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I think this is equally as good as the original. The multiplayer and campaign is just as fun, but ofc it was on the Wii which means you can't play it online anymore. Big sad.

The multiplayer is where this game really shines. The campaign holds this game back immensely tho.

This was the first Rabbids game I played as a kid, and I'll admit it's regressed on me a little bit.

One of the best campaigns and multiplayer experiences of any shooting game ever. Only problem is that the graphics **** ass.

This thing is really fun and I don't even like fighting games that much. I also wanted this a ton when it launched but couldn't get it because my parents wouldn't let me.

Battlefield 1 is a solid game! The multiplayer is as fun as ever and the variety of game modes is nice.

Now this is not a game for me. Still take my opinion on this game with a grain of salt.

One of the most iconic games and one of my favorite games of all time. Such a great game.

I actually decided to play this game all the way through finally, and ya know what? It's not half bad! I like it!

This game is still good, but the Rabbids in that game kinda get under my skin. They're more annoying here than they are in the Rayman Raving Rabbids games.

This game is pure nostalgia for me. So many great memories while playing this gem.

This is the only mainline Rayman game I've played, and man is it a great time.

I remember this being a relatively enjoyable game. I think I beat it, but I can't fully remember.

I checked this out from the library a ton as a kid, and I wish I could find a copy for myself.

Gotta admit that this game, while a huge success, was somewhat of a letdown to me.

What a generic, forgettable, and underwhelming game. This is the Mortal Kombat for kids who can't play the big boi games yet.

I've poured so many hours into this game. I played it a ton at one of my best friend's houses growing up.

This is one of those games that's fun for a bit but then gets stale. Still this is fun to play every once in a while.

It's a fun game for the first third or so of its playtime, but then it gets extremely stale really fast.

C'mon, it's Gex: Enter the Gecko. What's not to love about it?? It's the best one of the three games for sure.

Idk what happened here, but this is a huge step back compared to the first two GoldenEye games. The campain is generic and forgettable, but at least the multiplayer is fun.

I played this with one of my best friends, and I took it surprisingly well considering it was my first horror game I ever played (aside from the Old House cause I hate bugs in movies and video games). This was an amazing game and I'd highly recommend it.

Easily my least favorite game of all time. Subpar graphics, generic level design, annoying glitches, bad controls, and zero fun to be had.

I don't understand why the rating for this game is so low. This is an incredibly fun game.

The boards are a little too basic for my liking, but there's still fun to be had here.

Another one of my favorite games growing up. My brother has beaten this more than I have tho lol.

Although this is still a really fun game, the worlds are a little too big for my liking and the amount of backtracking you have to do can get very annoying.

One of the best games the Nintendo 64 has to offer and one of the best games Rare ever put out.

Although it's nothing like the movie, this was one of my favorite games as a kid. I've beaten this more times than I can count.

This is hands down one of the best video games based of a kid's movie series. The levels are fantastic and the hubworld you are given to explore is an absolute blast to roam around.

While the story mode is just okay, this game thrives when you're playing with friends.

This is equally as fun as the Wii game in my opinion except now it's even more wacky and cartoony.

Hehe this is fun. I played this a ton growing up and I still play it on occasion.

While I may enjoy this a ton more than Fortnite, the community is still relatively toxic and the only people playing now are the sweaty tryhards who will show you no mercy.

This is the only thing keeping Call of Duty alive. Without it, the series would crumble.

After the success of the Modern Warfare reboot, Treyarch took COD back on the roue of mediocrity. The campaign is interesting, but the multiplayer and zombies are very lackluster here. At least Warzone is still a thing.

The fact that there's only multiplayer and zombies here is good considering how the last Black Ops campaign was, but there was also a huuuuuge lack of content. Base multiplayer was boring and the zombies mode wasn't much better either. The saving grace of this game tho is Blackout, which would be further improved upon with Warzone which launched during the next COD game's cycle.

Wowie this is bad. The campaign is the most forgettable and generic in the whole series, the multiplayer gets stale quickly, and the zombies mode is bland and not a ton of fun. I really don't like this game.

The campaign is the true star of this game. Aside from that tho the multiplayer is broken and the zombies mode blows.

When this game came out my parents finally let me play Call of Duty, but only at friends' houses. I put so many hours into the multiplayer it's mind-boggling. The zombies is also fantastic, and one of the most fun in the series. The campaign is horrible tho. Train go boom am I right?

The campaign is generic, the exo-zombies mode ****, but at least the multiplayer is really fun.

This was the first Call of Duty I obsessed over, and I will still defend it to this day even if it's nowhere near as great as the one's before it.

Fortnite is one of my least favorite games of all time. This isn't because of the game itself though. I think there is fun to be had with the game, but the toxic community and heavy dependence on microtransactions make me want to pull my hair out.

I prefer Black Ops 1's campaign, but he multiplayer and zombies are even better here.

This game has it all: a heart-wrenching campaign, addicting and rage inducing multiplayer, and the occasionally fun spec ops mode.

This was the first campaign I beat which makes it mean a lot to me. The multiplayer is solid, and the zombies mode is quite good too.

This game's campaign is absolutely amazing, and the multiplayer is still fun even today.

Finally, after a huge chunk of mediocre and bad games, the Modern Warfare reboot revived the series. This game has an excellent campaign and some of the most in depth multiplayer in the series. Plus, we got Warzone!

I wish I was old enough to play this game back in its hayday, but unfortunately I was only seven when this came out and all I had at the time was a Nintendo 64 and an NES.

This is what propelled Call of Duty into the absolute giant it is today, and nearly 14 years later it still holds up.