An excellent game, with all the right ideas about reinventing a series.
Gameplay: 10/10. The game is very fun to play in all aspects. The three modes- two unlockable- are a lot of fun to play through, and you might even play through 2 of them multiple times.
Graphics: 10/10. Wow. I mean WOW. Incredible. If you hac to ask me, I'd say it was a next gen game. If graphics can look any better on a current gen system, I'll be incredibly surprised. Take note however, that enemies disappear, and while an excuse is given in the game, it never feels natural.
Sound: 9/10. The Spanish voices are incredible. The music gets too repetitive, although the isolation effect given is strong- even stronger than in Metroid Prime, which did very well with this concept. In games such as those two, it's very important, and it's not often sold well enough. Well done.
Value: 9/10. There's three game modes, and two are unlocked after you've beaten the game- and you're certain to play through each of those. However, Assignment Ada might only be worth one play through. On the plus side, the main adventure will be worth multiple play throughs, as there is a "Professional" mode that presents a new and fun challenge to the main game.
Tilt: 10/10. This game did everything well, and it's not something I'd mind buying again. One of the few games I'd consider worth a 60 dollar price tag (Though it cost only 50, it should be considerably less now.)