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By far the best in the series since the PS2 era. Game play is significantly more responsive without wobbly side dodging from the PS3 era. This game is hard, but it has been updated to make it significantly easier now for certain boss fights. As you upgrade your Mech, aka your AC, and obtain more parts, it becomes easier to retry those fights with new parts, new builds, and different tactical strategies. Overall, if you ever played Elden Ring, or are a fan of the series, you'll be pleasantly surprised by this gem ****. A note to FromSoft. That mission with the damn with multiple ally AC was awesome and you should have made more missions with Allies like this in the game. Beyond that, also have a lot more of the easy missions rather than always be confronted with super hard boss fights in order to grind currency with more variety rather than replaying the same missions because it becomes boring after a while. There is multiple endings to this game so well worth a replay or two.

This is how you make a proper remake for an SNES RPG game. Staying true to the original vision. I really hope we get a sequel to this game. No, not Paper Mario, but the cancelled sequel that was supposed to happen. I really hope we get more games in this look for a new Mario RPG series. This is what people expected with the N64 when everything became 3D rather than going flat. Nothing wrong with Paper Mario, but this is what I want from Mario RPGs and the two series can co-exist. Now, if you could port over the 3DS Bowser Inside Story, again, that would be great. Unfortunately, that may not happen...

The port really shows it's age. It needed the RE4 Remake style gun play to modernize the game. The tank controls are absolutely awful and people's nostalgia of the game really doesn't show how bad the game play really was. It's like playing Goldeneye 64 after being used to play FPS with 2 analogs, you just can't go back. While people complain of the remake being "woke?" none of it is woke, at all, even Solidrev on Youtube thinks you don't know what you're talking about. They removed maybe some cringe lines yes, like the famous ballistics but Leon still has some solid 1 liners in this game too. I guess they didn't want to make Luis look like a perv, Ashley is 16 after all. While I'm not bashing the original game for what it brought in terms of evolution to the series where RE5 really took full advantage of the twin stick method of shooting, while basing on what RE4 brought in terms of full camera control, the fact they didn't implement these type of gun control at the very least in this port of a PS4 game after the evolution of RE5 and RE6 is a pure cash grab with no efforts at all to improve the game what-so-ever. People could have enjoyed the original dialog and graphics with a modern twist in shooting mechanics but sadly this brings nothing new to the table where the Wii gun control did, so very low effort cash grab. It's a very lazy port of the game.

This game is absolutely legendary. Obviously, at least for 2, you need to play the First Trails of Cold Steel, while you can start fresh at Trails of Cold Steel 3 because the first game left on a cliff hanger and start fresh with a new class 7 with the third entry. It is turn base, party base game with full 3d movement and character placement is key for the best strategy to beat bosses. The setting is based in a military academy following our protagonist Rean, think Final Fantasy 8 or Type-0, and spoiler if you have not played the first game so stop reading now. After the defeat of Rean at the hands of Crow, he find himself up north with Emma's talkative cat, where he grew up in. His mech, yes there are mechs in this game, has been damaged severely. Now he must rise up against the terrorists who attacked the academy and find his classmate comrades who have been scattered across the country. Political intrigued, massive plot twist nobody saw coming, are all present in the climax of this duology. Yes, there are 4 games and Reverie that follows Rean's story, but Class 7 at the academy ends in this story and is a satisfying send off for the two games. As Trails 3 starts with a new class, the old class 7 are there to assist at some point but take a bigger role in the 4th entry. You can play both the first and second one on Vita while future entries, that has better graphics, starts at 3 on the PS4 (both 1&2 are available on PS4 and PS3)

This game is a must play, but you'll have to complete this game on the 2nd game where this particular story of Class 7 will climax, no need to play 3 or 4 but if you do enjoy the game and series, you have more to play. Every single scenario plays out as episodes. Mystery is involved, you are sent out across with locations and towns random classmates, where the story will proceed, mystery will unfold, then a big boss battle, come back to Thor academy, rinse repeat for 5-7 "episodes". Also there's a dungeon to explore that changes by itself in a mystery tower. Won't spoil the game, it's best to play. The 2nd one is the best of this 2 part game.

The has to be one of the best JRPGs of All. Pros: -Great cast of characters -Great World Building -Great Nemesis and rivals -Great Plot Twists -Perfect Waifu -Ambitious game for the time with best graphics for the time with cut scenes. -Addition system needs some kind of skill to play the game Cons: -Nothing

Pros: -Greatly enhanced environment compared to the previous versions -Greatly enhanced enemy AI -Same great unchanged story which was stellar when it released. Just look at Resident Evil 4 fans who complained about some script changed and bashed the game, or change nothing and STILL gets bashed for Not doing anything. This is why fanboys can't be trusted and don't know what they want. -Clickers are still terrifying -Gripping story telling Cons: -Some characters look worse -Price complaints, but nobody complained when Demon Souls arrived on the PS5. -Some people complained not having The Last of Us Part 2 game play, but it would be too easy and not have that feel of dread the game intended to be

If you love JRPGs, if you love Anime like characters, if you love huge Worlds and compelling story telling with a lovable cast of characters. Then you've come to the right place. Tales of Arise is one of the best JRPGs and Best Looking JRPGs I've placed in years. I can't recommend this game enough.

If you love JRPGs, if you love Anime like characters, if you love huge Worlds and compelling story telling with a lovable cast of characters. Then you've come to the right place. Tales of Arise is one of the best JRPGs and Best Looking JRPGs I've placed in years. I can't recommend this game enough.

A must buy game for any Action game fans, especially a DMC fan. This is the climax of the entire series.

A must buy game for any Action game fans, especially a DMC fan. This is the climax of the entire series.

