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The track list of this release is definitely smaller than Future Tone or Megamix+ (the PC port of the game), but it makes up for it with the Mix Mode (using gyro controls), which, while not as great as the base mode, still gives me more reasons to boot up the game every now and then. And besides, it's Project Diva, its got great songs, great MVs and great gameplay. If you're looking for a rhythm game to play on the go, Project Diva Megamix is a safe bet. Bonus points if you're on Switch 2 since you can use the Boost Mode to play in 1080p-ish 60fps in portable (if the MV supports it, since some MVs such as Senbonzakura's run at a slower framerate)

First Splatoon game I've played, took me a couple of hours to fully get into it, but once I got invested in it, I had a lot of fun playing it! Great looter shooter, probably even better with friends (only playing in solo personally), even as a non-Splatoon fan like me this game is a ton of fun.

Lacks basic features (spectator and ranked mode, or CPU difficulty settings) to the point where it feels like an Early Access, not casual-friendly in the slightest, and a underwhelming story mode with dialogue that really does not hit the same as in the show. Avoid this game for now, and wait for the devs to fix it.

Hatsune Miku Logic Paint S+ is a super-high effort game and I can tell. Tons of content (1000+ puzzles, lots of unlockables), support for a lot more languages (rather than just English and Japanese as usual), 30 songs (compared to Crypton's previous games which had 5 to 10 original songs). But as far as the gameplay goes... I really did not enjoy my time with this game, it felt frustrating and hard to understand even if I tried. If you like Picross in the slightest then this game will be 100% worth it to you, but if you don't like Picross (just like me), then skip this one (even if you're a big Vocaloid fan).

Project Diva X is by far the worst game in the series without the shadow of a doubt. It still has the great core gameplay, it did TRY to have an actual story this time, and some of the tracks in this game are among my favorites, but that's where the positives end. X tries too hard to be different from other Project Diva games, often times for the worst. Ridiculously small track list (only 30 tracks, really?), removed mechanics (no more Linked and Double Stars), a new mechanic (Rush Button) that really isn't all that great as it is just spammy and not fun nor skilled, corny dialogues, and really grindy (you can't buy Modules, so you have to pray on RNG to unlock them in-game, and you need to play through all of the songs twice just to get the final one). Hatsune Miku Project Diva X had the potential to be an amazing game (and is why I am not giving it a score below 5), but all of the new elements were fumbled, and I wouldn't recommend this game to either newcomers or diehard fans. Just skip this episode. (And optionally, if you have Megamix+, just install the X Song Pack mod so you have access to the songs without having to buy this mediocre game).

(Reviews for both Future Sound and Colorful Tone are the same) Future Tone is pretty much just a port of Project Diva Arcade, removing any side feature of the previous console games (like the DIVA Room, or Edit Mode). I personally don't mind though, because Future Tone is packed with content, and is always a lot of fun everytime you boot it up, whether it's for short or long sessions. I would still recommend picking up Megamix+ over this (since there are 2 different visual styles in the latter), but if you only have a PS4/PS5, then Future Tone is an absolutely fine choice.

(Reviews for both Future Sound and Colorful Tone are the same) Future Tone is pretty much just a port of Project Diva Arcade, removing any side feature of the previous console games (like the DIVA Room, or Edit Mode). I personally don't mind though, because Future Tone is packed with content, and is always a lot of fun everytime you boot it up, whether it's for short or long sessions. I would still recommend picking up Megamix+ over this (since there are 2 different visual styles in the latter), but if you only have a PS4/PS5, then Future Tone is an absolutely fine choice.

Megamix+ is THE Project Diva game. It has the biggest track list out of any entry, 2 new visual style you can switch whenever you want (either Future Tone's moreso realistic style, or Megamix's cel-shaded style), and you can expand the game even more with mods. If I had to recommend a single episode of the franchise to anyone, it would be this one. One of the greatest rhythm games ever, and in my personal top 3 of favorite games ever!

Take everything from Project Diva F1st, and make it even better with even more mechanics (Double Stars and Linked Stars), a bigger track list (although half of the songs are reused but I don't mind it), and improved MVs, and you get F2nd, an improvement over the already excellent 1st game, on top of being one of the best rhythm games of all time.

