Fuzzboy

This game is among my favorites on the WiiU, and it honestly doesn't surprise me that many others share the same opinion. Shovel Knight is a game based off NES era games, with a lot of similarities to games like Mega Man and Zelda II. The game has really fun gameplay, and awesome levels, and the boss battles and surprise encounters are also pretty fun, but be prepared for things to be difficult. The characters are great, and I can't come up with a single character that I didn't like in some way. I honestly see this as one of my favorite games of all time, and I hope you agree.

This game is pretty much the exact same thing as the previous entry in the franchise, Battle for Volcano Island. The graphics, gameplay, and mostly everything else is the same. The only difference is that the story is the best in the franchise at the moment, there are more characters now, and they added new levels that are based around aiming the remote to shoot the enemies. I guess it is technically the best game of the bunch, but there isn't much of a difference here.

This game was an honest surprise for me. I honestly do think it had a pretty decent storyline, and I think the levels have improved. The boss battles are also a lot less annoying, which honestly surprises me. There is also a surprising amount of re-playability here, since everything you collect in the game goes towards unlocking extra levels and costumes for the 6 playable characters, and special content like the art gallery and zoo. The only thing that didn't improve in my opinion is the gameplay, because every character just feels the same, with no differences, and the camera is just as horrible. Overall, if you like the shows, or enjoyed the previous game, than I recommend it.

The best way to describe this game, is that it's average. The storyline is average, the graphics are average, the boss battles are way too long, but still average, and the levels are again, way too long, but I guess there tolerable. The gameplay is fun, I guess, and every character does get their own unique abilities, but the abilities are rarely used in the game, and the game itself is extremely linear. Also, the camera really does ****, but it won't be that annoying unless you force it to be. So overall, buy it if your fan of the shows, but be warned that there isn't a ton here.

The best I thing I can say about this game is that it's better than Plankton's Robotic Revenge, but that's only because it has a bit more tolerable moments. Besides that though, it's the exact same bloody thing. It's just as boring, the storyline is just as mediocre, the cutscenes are laziness at it's finest, and the levels are just as bad. Just like last time, it's a boring game with little to no real effort.

SpongeBob Squarepants : Plankton's Robotic Revenge, is about as boring as you can get. The game has a boring as sin storyline, mediocre cutscenes, abysmal graphics, levels that all look and feel the same, and some of the most boring music I have ever listened to, and that's only if it even plays music at certain times. Compared to every other SpongeBob game, this is one of the worst, and as a game in general, it's completely lazy.

What do you think would happen if you mixed Vegeta from Dragonball Z Abridged with Michael Bay? Well besides a disgusting mess that would bring pain and suffering where ever it goes, you would also get the video game, BROFORCE. It has an amazing campaign, awesome characters, fun as hell gameplay, and some of the most fun co-op I have ever experienced. I honestly recommend buying this game as soon as possible.

I honestly loved playing this game as a kid. I always had so much fun pinning some of my favorite Nintendo characters against each other to see who would come out on top. But eventually, I played Melee...than Brawl...than the 3DS **** than the WiiU **** the modded version of Brawl, Project M. And honestly, after that many games, and after everything that has advanced, I came to a sad conclusion. This game has honestly not held up well. After playing the other games, this game feels slow, hard to control, and even a little bit annoying at times. I mean, I still think it is an OK game, since I still have fun playing the game, it has some fun stages, and I think the characters are balanced for the most part(and I loved playing as Kirby), but it's honestly not as great as I remember. I might be making a few enemies with this review, but it is my opinion, and I hope you can respect it.

I was among the many who were worried that this game would be an absolute disaster, and sadly, I was right. This game is a complete disappointment in almost every way. If I can say something good, it's the graphics, because they do look amazing, but I can't say the same about everything else. It's well known by now that this game lacks a real single-player campaign, and instead it has single-player missions. These missions are boring at best, and mediocre at worst, and they honestly won't hold you for very long. But most people(sadly) don't care about a single-player campaign in this type of game, so how is the multiplayer? Well, the multiplayer is honestly, what's the word, BROKEN. If you go on the servers, expect glitches, overpowered weapons, annoying players, a surprisingly small amount of maps(seriously, there are only 4 REAL maps), and some of the worst customization I have ever seen. Slap on a ton of micro-transactions and a $60 price tag, and you get this failure of game, and I hope that most of these problems are fixed in the already confirmed sequel, but honestly, I doubt it.