Kung Fu Chaos for Xbox

Pros: Graphics,Sound,humour,FUN

Cons: Very few

The Bottom Line: I would recommend Kung Fu to anyone with an Xbox, some friends and even a slight fandom of old martial arts movies and a sense of humour.

Review: The Xbox has become home to many a 'Party' fighting game for 1-4 players. There is the predominantly made for Xbox Live title Whacked!, the loincloth sporting B arbarian and the Tokyo smashing ...

Pros: Fun, lots of artistic flare, easy to get into hard to master

Cons: No XBox Live support

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a humorous game of goofy fun that pokes fun at old 70's kung fu movie with a bunch of unlockables, this is it.

Review: The campy 70’s song “(Everybody Was) Kung Fu Fighting!” is the title song to this game and pretty much describes the mood and level of (un-)seriousness of this entertaining and addicting game. Imagine the type of game that would accompany...

Pros: Good game-concept and framerate. Lots of things to unlock. FUNNY.

Cons: Some of the language in the game keeps it from being an E-rated game.

The Bottom Line: Excellent game! The concept, the graphics, sounds, and controls are obviously well thought-out and developed. They should have toned it down to give it an E rating.

Review: In Kung Fu Chaos, you play as one of several kung fu actors in a low-budget movie, directed by Shao Ting (Shouting). The movie is, in fact, so low budget that they can't afford special effects. This means that you are actually beating up other ninjas...

Pros: Funny; Fun; Tight Mechanics; Great graphics and atmosphere

Cons: It isn't the deepest game out there

The Bottom Line: Best party-style game ever made. Without question all party games should try to be this much fun, and this unique. A refreshing take on a stagnant genre.

Review: Overview:
You play as one of many various warriors all competing for spots in "famous" director, Shao Ting's, newest movie.

Graphics:
This game is visually designed like no other. It has a style all of its own, while still being...

Pros: Very good multyplyer game and very entertaining and funny.

Cons: Beating the game is a little bit easy than most!

The Bottom Line: ITS AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!

Review: Kong-Fu-Kahos is a very good family and party game because the multyplayer mode is exellent!!! The o ...

Pros: Fun

Cons: Inconsistant

The Bottom Line: Fun

Review: It's about time that Microsoft finally published a *fun* game. Far too often, Big Green has been inu ...

Pros: Great multiplayer fun and varying gameplay. Packaging is nifty.

Cons: I'm suffering from pun poisoning. Short single player game.

The Bottom Line: My recommendation only stands if you're not a truly elite gamer. In other words, if you don't have friends, I don't recommend it to you.

Review: Alright, children, here's a tidbit about me that's probably not hard to tell: I'm a huge fan of P ...

Pros: A lot of fun for kids and adults to play together.

Cons: Adults may get a little board after finishing the game, it is not too challenging.

The Bottom Line: I would recomend this game for any age, because there is no foul language, blood or scary images.

Review: Is it sad that a 5 year old boy can beat his 25 year old mother at an X-box game? That's what happens everytime we sit down to play this game together. Kung-fu Chaos is really that easy to learn and master. In the game, you are a kung-fu actor, havin ...

Pros: interesting concept, entertaining

Cons: too short, not enough to KEEP any interest

The Bottom Line: Great for parties, otherwise crash n' burn.

Review: One of the more entertaining songs of years past is the song called “(Everybody Was) Kung Fu Fighting,” which I have always enjoyed listening to. I’m not really big on kung-fu movies, and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is about as...