Just when you thought you couldn't stomach another "Hero" game, Activision trots out DJ Hero. But wait, what is this? It is completely fresh and fun and unlike anything else on the market. DJ Hero will remind you of the first time you played Guitar Hero, back when it was new and interesting and you just had to play it constantly, and that is a good thing. Find out all the details on what makes DJ Hero so good right here in our full review.

DJ Hero Review (X360)

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For a few years there it seemed like the SmackDown series was getting stagnant and not really moving forward. That definitely isn't the case with WWE SmackDown! Vs. Raw 2010. There are improvements and additions all over the place, from being able to create your own story to sharing custom characters online to an overall improved gameplay feel, SvR2010 is a big jump from 09. This is, without a doubt, the best wrestling game on the Xbox 360.

WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw 2010 Review (X360)

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Lips: Number One Hits is Microsoft and developer iNiS' follow up to their 2008 karaoke title, Lips. Known as much for having the best microphones on the Xbox 360 as it was for having great party gameplay, Lips was a decently strong contender in the increasingly crowded music/rhythm genre. Number One Hits polishes up the formula a bit to produce a better game, but stumbles when it comes to overall value. Find out all of the details right here.

Lips: Number One Hits Review (X360)

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The best soccer game on the Xbox 360 just got better. That is all you really need to know about FIFA 10. The great presentation, the great gameplay, the mountain of licensed teams and leagues and players, and the insane number of modes all got another year's worth of polish and are even better than before. If you're a soccer fan, there is a whole lot to love here.

FIFA Soccer 2010 Review (X360)

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