Game is absolutely perfect but the port for PS5 could have been much better than the PS4 version. In the Trilogy, they remastered the graphics of the first Uncharted. Nobody can tell the difference here in terms of graphics and back in a high price. PS can do better.

Awesome game, maybe not the best of the series, it has it's high and lows rather than having it progressive in Uncharted 2. You must play this game.

Uncharted 2 is the best. Uncharted 1 has been significantly improved in terms of graphics. Uncharted 3 is also great. The best type of action game you could hope for.

Decent Pokemon competitor. Pros: -Dual monster battles -Gives a bit more strategy Cons: -Can be very linear at times -Failed basic 3rd grade biology in the custom character creation.

Decent Pokemon competitor. Pros: -Dual monster battles -Gives a bit more strategy Cons: -Can be very linear at times -Failed basic 3rd grade biology in the custom character creation.

Decent Pokemon competitor. Pros: -Dual monster battles -Gives a bit more strategy Cons: -Can be very linear at times -Failed basic 3rd grade biology in the custom character creation.

Decent Pokemon competitor. Pros: -Dual monster battles -Gives a bit more strategy Cons: -Can be very linear at times -Failed basic 3rd grade biology in the custom character creation.

Pros: -Awesome Combat -Great Enemy variety -Great combat arsenal and skills -Semi-linear multi-path -Great boss fights Cons: -Failed basic 3rd grade biology at custom character creation.

A masterpiece **** made fun of by people who are terrible at gaming. Get Good! Or go pound sand. This game is very methodical. Where unlike a game like Devil May Cry where everything is based off quick evasion skills and high octane game play, while dodging is absolutely vital in this game, knowing what move your enemy will use is far more important. Huge land with many bosses to encounter. Anyone who loves this genre will feel at home with this. granted. I am really tired of the knock offs of this genre of action game. Bring back games like Devil May Cry and Ninja Gaiden.

You can control every single member of your party. There are fun and in-depth customization for strategies. The people still complaining that it's not turn based garbage either need to touch grass or pound sand because nobody cares at this point. Oh yeah, let me level up to level 30 and defeat the Air Buster in 1 hit like in the original. Nah, this game is far more challenging than that and we like it. Chapter 9 is still the worst, especially when you don't use the right options for the secret side mission.

You can control every single member of your party. There are fun and in-depth customization for strategies. The people still complaining that it's not turn based garbage either need to touch grass or pound sand because nobody cares at this point. Oh yeah, let me level up to level 30 and defeat the Air Buster in 1 hit like in the original. Nah, this game is far more challenging than that and we like it. Chapter 9 is still the worst, especially when you don't use the right options for the secret side mission.

It is truly the best game of the year. There are many boss battle encounters along the way, the action never feels boring. I'm still questioning some of the story decisions and characters added here, it does not feel God of war-like. It does feel like it has that feminine touch, like Thor just leaving after his fight with Kratos rather than being more angry, or even just talking about his sons death just casually is not something that families would do. I would have imagined Odin sending his entire army at Kratos' home instead to capture him rather than having a drink with him. Everything else still feels like a solid entry to the series. Game play, combat feels solid.

This has to be one of the best action adventure game that has ever been made. Maybe a bit too many visits to the mountain but other than that, there's a lot going for it. The story that started to release the ashes of the mother's remains came to a great close by the end of it. It's an Epic adventure and if anyone needs to know how a real Dragon battle should look like can take inspiration here. (Looking at you 1 hit dragon with thunder Skyrim)

Pros: -Incredible combat. -Intense boss fights -Skill based wins feels satisfying beating these bosses. -Complex World building -Gripping story, flipped the story from a spoiled prince in 15 to a slave in 16 to free his people. -Shows the disgusting elitism of wealthy people seeing their slaves as disposable assets -Epic hunts that challenges all your senses. -Plot twists, character sacrifices, and complex story telling is all present like most final fantasy of high value -Epic music -Never boring* (except... first con) -Most side quests are great and shows off the people of each kingdom. -No bugs, glitches -Graphics are True Next-Gen but still some compromise still exist. A PS5 Pro might be required. -Open World game gives much to explore -Game starts off linear but switches to Open World after the Garuda fight. Cons -First few "side quests" are more like task and small fetch quests * Thankfully, it's short and does not apply to all side quests, only the first few ones -Very poor customization when it comes to gear, weapons and the such, all you have is a black smith to have a bit more attack that is very much optional. Contrast that to the Materia system of FF7 R, different builds and gives higher strategy. -Very low strategy involve, whatever you use will be based more on your game play preference rather than weakness and strategy. I have not encountered enemies being weak to certain elements and if there was, it's still more useful to use your abilities than not. -The World could be bigger -There could be more hunts, they are very good and fun to fight, we want more of these. -After ascension to have 3 Eikons, the game becomes much easier with many abilities to easily destroy your enemies. Smaller enemies are basically cannon fodder. -The existence of the easy automatic items, aside auto-Torgal, were never needed. All it cause is for trolls to bash the game without any justification. The game really requires skills and most players can handle it. Feels more like a Devil May Cry game than Final Fantasy but it's still an awesome game worth playing.

The game builds itself on it's predecessor that pushes the limits of what is possible from creating crafts, to controlling time, to teleport yourself through higher place rocks. There are countless hours to spend here where you might actually get tired before you complete everything.

Need I say more? This is a must own game for the Switch and the launch title that propelled the Switch to a must buy system with over 100 million sold consoles.

This is the Resident Evil 4 Remake we all needed. I miss the dodging mechanic of RE3 R but overall a satisfying experience and I could not go back to any other RE4 releases.