Finding Xbox Reviews Covington GA

1. Look online. There are many places one can go to get reviews of Xbox games on the web. From professional gaming journalists to newbie stick jockeys, everyone has an opinion and they are all online. First let's start with the pros. Sites like IGN.comand Gamespot.comhave comprehensive and professional systemreviews, including excellent Xbox coverage. Xbox-specific sites are also helpful; http://www.teamxbox.com/, http://www.allxbox.com/and http://www.talkxbox.com/allcontain good review sections and forums where everyday players get to express opinions ongames, new and old.
   
   For a good collection of online reviews, I recommend youvisit http://xbox.gamezone.com/reviews/reviews.htm.Itlists the newest reviews from all over the web. Personally, I look here first for my reviews because it is the easiest and quickest. Xbox.com is the home site of the console and contains reviews, but I tend to look outside the official sitefor unbiased opinions.
   
   
2. Magazines. Microsoft's Official Xbox Magazine is the biggest and comes with an excellent demo disc filled with trailers, game demos and gaming advice. Of course, you have to remember that the site is managed by the same company that wants you to buy as many games as possible and play them on their machine.
   
   Xbox Nation is also a great Xbox-only publication and, some would say, less biased than Microsoft's. For other print media with great game reviews, consider Electronic Gaming Monthly, one of the grand-daddies of console gaming review publications. I trust it above all others and love the witty and informative reviews. Game Pro, Play, andGame Informer (Game Stop's Magazine) all do an excellent job covering the Xbox. Most even keep an archive of old reviews just in case you are playing those gamesfor the first time. There are alsonumerous upstart magazinesfrom which to choose,but I wanted to cover the biggest and best here.
   
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Author: Harry McCaul