To my knowledge, yes. That doesn't make them any less fantastic. If I were to stray away from the marketplace section, I would strongly recommend playing Gears of War 3, it's a great package. On a total sidenote, check out the imminent masterpiece that is Dark Souls. Doesn't really matter what platform you get it on. If you're looking specifically for arcade games then I would concur on Super Meat Boy. It's really great.
Of course technical impediments will always hold back the true initial magic of a game released over a decade ago. It's only natural; however the underlying charm and revolutionary mechanics remain, and quite frankly that's plenty for me to be engrossed in the experience. Having played both the Gamecube and 3DS versions (and of course the original) I can easily conclude that the game relies mostly on charm and the loving craftsmanship that was pumped into it to remain timeless, regardless of technological advancements, a direct opposite to this would be the film Avatar, which will simply become another film because it was driven by technology, if you understand my point.
Judging entirely by the last sentence you most likely came here to proclaim your passionate love for Call of Duty, and your intense hatred for the devious Battlefield series. The war is pathetic, and as are you. I doubt you even have the beta. Regardless, the problems you stated are entirely community based problems, and as such this entire post is totally pointless. What you actually should have pointed out is that for some bizarre reason they showcased a fairly average map. In shocking conclusion, you're an idiot.
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