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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 was such an amazing game to experience. It had been a while since I enjoyed a turn-based RPG because many of them felt limited and slow, but this game is the complete opposite. The battles are captivating, dynamic, and rarely become **** game clearly takes inspiration from Persona 5 and Final Fantasy, but it modernizes some of those ideas in a very refreshing way. The story also feels surprisingly realistic, especially with its main theme of dealing with the loss of someone you care about, which is a difficult subject for games to portray well.Visually, the game is gorgeous, and it’s impressive to see the level of care the former Ubisoft developers put into the project. My only real criticism is the level design. Some areas feel unnecessarily confusing, almost as if the game tries to feel longer by making navigation more complicated. That design philosophy feels outdated compared to modern RPGs. Overall score: 9.7/10

Recently, I decided to play with my partner, that such odd Mario game that I looked down before, and actually this game overpassed my expectations and I even got impressed how gorgeous this game is. Starting off with the expressions are so nice to see it, the level and atmosphere are very quite charming. As for the gameplay, I personally was expecting to be another Super Mario bros. Wii version, but this game is so frenetic and you won’t be bored at all. To me, it feels like a true evolution of the 2.5D Mario platformers. However, one of the things that I didn’t like it was playing as single player, I tried twice playing as single player so I could have this opportunity to write down this review, and honestly, I found this game quite easily because you can basically choose a certain character that can brake the game and basically take off the challenge, also the story is quite chicle with Bowser being the final boss, I wish they could at least use one of the main villains from Mario and Luigi RPG’ series. My honest score is 9/10.

Yakuza Kiwami 2 is a good game for a new arc of Kiryu. After what happened in Yakuza Kiwami 1, I personally felt this game was basically a freash air for kiryu. The gameplay follows the same as the previous one, however, even though it was nice to play the new arc, the story was weaker than previous , and also the non charismatic main antagonist barely had a story, there were few informations about him. The graphics are incredible, there are more stuffs to do with a better side missions.

Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando is a true evolution of the previous game. It significantly improves the gameplay, graphics, and soundtrack. While the first game didn’t age particularly well in my opinion, the sequel still feels very playable today and shows how much the series improved in such a short time.

Sly cooper 1 is an impressive game that I was expecting too much. It’s a nice platform to play it, sort of like using some mechanics from Mario 64 by in a stealth style. The graphics from this game were amazing, and aged just like wine. Fun gameplay, however, I felt like there were some bugs that I had to reset this game an it was kinda frustrating. Overall 8.4/10

Ratchet and Clank is a nice old-school game to play, I had fun playing this game until the end. The graphics were okay even considering the time, the best thing of this was the addicting gameplay that it provided me. I was missing playing games like that. The criticism that I have is the awkward controller that was frustrating for me as well as how the game is broken in a bad way, like there were some few bugs such as being stuck in invisible walls and a bad camera. My final rating is 7.6, but I am rounding up to 8.

If we evaluate only the remake, I’d say Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles is just an okay game. The graphics feel outdated, especially when compared to other PSP games that have aged like fine wine (such as The 3rd birthday and God of War: Ghost of Sparta). The controls also feel stiff, particularly when playing as Richter, which makes it feel very similar to the original Rondo of Blood but not in a good way. That said, there are some good things: you can unlock two additional games by finding them in the castle (or following a YouTube walkthrough), and both of those games are far better than the remake itself. Overall, I would recommend playing the original Rondo of Blood instead of the remake.

Final fantasy 7 crisis core reunion is basically the best remake ever made in whole world. It’s basically a must play for any console that is available, particularly I played this version on switch m, and it’s one of the most beautiful game in this console. The story is the same from the original version, but the gameplay is thousand times better, it’s so addictive and fun to fight during the battles. The only two bad things of this game are the side mission which are pretty much wasteful time and the fact of being to linear. Overall, this remake is a truly the best remake ever made by the humankind. Rating: 9.5/10

Tears of the Kingdom personally was the most surprising game that I played this year. I tried to play it on Switch, but I played it the wrong way and ended up disliking it. When I gave it a second chance, I really loved it. It’s better than Breath of the Wild, and it fixes a lot from the previous game. It’s a masterpiece. It mixes Minecraft and Zelda, but I feel like it’s better and has more purpose in doing anything. I took more than a month to finish this game, and I feel like that is not enough. If one day I decide to go back, I would be playing for months. The graphics are identical; the only difference is that the Switch 2 runs at 60 FPS and up to 4K, in case your monitor supports a 4K screen. The gameplay style is better since you can break this game by using a special ability that you can unlock during the game. Anyway, good game, and go play it.

