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alaTest has collected and analyzed 79 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers appreciate the action. The graphics is also appreciated, but many are less positive about the AI.

Experts rate this product 81/100 and users 84/100. We analyzed these ratings, the product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the category xbox 360 games the Split/Second (Xbox 360) is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 95/100 = Excellent quality.

Black Rock Studio has announced on its Facebook Fan Page for Split/Second that gamers can expect downloadable content for the racer to hit the Xbox Live Marketplace later this month, with no mention of the already-announced Hyper Car Pack though

I first saw Split/Second: Velocity late 2009 at a small games convention in London. Even then, the demo was impressive; so much so, that I declared that I would purchase it on launch. Nine months later, I finally managed to get my hands on a copy. ...

Split/Second is a fantastic game with stunning visuals and a large range of effects and explosions. You won’t regret the purchase of this game, but you may buzz through it quicker than you think.

This is, the greatest song in the wor-hurld! This is most definately not a tribute!

Fantastic action orientated racing, with some of the best environmental interactions I've played on in a while. Awesome 'speed sense' makes you feel like you're driving at a million miles an hour. The graphics are great

Sound track is painful to the ears. The entire game, after you've been playing for a while, begins to play like a Michael Bay movie. The cars themselves don't offer a lot of driving variety, at least not in my opinion

A game in the same vein as Burnout, it offers enough that is different in the way of environmental interaction and storyline that it could be considered an improvement. The premise follows that you are involved in a reality TV show called Split/Second ...

The racing genre is one that doesn't really have much regular innovation. Most of these games are basically comprised of racing from the start line to the finishing line, although occasionally something does come along that attempts something a little ...

Indeed, the Power Plays for example are quite different from Burnout's takedowns. Much more over the top! More of this in the future please. Could be a great series.

High Octane Arcade Racing with lot's of boom!

Redefining Â"explosive actionÂ"

Superb track design facilitates its neat car combat hook perfectly; destroying opponents and changing the track are exciting additions to excellent arcade racing; freaking gorgeous

Cheap A.I. sometimes defeats the purpose of power play attacks

I thought the most fun youÂ'd ever have playing Split Second is during your first race, and yet driving beneath a crumbling freeway or evading a crashing plane never wanes in excitement. I expected the thrill of racing through exploding environments ...

Split/Second is a pretty straightforward example of modern arcade racing. However, what separates it is the mighty good trick it has up its sleeve

Creative track designDestructible EnvironmentsGood graphics and effects

Pretty severe rubber-band AI issues.Lack of car variety.Air strike, Air Revenge, and Survival are not very enjoyable

In case anyone is wondering, the narrator in the game says that these traps exist as part of a reality game show. This flimsy premise is basically just a way to divide up the levels and events -- pretty much the only time you remember that you are ...