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It's an alright remake, but there are a few changes I'm not as big on. Like the wooden sword, it's quite literally replaced immediately but the short sword, why was it added? The original game you got the short sword. Most weapons are two handed now, making the sheilds even more useless. They weren't very useful in the original game but I liked to have them equipped. Overall a fine remake, but I think I'll stick with the original in some aspects.

Really good, but I think DMC3 did a few things better. I dislike Proud Souls, it's annoying to have 100k Red Orbs and only 1k Proud Souls. You need them to get upgrades but you get so few Proud Souls that you can't buy anything, and when you are able to just barely afford one thing, the price of everything else gets jacked up even higher. Style switching is very useful but weird to get the hang of doing it fast.

My favorite Fallout. It may have a few problems, but it's a really good game.

Honestly, I don't like this game. I gave it a chance knowing it wasn't good, but I just can't finish it, and I finished Devil May Cry 2. I think the controls were the worst part, who thought it was a good decision to make the way you swing your weapon was to use the right stick. It's just not fun. Even DMC2 had you press a button to use your swords, even though they were useless. The story, it was kind of interesting but the gameplay was what did it. I don't care how good your story is, if the gameplay is bad I won't play it. Overall, just not good.

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I expected it to be something like F-Zero, but with cool weapons to fight other racers. But in gameplay it felt really slow, and the weapons were really bad. It was really boring, and I usually collect games, but this was one of the very few games I ever got rid of. Overall, not a good game.

I thought it was good. I thought it was fun to play. The controls are a little klunky, but I got used to it. I haven't played the PC version, but I can assure it's better.

I really like it, I feel it's kind of underrated. The gameplay was fun and challenging. The difficulty was really hard, but it isn't really rage quit hard. The comedy was good, I liked some of the jokes. I do dislike how when you jump it's a fixed direction, but it isn't that big and I was able to forget about it. Pretty good game.

I thought it was a good time. Doom 3 was the first horror game I ever played, and was the first game I had to actually creep me out. I'm glad that Doom 1 and 2 were here, this was my first chance to play the first one. I do wish the Wolfenstien level was still intact, it was heavily modified and basicly just the wall textures are the only thing left. But overall I thought it was an alright port.

One of my all time favorite games, I loved mostly every second I played. A lot of my deaths I say were my fault, there were a few times I died and was like 'how was I supposed to avoid that' or 'was I supposed to expect that?'. There is also a lot of framerate drops in a few places, but the main places I see it is when you parry and do the parry move, I guess it has to do with the blood spray. So there are problems with it, but overall still good. One of my favorite parts is how you open paths to earlier parts, like when you get to (spoilers I guess, but this game's old.) the bridge with the dragon and you get to the stairs on the side of the bridge and find the ladder that you kick down and it leads to the bonfire earlier in the Undead Burg. I haven't played 2 or 3 yet, but this game has some problems that I hope they fix. But overall great game.

I liked it. It's a pretty good third person shooter that I don't really have many problems with. I do dislike how the mining lazer changes from a rapid fire to a slow charge up, but other than that it's good. It can be pretty difficult in some places though, but you get used to it.

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This was really amazing, I do like how it isn't directly connected to the first game, so if you find a copy the second one but can't find a copy of the first one, it doesn't matter too much. One of the things I like is being able to dual weild my gun and plasmid, which was one of the few problems I had with the first one. An all around master piece like the first.

This is an amazing game. Unless the game puts heavy emphasis on its story, I usually focus on gameplay. The only times I care are if the story is bad or dumb, but I do acknowledge when a story is good, and Bioshock's story is good. The gameplay was fun. My only complaint was how it took a second to switch from your weapons and plasmids, it isn't a big problem but I did get a little annoyed by it. I also didn't like that there are limited plasmid slots, but I played Bioshock Infinite before this one so it's kinda on me. But otherwise this is a great game.

This is one of my favorite Metal Gears, it isn't a stealth game, but the fast paced hack and slash gameplay is pretty fun and the music is really good. If you haven't played it, you should.

