Not everyone see everything the same way. Personally I found the game a great deal of fun, it was engaging, especially when I chose the Na'vi as my character when the time came to do so.

I like taking a game on it's own merits, rather than comparing it. Does it entertain me, keep me engaged and draw me in, this did . . but then, not everyone agrees, come see why . . Vids, screens and great review with scores for PC and 360 . . .

XboxOZ360 via oxcgn.com »

"One of the points of attraction for James Cameron’s Avatar: The Game has been touted as the pivotal decision a player must make, effectively deciding the fate of Pandora. After an hour or so of an introduction and combat tutorial, the player is faced with a dilemma – take out another Avatar working as a traitor against the RDA, or aid him by taking out the task force sent to kill him, disobeying an order from your direct superior. Your choice will greatly affect your journey through the game,..."

kevcothirtythree via www.electronictheatre.co.uk »

"Like the film itself, Avatar boasts some impressive tech that takes a fair amount of investment to see in its full glory. On the film side, the movie company is footing most of the bill. Unfortunately, Ubisoft is not about to deliver a 120hz capable HD television set with each game. If you already have a television capable of utilizing the 3D capabilities of Ubisoft's adaptation of James Cameron's Avatar, the game is a no-brainer. For the vast majority of the world that does not, this is not ..."

PlanetXbox360 via www.planetxbox360.com »