M:UA2 allows you and up to 4 friends to play locally. My fave part part of this game is that it's NOT split-screen, which makes for a more immersive game.

I know this title got a lot of flack for its simplified fighting system (versus WWE Smackdown vs Raw). For a casual gamer like me, that's okay. There's enough fun and nostalgia in this title for quite a few rounds, and it's a great game to throw in at a party because anyone can pick it up quickly.

For a great co-op hack-and-slash, there's no better choice than Dynasty Warriors. DW6 adds terrain strategy and next-gen graphics to an already-solid series.

An early game from the 360 era, so the graphics are not the prettiest for the console. BA2:SM remains one of the only split-screen flying games, and is a pretty good one.

Another early port at the 360 launch, what Burnout Revenge lacks in next-gen graphics polish it more than compensates in gameplay. Race or crash in either co-op or head-to-head, this game has great versatility.

More like a tactical sim than a shooter, so long, slow levels of cool stuff happening. You'll either love R6V2 or hate it. Probably should read through some reviews first.

There's just something about Wonder Woman and Kitana fighting that makes this game okay.

The quintessential party game, this is a great one to pop in and play with your "not gamer" friends.

Like a shooter with cars. Graphics are a little dated, but the gameplay will keep you coming back.

Hasbro Family Game Night is available for download on XBox Live (you can buy the download code from Amazon). With Scrabble, Battleship, Yatzee, Connect 4, Sorry, and Sorry Sliders, there's plenty to choose from. Each game has the traditional rules plus a few variants (Battleship has salvo and power weapons, for instance). Really well done.