When America's Army was first released for the PC as a clever means of boosting military recruitment numbers, there were two key factors working in its favor: It was both free and surprisingly fun to play. Now that the series has arrived on the Xbox 360 in the form of True Soldiers, its original appeal has taken a huge hit. Not only does it sport the same retail asking price you'll find on every other premium current-generation first-person shooter, but it's also attempted a more realistic feel, which has resulted in a clunky and monotonous overall experience.
