The entire game is presented in a letterboxed view, so, while it does allow for more field of view, these other problems do arise. While the menus do have a cool look to them - as if to have the graphics and text written on the side of a cube - it does make them that much more difficult to read. For those of us who have yet to take that plunge, just remember that you may have to sit a bit closer to read menus as some of the sub-text is extremely small and the bullets on-screen are hard to see in some cases. Greatness aside, I do have to mention the incredibly difficult-to-read text on the screen, unless you have your Xbox connected to an HDTV. Those of you who missed out on Bionic Commando the first time around are in for a nostalgic treat, because with this download, you'll be getting something even greater than we played 20 years ago. Preserving and pumping up the original music and sound fx is also a huge plus in keeping with the original feel of the game. In much the same way that the graphics of Bionic Commando: Rearmed have been based from the good old days, so does that of the audio. This update does nothing but great things to bring this title up to the times, yet it continues to retain the overall feel of the original. What does this mean? Quite frankly, with Rearmed, you're going to be treated to fully 3D models, including dynamic lighting, all set in a fully 2D world. There's something special about side-scrollers in general, but this one uses the new 3D (yes, three dimensional) graphics engine that its big brother will use once release early next year. Capcom's Bionic Commando: Rearmed looks absolutely incredible. Roll back your time pieces, but still keep with the times in this graphically updated, fly by the seat of your pants remake of the NES classic.
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