Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball. I know many of people that bought an Xbox for that game.

OT: The graphics look great, but a little overboard on the gore factor. You want people to be impressed, not throw up.

It's for S&M, kind of kinky. Makes you concentrate on what's in front of you when your getting it on.

My problem with GoW games is that the camera is always panned back too far. I guess it needs to be, but it always makes me feel like I'm not a part of the action. Plus, who can spot great details from that distance?

Looks very impressive to me. I'm just waiting for the God of War collection to hit the EU as I've only played the PSP version so far.

20,000 polygons per titty would be awesome.

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