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This game on the table is a great idea, as Peach is a good main character generally (proved by her previous DS entry). However, despite the gameplay being mostly good, the game is plagued with a punitive collectibles system, and to complete everything in the game you need to play every single level twice. That's a lazy and boring kind of postgame, time consuming too. Good game, but not worthy 60 dollars and has its shortcomings.

Extremely good 3ds game. The way it's been conceived is smart and at the end, everything comes full circle, leaving no plot holes. Great character design, original story, AMAZING music. Must play!

Not a bad game per se, but it can't compare to the rest of the Layton series. It has good character design and music, but the gameplay structure is very weak and the minigames are.. eh. Not a title that makes you want to come back once you have completed it.

The premise and ideas behind this game are original, and the fludd is a great gimmick. However to me there is one BIG problem: it doesn't have the long jump, a move I deem mandatory in all 3d mario games. A big letdown for someone like me who wants to travel quickly without being limited by fludd's water supply.

It's impressive how this game looks like it came at the end of the DS' lifespan, while instead it dates all back to 2006! This piece of art is just unprecedented: the song covers are all decent, the storytelling is spot on, and the pace of the game is perfect for both casual playing and hardcore gamers who want to perfection every piece if every difficulty. Absolutely worth playing, full marks!

It's not by any mean a title I would recommend getting a ds for, but it's alright. Fun and, even if prone to buggy touch controls, provides a good time to the player. It can be completed in less than 10 hours.

What a package. By being one of the few Wiiware titles which got a physical rerelease (or at least, 6 games in one), Bit Trip Complete makes for hours of content to enjoy. It even comes with the soundtrack of the entire game, what could you desire more? Full marks.

This game has seen many ups and down during its 5 years of global launch. 2019 and 202 being good, then 2021 introducing gears which ruined the game, then again a rise from the ashes in 2022 with gears rework, but now in 2023 they removed f2p brawl pass and so on... We will see where this leads eventually. As a game itself is okay, but solo showdown teamers need to be purged.

One of the best mobile games ever created! Never boring or cringe, it showers the player with content and good music; nowadays it gets carried by events, but the classic experience is still amazing. Cult videogame classic, must play!

Excellent execution, one of the best examples of how an animated series should be adapted when making a related videogame. Simple but fun and well-organized gameplay, very good ost, fully animated cutscenes and all characters from the series received voice lines in multiple languages. If I have to be picky, the translation from English sometimes is a bit wacky, especially for the main hero voice lines. They didn't have to go to this level of dedication, but they did. Everything to provide the most authentic experience they could deliver. Worth playing through. 100%.

This is inferior to all other releases of the game. Models look very pixelated, even for ps2 standards, and the loading times are just TOO DAMN SLOW. Poorly optimized. Don't recommend getting this version of the game, go for a more recent one.

I mean, it's Wii Sports. This was my first launch title ever played, and despite it not being my favourite game, it's still a golden gaming standard and pop culture phenomenon. Must play at least once.

It's.... ok. Short but decent. A good adaptation of the homonym Geronimo Stilton book, it's a compilation of mini-games and puzzles with some lore elements. It get a point extra because dialogues are fully dubbed in every language the game comes in.

Masterpiece. Fantastic controls and gimmicks, fully customizable experience, easily reachable free dlc content, and progressive skill cap. Must play.

It's.... ok. Playable. Short game but with a nice soundtrack, and the story is decent enough. Grinding system is not too cruel if you go for 100% and backtrack a few times to get the missing lores. I personally enjoyed it, and reminded me a lot of the Zelda DS titles.

Best Zelda game of all time. Rollgoal might be a nightmare with the motion controls, but that is just an optional thing so it doesn't count. Story spot on, Soundtrack spot on, Characters spot on, most Dungeons spot on. The definitive Zelda experience, no matter the system.

Clever and fleshed out adventure. Even with a guide at hand, it's still an extremely challenging but entertaining title, and everything is there for a reason. Very good on all platforms where it came out, even Virtual Console. Must play.

Along with Galaxy 2, this is the perfect example of what a sequel/remake should look like. It completely reinvents the original Country trilogy, but still maintains some elements, like Rambi. New villains are a good alternative to K. Rool, and the game offers quite a challenge, while still being accessible to casual players as well. Ost is amazing as well, definitely worth trying at least once!

Underrated high-skill cap title. K. Rool makes a return, story is pretty interesting, something you could also see in the Country series. Mechanics are original, my only issue with this game is that it's way too hard at some point. Some nerfs here and there would have made this game even better imo.

Best Gamecube game of all time. Great lore and game pace, not slow but neither rushed, balanced amount of collectibles and full of original and innovative gimmicks. Definitely recommended to whoever wants to try a Gamecube game for the first time: this is a great choice!

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After playing Colosseum and XD, also developed by Genius Sonority, this title feels like a joke. This is a clone of Colosseum without Story mode, that does not fix the latter's problems and that's UNPLAYABLE without importing your own team from a Generation 4 DS game. At least from Colosseum you could raise a bunch of decent pokemon, legendaries included, straight from Story Mode. The only good thing about this thing is the OST.

