One of the greatest games of all time i finished the first one and it's enhanced edition on my Pc along with the Witcher 2:assassins of kings for the pc and i know it will be great on the Xbox360.I just hope they don't edit the certain scenes out on this version.It's for a mature audience.

NARRATIVE The Witcher wowed gamers with its groundbreaking delayed consequence system, back in 2007. Few games since, especially Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas have successfully built upon it, but The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings takes the idea of the dynamic narrative to completely uncharted...

The Witcher 2 Assassins of Kings contains many different paths and storylines, along with multiple endings. As in the first game, the player takes control of Geralt of Rivia, one of the few remaining witchers.

The monster slayer speaks to the soldier with quiet confidence. He signals with his fingers, his yellow eyes shine, and the soldier reveals his secrets without the slayer ever needing to unsheathe his sword.

Intricate; politically charged story; Player choice manifests itself in meaningful ways; Gorgeous; fearsome world tinged with death and despair; Entertaining combat with a good sense of impact; A number of powerful; memorable moments

Visual and interface quirks; Third act comes to an abrupt conclusion

The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Xbox 360 Review: The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings was one of the best games released in 2011. The mature and complex action RPG wowed all who played it, but there was one small problem: If you didn't have a superpowered gaming PC, you probably didn't get to play...

Well-written; well-acted; adult-oriented storyline; Fluid combat with tons of strategy at higher difficulties; Major consequences to big decisions; Upgrades and additions make it a greatly improved game

Some clipping and pop-in issues on the 360

The Witcher series has been one of the few games to make me envious of PC players. The game has always required a hefty machine to run its gorgeous landscapes, and not being a PC gamer myself...

+ Deep; mature story; + Intricate combat system; + Sidequests are meaningful; + Looks gorgeous

Navigation can be cumbersome; Sluggish menus

At a glance, Geralt doesn't look like much of an action-RPG hero. With his white mane, leather pants, and grizzled scowl, you could mistake Witcher 2 's main character for an aging renaissance-faire enthusiast.

+ Complicated but engaging tale shaped by your choices, + Fun combat with intuitive controls; lots of customization options; challenging foes

? Why are we limited to 12 save slots

All in all, The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings - Enhanced Edition has made the transition to Xbox 360 in spectacular fashion. The game looks and sounds excellent, plays very well, and features a complex and mature story and setting that fans of the genre will really appreciate.

When CD Projekt RED and Namco released The Witcher 2: Assassins Of Kings last year on PC a lot of heads turned and a lot of eyes opened to a new RPG on the block that not only got the basics of an RPG absolutely spot on, but it was also one of the most technically gifted RPG's around as well as one...

Imagine being invited to a party and upon arrival, you're told to serve drinks and make sure the burgers aren't overcooked. Then, adding insult to injury, you're asked to clean the bathroom before being allowed to mingle and have some fun.

The death of an NPC I'd wanted to kill since the moment I met him

The boss checkpoint that didn't give me a chance to use any potions when I died and respawned