Yeah... worth playing.
There's a word the summarizes the game: fair. It doesn't do any thing horribly, neither it does great.
Regarding graphics..., well like almos everything in the game, there isn't really much to say. It's the usual averageness that this "animation movie-to-game" transitions deliver. They're not bad at all, but really, 360 can be so much more than this...
Sound-wise I must admit that this kinda games are getting into mhy nerves, why do they, from a whike ago, insist on placing Texas/deep-rural-America soundtracks on it ?, I'm not requesting for hip/urban/cool soundtrack like, for instance, Crackdown..., but for someone's sake..., can it be something less... rural ?
Gameplay however, somehow, saves the game. It's fun. It has some good moments, and the not-so-good, aren't never awfull.
The "atributes" that Boog has, and evolve, are a nice addition to the traditional gameplay.
It's a very playable game. Yes it's short, but as far as I'm concern, it has the perfect size.