Not worthy of Bruce Lee's Name, but not as bad a Shaq Fu
The best aspect of the game is unlike other celeberaty fighting games, like ShaqFu, where you have a limited number of enemies, this game does what a Bruce Lee Film is best known for: Fighting a large number of enemies with cool Kung Fu moves. However this is the game's only redeeming quality.
The game's major flaw is it's graphics and generic storyline and characters, including the very popular Ninja. However it's the graphics that are the game's ultimate undoing, while the Xbox is known for possessing powerful graphics cards, the graphics of this game look like a throw back to the days of the N64, often times you can only tell it's Bruce Lee because he wears Lee's trademark outfits, however the voice over for the character, often makes you wonder who you're playing, because the voice over doesn't sound at all like Bruce Lee.
Dispite it's short comings the game does prove to be some what addictive, especally for fans of Kung-Fu Movies and Beat-um-UP type games.