Box Art Reviews: Transformers, Vicious Bears and Stock Families

What's on the Box: Optimus Prime shoots at something. Another Transformer is in the distance. Apparently, they are on Cybertron.
What's Good: Optimus Prime on anything is good for the fans.
What's Bad: Why is only half of O.P. on the box? What's with the lens flare? Why fight for Cybertron when it looks like that?
Verdict: Fail. It could've featured more Transformers, especially considering the multiplayer components.

What's on the Box: A teddy bear with a mean face and a stitch on his head busts through a wooden door. He holds a sword that shows the reflection of a frightened bear cop.
What's Good: The look on the frightened bear cop's face is priceless.
What's Bad: Nothing. It looks awesome.
Verdict: Win. We can only hope that the game is as good as its cover art.

What's on the Box: A runway with three shadowy figures -- two models and someone with scissors. And the faces of celebrity judges Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn.
What's Good: The celebrities stand out; that's good for brand recognition.
What's Bad: The celebrities are just creepy, disembodied heads with frozen, blank faces.
Verdict: Fail. Severed heads make me very upset.

What's on the Box: A family of four stands inside an upside head filled with seemingly random symbols.
What's Good: It's simple -- it's got a family and the icon of a head filled with stuff representing "thinking."
What's Bad: The head in the upside-down position makes me think that something is askew. Not to mention the fact that this same exact family was used on the box art of a previous game (see here).
Verdict: Fail. At least bother to find new stock images!