GamingT2009

Ok, this is NOT based on the games in the collection, this is based on how the main game does when it comes to making these 3 amazing titles **** holy **** they didn't do any of that. Now before I want to say the bad, I wanted to say the good. The $60 price tag isn't all that bad, mainly because these games go for high prices on sites like eBay. So the pricing is sort of forgiving, everything else isn't. You get 3 games and some music. All of these can be done by using an emulator or going on Youtube for the music. If you take something like Crash, he had 3 of his games, but they were remastered. Now I understand that Nintendo can't remaster the games, and that's ok, but Crash was only $40, but $60. I will say the smaller updates to the games are so dumb, Mario 64 got sightly better graphics, Sunshine got a wider screen, which makes no sense, and can't the others do the same, and I forgot about Galaxy. Overall this game isn't garbage, but other games truly do the classic games they were trying to be back justice, like Crash.

This game is...fine and that's it. I just get frustrated with the game, I never find a good reason to go back to it. I think the story **** so is everything else, but this game is fine to a solid MEH.

This game was AMAZING to play, truly one of Nintendo's best switch games. I think what there is great, with amazing graphics (for a switch game), really fun world design, great bosses, fun gimmicks, and just an all-around great time. My only issue is I don't think it has as much replicability once you beat the final bosses and darker side. With other games like Mario Maker 2 or Mario kart 8 deluxe, just have more ways of saying "come back for more" than this game. Overall, a great game and a 100% 10/10.

HOLY **** Ok first it was Jurassic World with a 57 (I think, I already forgot), then it was pixels the movie with a 27, but now we have an 80 Metascore and a 4.6 user score. Now I did see a video by FoeKoe on why the game was bad, so I knew it would be ranked kind of badly. But when you compare a 4.6 from users to an 80 by Metascore, I didn't expect that at all. This is sad for me because I like this game. Like I the Gmax and the overall Gym leaders is just something I enjoy. Another thing is I like a ton of the new Pokemon. Now would I say that the User score is bad, ehhh not really? What people's main issue is that most of the animations and models have been reused for a long time and that the game is too easy. Now I didn't mind the animation at all, because I'm just a casual player, but I did find the game a bit easy. However that came to the Pokemon in the wild, I find only a few gym leaders to be easy. I also want to say that no, I haven't played any of the older Pokemon games besides the Dimond and Pearl remakes, so people could say this game is nowhere as good as the old ones. I will say, that's fair and could take down any of my reasoning. But really, I still enjoyed this title as what it had, which is a ton. In the end, I see where people are about, and that's I didn't give it anywhere higher than an 8, but I still enjoyed this title and had great fun.

I think this game is fun, and one of my favorite FNAF games of all time. I find it very creepy, the roster of animatronics is one of my favorites as well, and it's just a good time. However, This game is good but does have flaws that make it frustrating and dull to play. First off, some animatronics requires you to put on the mask more quickly than others. Take Withered Bonnie for example, yeah he's a pain in the ass. Now what would happen is I would see him, and put up my mask, but since I was like 0.0001 seconds late, he would still get me, and It's annoying. The second is that there isn't much else to do once you beat night 6. Sure you have the custom night challenges, but most of them are hard, for reasons just stated. The only other thing you can do is hunt for lore, which I doubt unless your Mat Pat you would do that. This game can be fun, but it's flawed as hell.

This game I find to be fun, I think Nintendo put the technology to good use. The idea of turning your house into a Mario Kart track was amazing. Plus there is a ton of customization with what gates hold items or problems. You can also change the number of laps, the speed at which you are going, and even the music, which comes from other Mario Kart games. The game also has multiplayer. I have never experienced it, but from videos on YouTube, it looks like a blast to play with friends and family. Now that's all fun and games, however, we have to address some elephants in the room. First, this game cost $100, which is way too expensive, maybe $60-80 dollars would've been a least somewhat forgiving, but 100???? The next is that not everyone can play this game, most people don't have the space to play it. That wipes out a large number of players who wanted this game. And it's not like you can send the game outside, the bloody sun will make it impossible to see anything. So yeah, this game is fine, but only if you can play the game, which for most people isn't the case. That is a massive problem.

Ultimate Custom Night is my favorite mainline FNAF game out of the bunch. Taking almost all the animatronics from the series (around 50), and mixing them into one game that can be customized, it sounds like a massive fan game, but no it's an actual game. Now I'm going to be listing the positives and the Negatives. The positive is the challenge. I know a lot of people tend to **** on it, saying the game is too hard, but I find it fair, and entertaining. I also like the cutscenes that the game offers, as it's a cut and a nice way to mix the experience up. Now let me list the one problem I had, the lack of customization. I mean, you have the 50 animatronic roster, power-ups, and the official map, which you can get by reaching certain high scores. And yeah, that's all that you get, which is very lacking. I wish it could have more to it, like maybe some game modes, other FNAF games had game modes in the custom nights. So yeah, this game is a blast, it's fun, with the only issue being the lack of customization holding it done, it was made to be ULTIMATE. why not live it better to that title. Overall, great game.

This game is very fun, however, it does have problems. I'm going to talk about the positives before I go over the negatives. The overall content is packed. You can make the Mario level of your dreams. However, there is more to it than making your levels, there's also a campaign that allows you to play levels created by Nintendo to rebuild Princess Peaches castle. This allows you to unlock more items for you to mess around with within the main maker part of the game. Another thing is the vast amount of levels to play in the maker world. You can upload your levels for the world to see, or play others made by other people. And, with the version 3 update, you can make your worlds, which is like making your own Mario GAME. This is got to be Mario Maker 2 biggest part. Now let's talk about the main issues with this game. The Multiplayer ****. It is so laggy and is unplayable at times. You could have made the multiplayer single player and it would still be laggy. That's how bad it is. Plus, once you have done with the campaign. If you don't often play other peoples world, it gets kind of dull, that's the main reason why I don't play the game often. However, this game is great fun, and I highly recommend it if your a fan of Mario and sandbox type games.

Amazing, I found nothing bad with this game. Amazing tracks, none I hated, fun gameplay, enjoyable, fun multiplayer, and overall a great time. I have played this game for so long, and have loved every single bit of it.

Umm, what were they smoking when they made this game, it felt so glitchy and not fun. I tried so hard to beat this game, and I only got to the second part and I just raged and quit. It was horrible and confusing. It started fine, and fun, but then it got worse and worse. It was laggy and buggy and overall not fun. Maybe if I played one longer I would enjoy it more, but I can't do that when it's garbage, to begin with.

This game was amazing, one of my favorite Kirby games. Putting Kirby in a 3D world was such a good idea, and pulled it off well. This game nails it with everything: fun levels, amazing boss fights, great copy abilities, cute characters, this game has it all. If I were to have listed a bad thing about this game, it's got to be the final word. I thought it ****. Taking all a world's levels, and mixing them into one level is a cool idea, however, it drags on for way too long, to the point where it isn't "Wow this is so much fun and I'm loving every bit of it", it's "get this marathon over with.". Kirby and the forgotten land adds a bunch of new things to the table, and I loved it. Even with my one issue standing in it's way of a perfect score, I did have a great time.