Jaws: Unleashed Appaloosa goes dark on us. From the happy, Earth-saving Ecco the Dolphin creators, we get the man-eating, limb-ripping Jaws: Unleashed. Feast on this preview.

Jaws Unleashed matches the body count from all four "Jaws" movies combined, plus "Deep Blue Sea" and "Open Water." Making matters even more gratuitously violent, you get to play as the shark ...

Jaws Unleashed Review Playing Appaloosa's ultraviolent and ultrastupid take on the titular killer shark is about as much fun as having your legs chewed off. By Alex Navarro on May 26, 2006 at 6 ...

Rest easy, Michael Caine. "Jaws: the Revenge" is no longer the worst spin-off of Steven Spielberg's 1975 genre-defining thriller. That dishonor now belongs to "Jaws Unleashed," an almost ...

Majesco scores a hit with the terribly-reviewed Jaws: Unleashed While critics and blogs panned the game, the public speaks much, much louder … ...

In "Jaws: Unleashed" you don't play some Chief Brody-type character that is trying to bring down a 25-foot shark; you are the 25-foot shark, and you're hungry … supposedly.

Stay out of the virtual water! "Jaws Unleashed" is yet another video game rip-off from the Hollywood archives. Fans of developer Appaloosa's fun and vibrant "Ecco the Dolphin" games will find a ...

Jaws: Unleashed is not a simple game, however. By killing anything that bleeds, the blood let from that creature attracts other sharks that may fight you or other sharks for the remains.

Jaws Unleashed was a truly awful game on consoles, and it's no better six months later on the PC. Displayed on the various loading screens of Jaws Unleashed are a number of trivia bits pertaining ...