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Half-Life 2 is a great sequel to the first game, but I have a couple of gripes with it, I feel that the weapons are good no doubt, however maybe i'm biased but I like Half-Life 1 more, like the first game's arsenal feels more snappy, pretty fun still. -JB

This is not a remake, don't get me wrong it's a good game, but this is a very busted port of the Original Half-Life, like when this was released back in 2004, it was an alright way to play the game, due to Source Engine Updates, this is a very very broken version of Half-Life, this is more of a tech-demo to show off to people that the source engine can improve goldsrc games. so do not play, only play if you want to goof with a port of HL1 in source. -JB

This is the weakest game in the whole Half-Life series, where you play as Calhoun trying to escape black mesa, this is the crummiest and not by valve, so it's not canon, like opposing force was amazing, this is very very short, which that's good, I mean this was originally meant to be a dreamcast expansion but they put it on pc and crapped it out. -JB

Amazing Expansion of Half-Life 1, where you play as a smart HECU grunt trying to find out what happened during Black Mesa. -JB

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Namco Muesem Games are great, but this one on switch is medicore at best, the games are emulated very well, but this is "exclusive" to the Nintendo Switch, when in reality, Pac-Man is on everything, so i'd recommend you'd get it on steam, Arcade Game Series plus that is the exact same as this collection except no save states, I wish there were more games like Mappy,Xevious,Pole Position,Galaxian,Gee-Bee,Etc but no just the same line up for decades, this is a sad early 3rd party Switch Title. -JB

Rhythm Heaven Groove is the latest and greatest entry in the Rhythm Heaven Series, it's a fun game with lots of stages and it's been a long time since the previous Rhythm Heaven Games, however there is a problem, this game is on Switch and this game doesn't show the Switch's age unlike Fever did with the Wii, but the huge problem is the fact that the input delay on TV is terrible, which **** for a rhythm game, i'm in Rhythm Hell, except Handheld Mode has no delay, so that's good. -JB

A very fun entry in the Rhythm Heaven Series of Games, the second game outside of Japan, this one is the first game in the series to be on a home console, which is the Nintendo Wii, Very Late in the Wii's Life which it shows, the graphics are good but this game could've been on the Wii U but it was released a year prior in Japan so... that's why it's on Wii, some characters from previous games return and some classic Rhythm games from Tengoku are here in 480p resolution, Pretty Good Game. -JB

Rhythm Heaven is an amazing DS game, the first outside of japan which the game 3 years earlier called Rhythm Tengoku was the first game, I love this rhythm game it's very fun and creative with lots of goofy rhythm games, also Tsunku is amazing. -JB

This is Megamix it's just a compilation of the other games in the series, it's fun no doubt but not that great. Cool to See English Names for some Tengoku Rhythm Games... -JB

Ahh, Super Mario Maker for Wii U, I remember this game when it came out, an awesome official level editor. it's pretty but sad the servers shut down, I will always remember you Super Mario Maker on Wii U. -JB

Awesome Game, this is THE 3D video game, I love it it's probably one of the Super Mario Games of all time -JB

This is Super Mario Bros on the NES, but on the GBA, I mean the original NES version is amazing, it's THE video game, but this is the GBA emulated rerelease from 2004, I wish you could play the game with full sprites like the unofficial GBA NES emulator PocketNES because man the sprites are rough. -JB