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Meilleures ventes > Jeux vidéo > Xbox
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Cabela's Deer Hunt 2005»rank: 5608de: Activision |
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Tony Hawk's Underground»rank: 4872de: Activision |
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The Sims: Bustin' Out»rank: 4559de: Electronic Arts |
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Cabela's Dangerous Hunts»rank: 4705de: Activision |
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TIGER WOODS PGA TOUR 2005»rank: 7039de: Electronic Arts |
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Need for Speed Carbon»rank: 3669de: Electronic Arts |
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TOCA Race Driver 3 The Ultimate Driving Simulator»rank: 5819de: ConnectPro |
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Monopoly Party»rank: 7982de: InfogramesChroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca :Monopoly Party is an intense buying, trading, building, and deal-making frenzy, in which every player moves simultaneously. Here's how it works: everyone rolls a set of dice at the same time. As soon as everyone rolls, everyone moves. Then you can buy property, pass Go, draw cards from Community Chest, and do all the other Monopoly actions you know and love. There are all-new 3-D environments, complete with animated theme tokens and even new properties. Choose from fantasy, sci-fi, prehistoric, ancient monuments, and classic game boards. |
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Worms Forts Under Siege»rank: 5758de: Sega of America, Inc. - ConsoleChroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca :Monopoly Party is an intense buying, trading, building, and deal-making frenzy, in which every player moves simultaneously. Here's how it works: everyone rolls a set of dice at the same time. As soon as everyone rolls, everyone moves. Then you can buy property, pass Go, draw cards from Community Chest, and do all the other Monopoly actions you know and love. There are all-new 3-D environments, complete with animated theme tokens and even new properties. Choose from fantasy, sci-fi, prehistoric, ancient monuments, and classic game boards. |
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Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4»rank: 5568de: ActivisionChroniques et points de vue: Preview:Just in case you didn't know, the Tony Hawk series is the best skateboarding sim ever--and now, with the release of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4, it's even more so. As many young hipsters are aware, skateboarding is taken far more seriously nowadays than any child of the '70s could ever have imagined it would be, with legions of baggily trousered youth able to refer to moves such as a 'bluntside' or an 'overcrook' with perfectly straight faces. lndeed, the list of silly names for ridiculously dangerous ... |