Please do not support wargaming! Wargaming completely ripped off thier customers, I spent money real cash to buy in-game credits, I used credits to buy equipment for in-game, wargamin too the equipment with no compensation in credits and completely changed the entire game up ripping off millions of...

Firstly I would like to say then when I got this game, I got it through a Microsoft promotion called 'Games with Gold' so I got this game for free. It is now only ￡11 when I last checked which I would still be willing to pay for it.

Good Multiplay; Cheap; Wide range of tanks

Graphics; Sounds; Communication

Looking to build on the success of 'World of Tanks' on the PC, Wargaming.net has created a version of the game for the 360. In so doing, Wargaming.net is looking to bring massively multiplayer online armored warfare tank action to the living room.

The game is pretty decent. If you ever played the pc version, or watched vidoes/someone else play, it doesn't require nearly as much skill as pc. It's fun for the first day or two until you start to realize it isn't call of duty: tanks.

If there's one thing you can't knock Wargaming for, it's knowing their audience. World of Tanks is about as niche as shooters get, designed for those people whose favourite part of any other shooter i

In its current state WoT is a perfectly enjoyable, robust multiplayer shooter. Most of what makes the PC original such a compelling experience has been retained, and there's been some changes that perfectly suit its transition to the control pad.

World of Tanks made a name for itself as a free-to-play game available on PC, and the game has made its way to Xbox 360 with an all new version of the title developed exclusively for consoles.

World of Tanks is already huge on PCs. The title boasts tens of millions of players, a bazaar of options to battle in steel juggernauts, and relentless commercials blasting at late hours on cable.

is a rare combination of hardcore attitude and pick-up-and-play accessibility that's as effective on the Xbox as it has been on the PC. Jumping in and out of multiplayer matches that reward quick reflexes and steady aim is made more thoughtful with consideration of armor facings and treads.

Hardcore/arcade blend; Smart HUD; Simple controls

Upper-tier grind; Missing features

Burly and menacing, tanks are an enticing tool for turning the tide in any pitched military conflict. There's also an undeniable coolness to them. Why drive around trees, walls, and foes when you can crash straight through them unscathed, right?

Great balance of realistic authenticity and accessibility; Huge number of tanks to unlock and upgrade; Strategy-centric battles prove rewarding and unpredictable

Progress is a bit grindy