Amazingly great, I can believe this game was released in 2013. The graphics of course are superior than ps3 and Xbox 360, but if you play like today, you will still be shocked how the amazing are the graphics. As for the gameplay, it's quite catching and easy to master, it’s not a hard game to beat it, so if you want to stress less and maximize your time, this game is good for you, the time frame to complete this game is around 8-12 hours depending on the difficulty level and how much you wanna explore. The story is nice, the women is not useless and she will be helpful, not only this, but you will cheer on her to have a nice ending ( I won’t tell you how it ends). Anyway, it’s a solid 9.4/10 for me, my only issues was the lack of the manual savings and the lack of multiple endings, your choices won’t matter that much.

Cyberpunk 2077 is visually remarkable, especially on platforms capable of running it at higher settings. The lighting, atmosphere, and environmental detail are consistently impressive, creating a world that feels vibrant and lived-in. Night City is expansive and rich with visual storytelling, and it’s easy to spend many hours simply exploring its districts and observing its culture and architecture. Gameplay is generally enjoyable, particularly the shooting and combat encounters. When everything comes together, the player can feel powerful and stylish, which matches the tone the game aims for. The game also offers a wide range of side content, characters, and locations that contribute depth to the world. However, the pacing can become uneven. The game often encourages or even requires players to complete numerous side missions in order to access certain story outcomes, which can lead to fatigue. While the side content is strong, being pushed into it to achieve the “true” ending can feel forced. Additionally, the final mission and the ending itself may feel underwhelming compared to the scale and promise of the rest of the experience. Score: 8.4 / 10

What should I say about this great game that was one of the most important games in whole industry, it was the first nonRPG to have a solid and heavy story to the point it looked like a movie. The graphics back then were impressive, using all the PlayStation Hardware as well as the animation was quite impressive. Kojima was truly a genius about breaking the forth wall, some parts of the game, one of the characters will tell put a controller in your arm or that specific boss will try to read your memory stick, also it’s worth mentioning all bosses are really great, all of them are quite likable. My only criticism was the controller that felt like moving somewhat a tank, if we compare with Mario 64 that is still amazing when it comes to controls, MGS 1 didn’t age nicely in terms of control. Overall, my score this game is 9/10.

Okay, before I go into why I would rate this game a 6.7 or 7, I want to say it is not a bad game. First off, we need to understand that Final Fantasy stories started declining after X, but I feel like XV tried to bring back the golden era of FF. That said, the story is kind of lame and pointless. You play as a royal prince who leaves his homeland because it was invaded and honestly, that feels just meh for me. The combat is satisfying. This action RPG system, which later evolved into FFVII Remake, finally pays off. But the characters are just okay, and you do not have full control over your allies, unlike classic FF games like VI or **** graphics are excellent. It feels like GTA V in a JRPG version. There is a lot to do, but because of that, many side missions are lame. You often end up picking objects or repeating the same task multiple **** is not a bad game, but it feels weak compared to Final Fantasy X, which I feel is when the series started to decline.

Kingdom Hearts is already my favorite franchise, and to be honest, KH2 is truly memorable. Why? Because it basically takes everything from KH1 and improves it to a million times more powerful. Starting with the worlds, they’re so vast and rich , much better than KH1, which felt kinda empty. Sure, there are fewer NPCs than in KH3, but considering the PS2, it’s amazing to think how this console could run this game. It feels like the developers managed to use all the CPU and clock to make the game so dynamic and **** music is incredibly memorable, Lazy Afternoons still chills me out even today. Sora is much better in this game than in KH1, he’s more mature and serious, as are Donald and Goofy. The story is more adult with Organization XIII, and the fact that Mickey is “disgusting” in one scene. The only downside might be some holes in the story, like people not knowing who Roxas is and why we play as him during the beginning.

Great port that vita got, or even better, the best way to play this game. The controls are very responsive, the combat is very satisfactory, it’s quite linear, but it’s fun to explore that small world. It’s like a game from SNES that I used to play years and years ago that mixes RPG with Beat and Up. The graphics are amazing, it feels like they draw the environment and characters instead using Unreal engines. Personally, it’s one of the best ps vita games, and it was the game that made me go back to play my vita that I left for almost a year on dust. My criticism is the story that is not the best, it’s okay. Rating: 8.4/10

Definitely the must play on switch. how can the switch handle this masterpiece? The graphic is incredible, chilling music that will make you feel you are immersed in this game. Great story, feels like somewhat original compared with other Zelda’ Games, side missions are good and interesting to complete, shrines are very intuitive and **** only criticism is the empty areas, it feels like 90% of the map is just empty, and you have to walk a lot just to get in dungeons. However, it’s a easy 9.5/10 for me.

What a such great game, it’s considered a better version from the its original port.Descent story that might shock you and make you engaged if you played Yakuza 0. As for the combat, it’s better than other yakuza games. Main missions are really good,but the side missions are short and boring.

