GameSpot has reviewed Counter-Strike for Xbox. In the end, the game recieved a 7.2 (or "Good") rating by the gaming website. Here's a quote from one of the more negative sections of the review:
Earlier today, GameSpy gave CSX a 4/5 rating and we previewed the title. CSX will be released tomorrow, the 18th.
At a glance, the no-frills, bare-bones production of this version of Counter-Strike is readily apparent. The visuals are touched-up from the PC version's, yet they're certainly not overhauled. Some of the textures in the environments are nice, but the level architecture itself is simple. The game runs at a consistent--but none-too-smooth--frame rate, which will throw off CS fans who are used to the silky smooth frame rates of the PC version.It seems that GameSpot thinks the port lacks over-all quality.
Some unsightly graphical glitches, such as very choppy death animations and the occasional floating corpse, are evidence of the game's home-brewed roots and this port's lack of polish. Weapon models and effects are plain, but the weapons don't even take the names of their real-world counterparts (just like the retail PC version of Counter-Strike, released a few years ago). The characters look fine from afar, and their animations aren't bad, but they're really nothing special.
Earlier today, GameSpy gave CSX a 4/5 rating and we previewed the title. CSX will be released tomorrow, the 18th.
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