First appearance of Miku (and the other Crypton Vocaloids) on PS3, and they're starting off strong thanks to a gameplay that never gets old, new mechanics (such as Flick Notes, Technical Zones, and a reworked Chance Time), improved visuals, and a really strong track list.

I didn't expect to give such a high score to a game as simple as an Hatsune Miku-themed puzzle game, but here we are. Its gameplay is really simple, but it's effective, the visuals (whether it's the 3D birds or the 2D artworks) are super cute, and the challenge is here as some of these puzzles can be really tricky! My only gripe about this game is how there are little to no songs, there are only 5 in the game, and while they're cute (on top of being brand new tracks exclusively created for this game), they start to repeat and be annoying after 30 to 40 minutes of gameplay only.

I've been hyping up this game for so long (ever since they showed the first prototype). After 3 years or so of waiting, I was finally able to play it (I got the physical collector edition btw, so I had to wait a few more months!). Was it worth it? Absolutely! Mouse PI is a blast from beginning to end, with effective gameplay, incredible soundtrack, good & deep plot, and beautiful visuals. This game is definitely in my top 3, and arguably just my favorite game of all time, loved every second of it!

Accolade said this is the best Bubsy game in the series. Is it the case? Absolutely NOT. It's a boring, frustrating, and even glitchy at times auto runner that fans of the genre or the Bobcat (or both) should avoid. The only redeeming quality I can give to this game are Woolie's levels, since they're the only fun levels in the game, but that's about it. Avoid it (even if it's on sale).

Bubsy The Woolies Strike Back is kinda like Bubsy's Sonic 4. It's an attempt of reviving the franchise with a super-classic 2D platformer that plays/feels different than the original. It's generic, short, but fairly competent at what it's doing. Don't buy it full price, but on a sale (game usually costs 5 bucks on sale), then this is a perfectly fine 2D platformer that'll keep you busy for 2 hours or so.

First time I'm playing a game of this series, and well, Rhythm Heaven Groove isn't the best rhythm game I've played, but it still is excellent regardless. It's packed with content and catchy songs. Gameplay is simple, but super effective, and the visuals are wacky in the best way possible. Besides some inconsistency in the quality of the mini-games, playing through them (and the side content as well) is a blast. Considering its budget price of 40 bucks, Rhythm Heaven Groove is a must-have (especially if you like rhythm games), and ends the Switch 1's lifecycle in the best way possible.

This release is pretty much Star Fox 64, but better (at least in my opinion)! It takes the classic gameplay and stages of the original, and adds new dialogue and cutscenes on top of it, as well as an overhaul to the visuals. (In case you wonder, I gave the original a 9/10). I know this game has somewhat mixed reception, mostly due to the designs and the fact this is the 3rd version of Star Fox 64, but as someone who had little to no experience with the franchise (I only played the 1st game on SNES and 64), I absolutely loved this! Star Fox Switch 2 (or Star Fox 26, whatever you wanna call it) is in my opinion, the best way to play 64, and is a great introduction of the franchise to newcomers. Hopefully Nintendo and Velan Studios keep this direction, because they have a very solid base for new Star Fox games.

Excellent game, plot is simple enough, gameplay is super fun, and the visuals are great (reminds me of the Virtual Boy in a way). Absolute blast to play through, even better with mouse controls.

(Reviewing the full game by the way) It’s super SUPER fun, definitely a great kart racer that feels very similar to CTR in its gameplay. The mod support is the cherry on top, it makes the game so much more interesting and crazier!

Great pack, Rayman 1 in itself is a solid game, and the additional levels are fun for the most part, even if they are way harder than the original game.

Take Rayman Arena, cut the entire fighting mode (thus making the length twice as less), add some annoying glitches, and you get Rayman Rush. I can give it credit for making new modes and having different track layouts, but that’s about it. You might have a fun time with it, but I personally didn’t find it all that interesting.

Same-ish game, but with better graphics, and better fighting/race modes, if you have to pick one between the PS2/PC and the GameCube/Xbox versions, go with this one.

