Greg Hastings' Tournament Paintball Max'd (Xbox)

Greg Hastings Tournament Paintball Max'd is probably the best paintball game on the market. If you like paintball, then you will like to play this game. There are some improvements over the old one. You can call out and tell your teammates where your opponents are. You can also tell them to move up, or attack. The game is also much more fun to play and doesn't get as repetitive as the old one. There are much more guns to choose from, but your teammates are all the same. It basically has the same graphics so no improvements there. Also, it is longer, and if you beat it, you can go to it on hard mode and play it again. Overall, if you like paintball, you should buy this game, or even if you just like shooting people, buy this game.

We bought Max'd because we already had the first Greg Hasting's Tournament Paintball for XBOX. We mostly liked the fact that there can be multiple players, so that there can be four team members playing at the same time. Instead of having to sit back and watch the action. The XBOX Live is a great addition also, sometimes it's fun to get whooped up on by someone from around the world. What we didn't like was the fact that you can only play in a tournament once, and once you win that tournament you're stuck with that position. You can't go back and play them again, and make more money off of them. The actual first person point of view is awesome, and we spend a lot of time playing this game. We can't wait until they release another one!

Greg Hasting's Tournament Paintball Max'd (Xbox) is an addictive first person shooter type game. It varies from other run-of-the-line games in its genre because it incorporates sport, instead of missions fighting terrorists/crime etc. Its style is fresh and entertaining...definately a good alternative to other sports games like NHL 2006 or FIFA.
Its gameplay is entertaining and captivating, but somewhat lacking. It is not the most realistic in its recreation of the sport itself, but is fun nonetheless. It has an awesome soundtrack that never seems to get old, but the side comments and remarks made by the announcer sure do.
It also incorporates the tournament style play that allows the user to earn cash, which can be used to buy gear, including markers, pants, and other necessities. However, there is an utter lack of good equipment, especially high quality paintball guns. It is clear to see who sponsored the game the most (Tippman). Tippman has like 5 markers available to buy, although they only offer a few different variations in real life. Well known brand names are noticibly absent from their small selection.
Though the game does have its weaknesses, but it is entertaining and worth purchasing for a mid-range price ($15-$35). It has made improvments over its predecessor, and I am certain that the next version will be one step closer to a perfect recreation of this glorious sport.

i bought this game trying to find a game more like the real thing (paintball) and this is the closest I have gotten without beaking out my ion and about 60 bucks in paint its a great first person shooter paintball style