IGN writes: "If you like the board game you'll probably be pleased with how Electronic Arts has presented it here, and the ability to play online is great. There are still general Hasbro Family Game Night interface issues, though. Boggle on XBLA is a good version of a simple word game, but it's a bit overpriced".
Of the five on-disc games, Boggle and Yahtzee prove to be the most enjoyable, offering instant gratification either with multiple players or solo play. That every game is playable online – and compatible with those who have purchased the Xbox LIVE Arcade releases – is a saving grace, as both Sorry! and Sorry! Sliders fall heavily when no human opposition is available. All of the games feature customisable rules, the depth to which a player can tailor their games dependant on the depth of the game itself, and additionally feature a couple of pre-constructed alternative gameplay modes.
Excerpt from Examiner: Skipping right over the Original Xbox titles (which seems to never change) is my favorite part, the Top Community Games. Number one spot goes to Kodu Game Lab, which it rightly deserves (read my review here). Unfortunately, the sadness of non-games on that list comes in the form of three different "Massage" titles. Look folks, if you are buying these apps, STOP! Please! For two dollars more, you can get an actual massager, that you can use while you play actual games on your Xbox 360.
Examiner writes: Major Nelson has posted the LIVE Activity for the week of June 22nd, with a couple of changes from the previous week, including a possible error on the Community Games list
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