Wolfenstein is some of the most fun I've ever had with a first person shooter on the Xbox 360
Stylistically, this game is pretty similar to your typical current-gen first person shooter, but its unique blend of elements from history and science fiction makes for a fun experience. While Wolfenstein is definitely pretty linear, it's quite challenging at times, and the boss battles are every bit as fun as they were in classic first-person shooters like Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, and Quake. I really wish newer games had boss battles as kick-ass as they were in the mid-nineties', and Wolfenstein certainly scratches that itch without feeling like a complete nostalgia trip.
The game starts out like a fairly normal World War II first person shooters, but then a plan by the Nazis in the 'Black Sun' realm is revealed and the story progresses from there. Whilst it may not the most compelling thing in the world, it's a good excuse to kill some virtual Nazis and other critters. It also is a good excuse to have a set of 3 superpowers in a thing called the 'Veil', which is essential to completing the game. With the ability to slow time, penetrate shields, and create a shield of your own, this supernatural element of Wolfenstein makes the game a lot more fun, and even occasionally more challenging.
Graphics and sound wise, this game is also top-notch, and the epic musical score especially strikes me as excellent. There are a few drops in framerate from time to time, but overall Wolfenstein is an exceptionally well made and playable video game. I'd definitely recommend this in a heartbeat to fans of first-person shooters. A truly underrated and fantastic game, Wolfenstein is some of the most fun I've had with a first person shooter for the Xbox 360 in recent memory.