Average title, without infamy or praise. Probably my worst issue with this game is that it's too slow with the cutscenes and battles; the ost, though, is phenomenal, and the graphics are quite nice for a Gamecube title. While not being the best Pokémon game out there, it's still a thousand times better than Battle Revolution.

Rewards are great, mechanics are promising but not developed to their full potential, but the way the game progresses is just awful. Do NOT waste money on this.

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Man, this game is FANTASTIC. Perfect follow-up to the original title on the DS, which I loved a lot too, the newly introduced color system allows the player to develop a different and renovated approach to the world of 3d Picross puzzles, and has a lot of new challenges to offer. Masterpiece!

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Best title from the Sonic Advance series. The teamwork mechanic is innovative, and allows to think through to find speedrunning strategies. I like the special stage system, even if clunky at times; a bit of practice should suffice, hard but not undoable. The best part of the game is that now all the characters share the same stage line; say goodbye to completing the entire game one time x each playable character! Worth playing absolutely, one of the best GBA games I ever played.

Despite the motion controls being very clunky for many minigames, the boards are not that bad, and the candy gimmicks are quite original. The best feature is hands down the Characters Roster. I mean, you can play as Martelkoopa!

This title offers hours of content and fun guaranteed, with complete multiplayer support and innovative new mechanics. Probably one of the best Wii games ever created!

Despite a few issues (Slow loadings when changing music, Ost not always rearranged brilliantly), the Wii version is surely worth playing through for any Cave Story fan and non.

Flawless gem ****. The true Bejeweled title, it can capture attention like no other from the series. The OST, as well, is extraordinary. Recommended absolutely!

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Even if it's less iconic that its predecessor, this title holds its own very well. The music is good enough for the most part, and the gimmicks improved a lot. I think it's a tad bit harder than the first Rush title though.

This was my first Sonic title, and one of my first DS games as well. A must-play for sure; the ost is very unique as well, and the level design is over the top in every single stage. True classic!

Got as a birthday present by a friend, while not being very convincing on some aspects like other Pokémon titles, it's a really solid gen 1 remake, and the first title i've ever finished the League in, without losing or using cheats/borrowed pokemon. There is a lot of post game content too, as well with being available to trade with RSE gba titles to fill up the National Dex more quickly. Worth possessing if you ask me.

This and Heartgold are very hard to find nowadays, considering the high chances of getting scammed with counterfeit copies... anyways, this game is bonkers. It has contest for around 400+ gameplay hours, if not more, if you want to finish everything the game has to offer. Best NDS title i ever owned.

One of the most original and well concepted ideas for Nintendo DS. It contains a lot of recipies and gives background to every single ingredient and kitchen tool, leaving nothing aside and with well thought explanations. It's very cheap nowadays, and actually helpful if you want to make dishes from many countries in the world. Recommended!

This is what everyone expects it to be: a traditional picross game, and it does things right.

No, no and no; don't play this game. It has no personality, forgettable OST, the plot is stupid, and the design is just awful.

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One of the best Wii games ever made, and one of my all-time favourites. Online features, despite awful hacking moderation (Time trial leaderboards full of hackers back then), have been great while they lasted until Wii Connect 24's shutdown. The Nitro courses offer a complete, challenging and entertaining experience, and they all deserve to be memorable in their own way: about the Retro courses, i disagree about two or three picks, but overall the selection is quite nice (i love that they included DS Delfino Square). There are a lot of characters and vehicles to unlock, and for a few of them some serious skill is required (like the ones you receive by getting a star rating in all Nitro/Retro cups on a certain CC difficulty). This game had a lot to offer back in 2008-early 2010s, and today still remains a true Nintendo Classic :)

While giving a boring experience when playing solo, the multiplayer side of this game is insane. Buy it if you have more 2 Wii Remotes or more.

Right amount of difficulty, well projected Multiplayer department with the bubble system, Yoshi, the introduction of the true Ice Flower (Galaxy doesn't count), the Propeller mushroom (one of my favourite powerups in the series), the OST... this game has everything! A must-have for every Wii owner :)

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One of the first true 3D classics in videogame history. Controls may seem wacky, but once you get the hang of them, it's guaranteed fun and good times!

One of the best NDS titles ever created. Addictive and fun, it expands the Picross game in a completely new and better variant. Worth buying absolutely!

The definitive Pokémon 4th generation Game, and probably one of the best Nintendo titles ever created. Graphics are top notch, same goes for the game's speed; the music and the story are just fantastic, fairly improved since the 2nd generation games. This title represents one of the happiest memory of my childhood, and i liked it to the point that Ho-Oh became my favourite Pokémon, and it still is. Gamefreak, this title is worthy being called the "Golden Age" of the Pokémon franchise :D

Do you think this game is more female-oriented? WRONG! Try this and you'll see why. This game makes clever use of the touch screen, and even if it may seem repetitive, it's a good way to spend free time :)