Xbox 360 Review: Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07

Tiger's first round on the Xbox 360 did not turn out well. It had only six courses, scant modes to play, and broken online multiplayer.EA's mea culpa, thankfully, comes this year with Tiger Woods 07. Not only does the Xbox 360 version offer unique game play mechanics, and a new presentation, but the online play works (after a slight hiccup).Doubling the amount of courses (to 12) is a major improvement, but this is a far cry from the 21 found on the Xbox version. The six new courses look great, and are fun to play, though (Tiger has always been a fun game, no matter the shortcomings).New in 07 are Firestone Country Club, Glen Abby, Prince Course, Spyglass Hill, Bandon Dunes, and St. Andrews. Hopefully, next year we will see some of the fantasy courses, like the Central Park course new in the PSP and Xbox versions of Tiger 07.But the first thing you notice, beyond the gorgeous looking courses (they are a step above last year's game), is the major work put into the presentation.

Enchanted Arms Review

November 6, 2006 - If someone asked you which role playing game is the most popular, chances are that if youre even somewhat literate in the ways of RPGs than your first thought would be the Final Fantasy series. Best known for their story line and balanced role playing strategy, Square Enix games are almost impossible to forget. So believe me when I say that I would be hard pressed to forget Ubisofts Enchanted Arms. While it is not the most outstanding console game ever, it is the very first Xbox 360 foray into the genre. Enchanted Arms takes place 1,000 years after a conflict called The Golem War. The golems were artificial servants created during the war to carry out any command. Golems were even designed to carry out orders after their master was killed, and resulted in turning the entire world into a wasteland of destruction.

Enduring Couple Climbs Back From Valley Of Darkness

Never give up. Love can endure all things, Linda and Michael Keenan say after losing two children and almost losing their marriage.

They renewed their vows and gave each other rings of hammered gold on Oct. 10, replacing the shiny ones they had given each other 24 years ago. The new rings are "weathered," reflecting what marriage is, says Michael, an internist in Coventry.