So far, it’s my favorite ps4 game, seriously, this game really reached its potential in terms of hardware. The story is rich and it makes you really engaged with the plot. The combat is really simple, and really satisfactory. So, I just put on my review, because I really miss this game, and I feel bad for selling my ps4. Rating: Truly masterpiece, 10/10

Fantastic game, this was my first yakuza that I ever played and I feel in love with **** graphics are so good, the open world is rich and vast, the battles are great an bosses are memorable. As for the side mission, they are quite interesting, you will hardly get tired from those missions.

Awesome graphics for PS4 platform, the soundtrack is really great for those who love rock and roll, great frenectic battle stages

Pros Good boss battle Good Soundtrack Decent storytelling Good Gameplay Cons Bad Animation Unbalanced difficulty Inferior graphics( it is inferior to other castlevania games from GBA) Few diverse weapons

Okay. There is nothing too much to say about this game, it's basically a ctrl+c and ctrl+v from the Xbox 360 and PS3. I would say maybe the liberation was better, but it was still an okay game to play it and the graphics wasn't the big deal. Recommend? Maybe Rating: 6.4 out of 10

I am really impressive how the switch was able to port this game. The story is the same from the original version from the PlayStation 1, but they made a really great work in remaking those graphics and even the animation and controller are smoother. Rating: 8.3 out of 10

Here is my opinion of the game after I described how it works. It is one of the best side scrollers I have ever played, there are five worlds to explore and one secret "world" (the other five are harder and have bosses at the end of each), each world is different and changes how you play, my favorite world so far is the Ocean world, in this world you will be playing mostly in water level which unlike in most platform games is very known for being the worst part, but in Rayman Origins, it's my favorite and so addicting to play. You can play either using the D-pad or analog to move, but I recommend using the D-pad for the PS Vita version. This game has a great soundtrack such as "Inferno Fight", "Music World", and my favorite, "Sea of Serendipity" which contains a voice-over. I recommend you to play that game if you haven't played the Rayman series or if you're a fan of this series.

Great game to play during your trip, however, that is the hardest indie game I ever player. The graphic is pretty great, the soundtracks are unique and special. All you need to do to progress during the gameplay is study the enemies pattern. Rating: 8.5 out of 10

This game is far better than ps4 version. I really loved how the touch scream was used properly as well as the controls correspond very well. The graphics are on pair with PlayStation 3 graphics. The missions were good, but nothing special, although the challenges were pretty interesting to play them. The bad side would be the last mission which it was "Meh", I was expecting something deeper and shocking.

Pros: Nostalgic theme of the simpsons Fun missions Nice graphics Interesting bonus missions Cons: Repeated missions Very few soundtracks and most of them are pretty boring Final mission is horribly hard on purpose Rating: 7.3 out of 10

Unpopular opinion: This game is literally garbage. Most of people will say this game is great for a nostalgic reason, but to be honest, this game is not a big deal. You can beat this game in less than 1 hour, also in order to get a good ending, you need to collect 7 crystals which it is really painful. Special levels are terrible, it's a horrible genesis pseudo 3-D stage. Stage levels are confusing and ugly. The good part of this game is the animation is good and the music are tolerable. If you want to play a good sonic, I recommend to play the Sonic Adventures 2, Sonic 1-3( genesis version) and Sonic Mania.

Really great, I would say that is one of the best Prince of Persia I ever played. The graphics were ahead of the time, the movement was the most smooth I ever seen in a game, great battles, challenging puzzles. The only bad side was soundtrack, most of the time is so quiet and boring, except for the battle. Rating: 8.7 out of 10

Pros: Better graphics, more levels, more characters, better soundtrack. Cons: Bad controls( It will take a while to get used to) My thoughts: This game is so far a version or better saying, the definitive version, far better than Original, in my opinion this game is the best game on the Nintendo DS.

My rating: 8.7 This game is something like the 2D of the Dark Souls. While this game is not hard to beat, it will take some many attempts to complete one single mission like some old school games. The graphics are pretty great, they are unique for being well illustrated and detailed. The fights are satisfied as soon as you master the game. The only thing I would say is not good in this game are the side mission which in some parts of the game, you will have to take these in order to advance the story, these sides missions are boring and almost identical.

I would rate 7.6, however, the Metacritic just allow me to rate as a whole number. The gameplay itself is pretty good, the main mission and even the side mission are great and fun to play it, the soundtrack and the graphics are good. The main story is nowhere as masterpiece, however is interesting and even more engaged than some GTA games. The only problem with this game are the glitches as well as some bugs.

It's a descent game to play, however, it just looks like a Mario 64's generic game. So, don't expect a something extraordinary. The good aspects I would point out are the controls and the graphic, considering the switch's hardware.