Not really what I'd call a 'halo killer', but I'd say it's alright. My main problem I have is the controls, I tried to configure them to make it more playable, it did help, but the weird feeling is still there. I do assume after Killzone Liberation (it was on PSP so no dual analog sticks) Killzone 2 fixed the control issues. Ot was also weirdly dark in some places, not a big deal but I wish I could make it a little brighter. Overall it's not that bad, but it hasn't held up the best.

This is a really good game. It was really difficult in places, but the point of the game is to get good to have a chance. It hasn't aged the best, there are some not very good parts. But it definetly set the basis so the other games (excluding 2) would take and make it even better.

Pretty good reboot. I thought the weapon wheel was good for switching guns fast. The game play was fun and I liked the addition of glory kills.

This game is awesome. The gameplay is fun, the music is great, and best of all it's Way better than DMC2. My only problem that was fixed in DMC4 is only being allowed 2 weapons and 1 style. I think 4 did better with that. But this game is definetly a must play.

This wasn't that bad. I heard some people say it was bad, but I can't see it. I do miss dual weilding, but it doesn't really affect the gameplay in any signifigant way.

This is an amazing first person shooter, I am a huge Halo fan and had a good to time with this.

This is one of my favorite Metal Gears, it isn't a stealth game, but the fast paced hack and slash gameplay is pretty fun. If you haven't played it, you should. Edit: I haven't played the PS3 version, I thought this was the 360 version. My review is the same but if the 360 version is different I wouldn't know.

This is one of my favorite Zelda games, and I have very fond memories of it. The only thing I dislike about the remake is some of changes, like kow slow Zora swimming is, and swimming fast takes magic. The bosses having the eye weak points are alright, but I think Goht's is the most annoying, at least to me, since you have to take your mask off, shoot your bow.then put the mask back on, and do it again. But overall one of my favorite Zeldas.

This is one of my favorite games of all time. I really enjoyed my time with it, and if you haven't played it, you should. It is a sequel though so you'd have to know what happened before it, but it doesn't affect the story too much, mainly just references to Solid 1.

It isn't as bad as I expected it to be, but I definetly can see the problems with it. Silver's boss fights was one of my least favorite parts, because if you get within 20 feet of himhe grabs you and slams you into the wall. The problem is if he gets to close to where he throws you then you can't get out and die. My other least favorite parts are the auto-scrolling running levels, because you barely have any control, and one wrong jump or move can mess it all up. But other than that, it's alright.

It's not that bad, but there are definitely better games out there.

This game is just plain bad. I wanted to go in blind and try to look for the positives, but I just can't. The gameplay is horrible, most bosses you just shoot, and in a series that is supposed to be a hack and slash, that isn't good. And on the subject of combos, there aren't any. You just press the sword button over and over until the enemy dies, but why would you use the swords when the guns deal more damage. You don't even get any new weapons, you just have three swords that are basicly the same but look different. The worst boss by far is the moth, it just flies around and you shoot it, sounds easy but it spawns giant worms that rush around and if they catch you, eat you and take a third of your health away. I ASSUME you have to Devil Trigger to get out but I use it all up on the moth, so you sit there mashing buttons until you randomly burst out, and since you accidentaly hit the gun switch button you mess up because you were expecting one gun but tirns out it wasn't that one. And the section before it was annoying too, you have to hit two switches to open a gate but you take too long getting to the other one so you just go back and forth hitting the switches until it finally works. I love this series, and wish this game did better. But the thing I hate about it is it had to be bad for DMC3 to be good. But to sum things up, skip this game. It did introduce Bloody Palace, instant weapon switching (only with guns), and was the first to let you choose a level to replay (though I don't see why you would want to), so I give it credit for that, but 3 let you switch melee weapons and I don't know why but I feel it did it better with the level selection. Play it if you want, I'll admit I replay it but it's only because I'm a completionist who wants to play a Devil May Cry game.

This was my first Banjo game, and it was way better than I expected it to be. I think I heard somepeople online say it wasn't Goodland when I found it, I expected to hate it, but I was surprised to see it was pretty good.