Fighting mode is a bit rough around the edges, but the race mode is a blast, reminds me of Sonic R in a way!

Pretty fun game, I have great memories with it! Too bad it got delisted (just like all of the other mobile Rayman games).

Arguably the best mobile Rayman game, a shame it got removed from Apple Arcade (making it unplayable).

PS1 Rayman 2 is definitely different from N64/DC Rayman 2, and while the former is worse, it’s still a great game! Level design is still good, we still have the same soundtrack, and we now have voice acting! Fun to go through and compare it with the N64 version, but do NOT play this version only.

That’s how I discovered the game with it, and even if I had great memories with it, it’s definitely one of if not the worst Rayman 2 port out there. It’s pretty much the Dreamcast version without the exclusive content, and with worse performance and glitches (although some of them can be a bit funny). It’s not disgustingly bad but I would DEFINITELY avoid this version if this is your first time playing Rayman 2.

The best Rayman game in my opinion. An absolute blast to play from start to end. Preferably play the N64 or Dreamcast though.

Fun mini game collection, but the Rabbids themselves are genuinely insufferable.

Great 3D platformer that’s getting carried even more thanks to its humor. Definitely a different tone from other Rayman games, but for the better because it’s amazing!

The version I grew up with. I don’t know what were the limitations, but the port is definitely rough around the edges. It’s not that bad, but if you have any other console than the 3DS, then play Origins on that console instead.

It gets tough at times, but it’s worth it because Rayman Origins is an amazing game.

Masterpiece. That’s what I would use to describe Rayman Legends in one word. It’s a fantastic game from start to finish that everyone should at least give it a fair shot.

Aside from the typical joke surrounding, it’s actually a good enough edutainment software. It definitely did not aged well, but for something as early as 1996, it definitely did its job.

Besides some tough segments because of isometric 3D and its camera, it’s a great game! I had a good time going through these levels freeing the Flickies. Another underrated Sonic game in my opinion.

My favorite Sonic racing game, honestly. It feels like a mix between racing and classic 3D platforming, with different paths and some collectibles to get, and it works! It’s a short game, but going through these 5 tracks while picking up coins/emeralds, unlocking new characters, all of that while listening to an AMAZING soundtrack feels really nice. This game got a bad rap in the 2010’s, and it’s sad because it really is an underrated game.

Pretty much plays like Sonic Dash but with online multiplayer (and new abilities). It’s simple, but it’s fun!

It’s super (maybe too?) simple, but it’s still good enough. Ironically, a side mobile game for subscribers of an Apple service ends up being a better TSR than console/pc TSR itself (and is still getting updated to this day!)

Back when it was available, the game was priced at 1€ only, a great price for a great game, it’s good to burst through small sessions in-between, too bad the game has been delisted.

Decent game, not the biggest fan of fighting games, but I had my share of fun with it!

The 2nd favorite Mario and Sonic game, it’s really fun (although I’m mostly biased with nostalgia).

Even worse than the first Sonic Rivals, this game is not fun in the slightest and you should avoid it at all cost.

A wacky, but great compilation! Sonic CD, R, and Fighters are all good enough games, and it also has demos of 8-Bit and 16-bit games somehow? But it’s a lot of fun, in fact that’s how I discovered Sonic R!

Even if the collection itself is "lazy" due to it being a bunch of roms in an emulator, it still has a lot of content packed in (whether it’s Sonic-related or not!)

Boring, you will most likely turn the game off within 20 to 30 minutes or so.

My favorite game of the Mario & Sonic serie, it’s super fun and holds up really well!

It’s fine, despite the difficulty being way too high just for a pinball game, it’s still a decent game.

Same as Sonic 3, Sonic and Knuckles is disappointing, and not really a fun game.

I stopped caring for this game a while ago, the updates seem pretty whatever to me, but one thing I can say for sure is that the core gameplay is fun!

Pretty much Doodle Jump but with a Sonic skin, still a super fun game, I love it! (Even though I might be biased because of my childhood)

A massive disappointment, the levels and bosses are too long, and only the first 2 to 3 zones are actually fun, after that it’s a chore to play through.