Visually, the game isn't bad at all considering the age of the system. Textures and models are a little blurry, but that is better than blocky in my opinion. The visual style of the levels definitely sells the China-influenced settings that both the movie and game use. Everything from Pagoda Island to the Jade Palace just feels right.
Audio has a few issues. While it sounds as though the actors from the film reprised their roles for this game (although I can't confirm this), there were enough failings that just hurt the overall presentation. For one, there are times when the background music seems to simply not play, and other times the wrong sound clip will play. During "Po's First Day," he has to run through a series of rooms that are designed to test Po's skill, and acts as a tutorial for more advanced moves. For some reason, every time I jumped in that level, the sound clip that played was the one when Po takes damage.
Meanwhile, there are a couple of levels that take place in a lake and you have to jump across lily pads. As you would expect from such a platformer-heavy game, the pads start sinking and you have to jump almost immediately. The audio problem surrounding this part is the fact that Po will make a "Whoa" sound every time he jumps... every single time. So when jumping across the lake, you hear that sound clip over and over again. While playing the 360 version, I noticed that the game only played this clip every fifth or sixth time he jumped. It's just little things like this that makes the game feel unpolished and, at times, annoying.
