Merlin Trivial

Merlin Trivial Pursuit (TAT-NA) is a multi-player action game. Though the game is targeted at a younger audience, the appeal of the game's hook is that it's played entirely on the Xbox. A quick blast through the various levels has you taking control of six different characters and challenging three others to a high-speed race. The graphics, which look to have a big improvement over those seen in the Xbox game, are really looking quite impressive. The six characters have a good array of moves, including running, running, and jumping. One nice feature we liked was the way the camera zooms out of the race and lets you see the way your character reacts to each action. The game is played from a third-person perspective, and we're really impressed with how the camera works. It works best in a showroom setting, and there's even a drop in frame rate during races.

If you like what you see, Trivial Pursuit will offer eight tracks to race on and 12 vehicles to unlock. The game will also feature online play with the options from the Xbox Live Arcade. You'll be able to play against up to three other players or two people online. However, it will require some work to be able to run up to four racers in a race, and the cars will do damage to their tires and bodies. So, it's a bit of a challenge to go all-out with the game.

The game features a variety of gameplay modes, including tournament and time attack, and the race editor is just a front-end. The campaign lets you take the role of a cop, telling you about your exploits and keeping them from going on to bigger and better things. You can also take part in a race online or go through the single-player mode, which gives you plenty of variety. If you don't want to take on a friend, you can simply hop in and race together online or play offline against a friend. You can also check out the career mode, which is split into various parts, such as one-on-one races. There's also a time attack mode that offers a solid challenge and a decent challenge for those who are new to the genre. You can customize the difficulty and you can also tweak the car. Finally, you'll find a time attack mode that offers a decent challenge. The career mode offers a mix of unlockable content and items you'll find on the PlayStation 2. You'll find several story chapters to play through that can be played in either single-player or split-screen mode. The story mode has you running around and interacting with various individuals, such as the main cast of characters. You'll be able to move on to the arcade mode, which is a mission-based structure that will put you in control of a member of the GT team. The arcade mode offers a mission-based mode that tests your skills as a member of the GT team. You'll work through a series of fights based on race performance. The versus mode will give you an assortment of competitions to test your skills on. The versus mode will let you hone your skills against a friend. The customization is an interesting twist on the offline mode that lets you tweak the look of the fighters. The mode will offer a unique twist to the series that should please fans. The visuals in the game look very good and offer a great deal of variety to the fights you'll be tearing through.

Based on what we've seen so far, Need for Speed Underground is looking like an interesting upgrade on the Xbox version that should please longtime fans. The game features an enhanced graphics engine that's a great showcase for the Xbox hardware. The impressive graphics engine helps to give the game a slick visual look that keeps it near the top of the genre. The added polish comes in the form of the game's audio, which features strong audio, a rich collection of tunes, and a high helping of voice work to give it a strong sense of personality. The game's audio stays true to the spirit of the series, offering a rich collection of audio that helps the game stand out. You'll hear a bit of interactivity and a high degree of interactivity that's tied to the different car models you'll be tearing around the city. The cars you'll be tearing around in are especially impressive and feature an impressive amount of audio. The cars you'll be tearing around on will feature quite a bit of personality as well. You'll hear some pretty solid Dolby Digital 5.1 support as well as a bit of Dolby Pro Logic II support that pumps out an impressive performance. The graphics engine has received a significant upgrade over the original's graphics engine, resulting in a far cleaner look and better performance.

The audio in the game is equally solid. The sound is a bit deeper and features a richer collection of sound effects than the original. You'll find a nice mix of the new-and-improved audio effects and music that's comparable with the current offerings.