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Garbage writing. It's been a while since I see a mediocre story like that, completely incoherent. Ainoios is a uninteresting world which absolutely does not compare with Bionis, Mekonis and Alrest.

Another unfinished game by Nintendo, again. The game has absolutely no content. As soon as the online game ends, nothing will remain of this empty shell. The gameplay is good, but is not enough to mask the abyssal vacuum of the cartridge.

Turnabout Circus is horrible. Turnabout Circus is awful. Turnabout Circus is an error. But the final case is a masterpiece.

The change of atmosphere and the gameplay adjustments make it a very refreshing entry in the Ace Attorney series.

An excellent game. A little too much fanservice, however. But the final case is still a masterpiece of good writing, even almost twenty years later.

My least favorite. The second case is really uninteresting because the game spoil eveything itself. And the final case isn't the best final case in the series.

The original, and the most overrated. The game is good, but the first three cases aren't great compared to what the series has offered since. But Rise from the Ashes is a masterpiece.

Not the best in the Ace Attorney series. The casting is not as good than the original trilogy and the cases are not as thrilling as what we've been used to in the series. The final case is really good.

Excellent game. The fourth case is quite bad, but all others cases are really good. The second and third cases are among the best in the series.

Bad gameplay, bad characters, awful game-design. It is a very bad Metroid game and not even a good action game.

A lesson in mastery, both in terms of level-design and the pleasure of exploration.

Absolutely fantastic. Designs, musics, gameplay, atmosphere, lore, world-building... Absolutely gorgeous. Not perfect, too much repetitivity in the boss fights and the end seems rushed a little bit. But it's still one of the best games ever made.

Absolutely fantastic. Designs, musics, gameplay, atmosphere, lore, world-building... Absolutely gorgeous. Not perfect, too much repetitivity in the boss fights and the end seems rushed a little bit. But it's still one of the best games ever made.

Absolutely fantastic. Designs, musics, gameplay, atmosphere, lore, world-building... Absolutely gorgeous. Not perfect, too much repetitivity in the boss fights and the end seems rushed a little bit. But it's still one of the best games ever made.

Absolutely fantastic. Designs, musics, gameplay, atmosphere, lore, world-building... Absolutely gorgeous. Not perfect, too much repetitivity in the boss fights and the end seems rushed a little bit. But it's still one of the best games ever made.

"Dodge the balls: The Game". Bad gameplay, uninteresting characters and boring writing. It's fun the first two hours, not more.

Very bad. The battle system is awful and uninteresting. Only the OST is still good.

Less content than HW1, fewer game modes than HW1, and less rich character gameplay than HW1. Zelda is insufferably complaining at almost evry cutscene. The scenario is without interest and isn't really a prequel to BotW.

The game crash all 30 minutes, it's awful. Lot of content, but less diversity in movesets than in Hyrule Warriors, even DLC characters are clones. It's a joke.

Finish your games before release them. The lack of content is unacceptable and the courts are flat, without inspiration.

Cool and fun. But it's sad that the bosses are repeated too much and that the 100% is filling based on portions of levels already played and useless figurines to collect.

Boring. The aesthetic is cool, but the level-design is really flat. Barely finished, already forgotten.

Could be fun, but his story is mediocre and the camera problems are unbearables.

Without online, this game has nothing. No content at all, seven poors courts and a bad story **** is quite cool, but not sufficient.

The best platformer of the last decade. A perfect level-design that offers a real sense of accomplishment after every obstacle you go through.

I greatly recommand this excellent J-RPG. Good writing, good narration et really good gameplay.

The worst entry in the Pokemon series. The scenario does not exist, the characters are all mediocre. The roads are just straight lines without any level-design. The game is immeasurably ugly, though being pretty wouldn't change much at this point. Galar is the most insipid region in the series.

The worst entry in the Pokemon series. The scenario does not exist, the characters are all mediocre. The roads are just straight lines without any level-design. The game is immeasurably ugly, though being pretty wouldn't change much at this point. Galar is the most insipid region in the series.

Honestly, it was a fun experience. Not the most exceptional RPG, far from it, and the characters are quite unbearable at times. But making your own items and stuff with alchemy is really rewarding.

A good game, with a good selection of boards and mini-games. But the game really lacks content. Other than the online options, there are no additional game modes to enrich the experience. 5 boards and 10 characters is too few. Too bad, the game only does the bare minimum.

The first half was pretty great. It was a bit commanding, it's the modern Nintendo. It was very (too?) classic. Then comes the second half where it deteriorates. The bestiary no longer renews at all, the objects accumulate that the game itself no longer knows what to do with them, we end up collecting a power every quarter of an hour, they are used two or three times and they have no no more use for the main quest, just to recover the collectibles. Along with the storytelling, the game's ending feels extremely rushed in every aspect. The bosses, except for one, are all too simple, unfortunately. The developers were unable to give them a difficult game design other than by making them spam dozens of projectiles for the most part. In short, it's a nice game but which falls short of ideas from the middle of the game.

Nice, but maybe too classic? This game often shines when it comes to highlighting its universe, its history and its stakes. By contrast, the open world is still too big for nothing, with lots of uninteresting areas that don't reward exploration. But the game has a lot of highlights, and a very well-honed gameplay around the machines.

Nice, but maybe too classic? This game often shines when it comes to highlighting its universe, its history and its stakes. By contrast, the open world is still too big for nothing, with lots of uninteresting areas that don't reward exploration. But the game has a lot of highlights, and a very well-honed gameplay around the machines.

Not bad, but with quite a few flaws. The combat system lacks depth. But above all, the game universe has no culture, no lore. It's really disappointing, you don't feel involved in the world of the game. And apart from a few uninteresting quests, there's no point in returning to the cities you've already visited. And the writing sometimes lacks finesse. Scenes between Rinwell and Law are ridiculous and not credible.

Bad script, bad writing, completely uninteresting characters from start to finish. Lore has no substance. The game is a game-design failure.

Bad script, bad writing, completely uninteresting characters from start to finish. Lore has no substance. The game is a game-design failure.

Locking enemies that mess up, dodges that screw up, disastrous hitboxes, even some wall sockets are buggy and require competing ingenuity to move forward, without forgetting to mention some softlocks. As for the game itself, the game-design is generally not good, and the combat system is failed.

One of the best 2D platformers in the history of video games, nothing more nothing less. Each level has a quality level-design and a unique theme, the gameplay is excellent, the music is excellent (thanks, Favid Wise), and the difficulty is present and well balanced. Even the water levels aren't annoying. Admittedly, some buddies are still missing, but the game stands on its own.

SMT5 is clearly not a game to put in all hands. Unfortunately, the game only scratches the surface of its storyline and universe. But the quality of the combat system, the gameplay in general and its unique atmosphere make it a solid representative of the genre. Maybe not the best, but clearly one of the most original and unique, which offers a different experience from what can be done in the genre.

Disappointment. The game is not bad in itself, but this habit of selling games without content, only based on promises is annoying. I don't care you add sports in six months, I bought my game NOW. And how it is possible to sell, 13 years after Wii Sports Resort, a game that has LESS content? Tennis is as bad as it was in the first Wii Sports, new sports aren't great, and bowling, again, has LESS content than in previous installments.