocking attacks. The game features 24 different playable characters, as well as some surprises: Capcom fighters Ryu, Ken, Guile, Chun-Li, Dhalsim, Hugo, Tabasa, M. Bison, Sagat, Vega, Balrog, Akuma and Tabasa, as well as SNK's Kyo Kunsanagi, Iori Yagami, Terry Bogard, Mai Shiranui, Choi Bounge, Kim Kaphwan, Mr. Karate, Earthquake, Genjuro Kibagami, Shiki, Kasumi Todo and Ryo Sakazaki. Special Features An incredible roster Compete with 36 characters from world-famous SNK and Capcom franchises such as Fatal Fury, Samurai Showdown, The King of Fighters, and Street Fighter; fight online battle it out with friends on Xbox Live; with shiki and Athena combat famous characters exclusive to svc chaos; challenge yourself choose from eight varying degrees of difficulty; various modes enjoy multiple modes of play including arcade, versus, and practice; awesome moves use special or super-special moves unique to each character. max out the three levels of your power gauge to increase the effectiveness of your special moves; exceptional control adjust your attack to the timing of your opponent by using the forward ground step move go beyond the super-special move with the exclusive exceed move to inflict massive damage. Minimize

Def Jam: Fight For NY turns any player into a hip-hop legen ... Read more

Def Jam: Fight For NY turns any player into a hip-hop legend. Step into the shoes of a ruthless street fighter battling for control of New York's hip-hop underground. You've got to survive 90 fights in over 20 venues, with a new fighting engine and dozens of weapons. Make a name for yourself on the streets of New York, to prove you're the king(or queen) of hip-hop! Minimize

King Of Fighters Maximum Impact Maniax brings back the thri ... Read more

King Of Fighters Maximum Impact Maniax brings back the thrills and excitement of the classic fighting franchise. A city lies in ruins as Southtown is teh prize in a war between rival gangs. A small group of warriors decides to try & bring the city under their control, so they arrange a meeting with the most powerful gang eader, "Mephistopheles". The maniac gang lord agrees, on one condition: Before meeting him, they must prove themselves by defeating the greatest fighters in the world. Attack your opponent and send them airborne with the new Knock Back Attach feature Minimize

Product Description Review Do you want to party like it's ... Read more

Product Description Review Do you want to party like it's 1979? Well pull up a seat grasshopper, and get ready for Kung Fu Chaos, a silly but fun party game that's basically a kung fu movie simulator. You pick one of eight fighters to "act" in various fighting scenes interspersed with party games--think Powerstone meets Fusion Frenzy. After a scene is finished, you can replay the level as a 1970's kung fu movie, complete with commentary from fictional movie director Shao Ting. Kung Fu Chaos has solid single and multiplayer play. In single player mode, you can play the Ninja challenge, which pits you against a clan of mysterious evil Ninjas. If you unlock enough areas in the Ninja Challenge, you can choose a character and jump into the single player Miniseries challenge, which has unique tasks for each character. If you opt for multiplayer, you've got the 12 level Championship game, where up to four human players can duke it out. There are also Battle Game, Freestyle, and Rehearsal modes, which can be played in either single or multiplayer. The graphics and music are decent, not extraordinary. The game has a fun deformed-cartoon style, and the music includes both the theme from Enter the Dragon and Kung Fu Fighting. The voice acting is good too, especially during cut scenes and when characters taunt each other. The frame right stays smooth no matter how many characters are on the screen, which is good, but sometimes there is so much fast action on the screen (especially during multiplayer play), that you can easily lose track of your character. Minimize

We could talk about the Serious Sam backstory, but that wou ... Read more

We could talk about the Serious Sam backstory, but that would be missing the point, namely to commit carnage on a galactic scale. The smooth engine, multiplayer options, and fast pace make this game a solid choice for fans of first-person shooters. The interface uses the tried-and-true Xbox formula for shooters: the left thumbstick controls movement and the right thumbstick controls the angle of view. The extensive arsenal is something special though, with each weapon possessing a different efficiency so you have to find the perfect weapon quickly for each situation. For instance, the shotgun is a great weapon for up-close fighting among a crowd of enemies, but it's horrible at a distance or when you're stuck in the middle of a melee. The enemy list is also quite extensive. You will be fired upon, stepped on, stabbed, slashed, and electrocuted. Enemies will appear by land, air, and water. What makes this game stand out and keep you interested, though, is its irreverent, offbeat sense of humor. Serious Sam makes outlandish comments throughout the game, rides cosmic surfboards between scenes, saves progress at Dr. Who-like telephone booths, and pays homage to the Indiana Jones theme song. And you can change the blood splatters between red, green, and hippy (flowers and fruit). Our only major complaint is level design. Even when you believe you've cleared a room, enemies can pop out of midair and injure you. By not allowing you to seal yourself off from the onrushing masses in appropriate spaces, a major strategic element has been missed. --Eric Franklin Minimize