Odio

The best story ever told in this series, along with challenging game play, and an engaging region, slightly dragged down by your limited options in the early game.

The peak of the series, as story comparable to B/W, with easily the best roster of available Pokemon, with a difficulty that actually will challenge you, wrapped in one of the most interesting worlds any of these games has to offer, with nearly endless amounts of content, and sadly, the most voice acting of any game in the series (Even today)

A good first step into 3D, although future games didn't improve on it nearly enough. This region Isn't as linear as some future games, but the route design isn't particularly complicated as some of the previous games had been, with this game really feeling the lack of a third version that it desperately needed

Truly one of the laziest games they have ever made, poor optimization, massive Dex and move set cuts for no good reason, paired with uninspired world design, and truly archaic graphics in multiple areas makes it hard to claim they really cared.

Similar to Ocarina of Time 3D, It fixes the item management hassles of the N64, although the art direction seems notably different from the original, and the Physics engine was changed notably from the N64, leading to some platforming becoming harder

An excellent remake of a classic, this game fixes most of the originals item mapping issues, although the early 3D led to some decisions that I felt compromised some of the original art direction (with the final boss being a notable downgrade in presentation)

An impressive sequel to a masterpiece, although I can't help but feel that it under delivers for what I would have wanted to see from a sequel to BOTW

Truly a magical experience, redefined open world games, creating a new gold standard with endless entertainment

A fun mini game collection, with a surprisingly entertaining campaign, with a shockingly excellent Soundtrack

A fun return to 2D Mario, although it can be ran through rather quickly if you are skilled

Truly sad for an official "Remaster" these entries PALE in comparison to improvements made by romhacking communities a decade before. SM64 has NO reason to still be in 4:3, along with the low-poly LOD models that no longer are needed, and sunshine has emulation issues that were fixed back in 2004

The best Mario has ever felt to control, alongside some of the most creative concepts yet seen in a 3d Mario

A very fun, albeit short, game to have received for free, with a charming, self-contained plot

As much as I personally love this game, and enjoy where the story goes, there are many points in the writing that show how rushed this was behind the scenes, not to mention the absolutely HORRIFIC sound design (Although if I've heard correctly, they had to scrap all sound assets in the last few months, without the lead sound designer)

Truly my only complaint is that it isn't longer, an excellent game from every angle, and at 25$ it is an easy recommendation for anyone interested

Truly my only complaint is that it isn't longer, an excellent game from every angle, and at 25$ it is an easy recommendation for anyone interested

Truly my only complaint is that it isn't longer, an excellent game from every angle, and at 20$ (25 with DLC) it is an easy recommendation for anyone interested

Truly my only complaint is that it isn't longer, an excellent game from every angle, and at 20$ (25 with DLC) it is an easy recommendation for anyone interested

A completely average 2d sonic, nothing that bad, but nothing that good, but boss design suffers MASSIVELY from the multiplayer focus, leaving this hard to recommend for anyone looking to play through on their own

A very fun time, but the level design is rough in many places (Not to mention the button mashing for the one boss), the soundtrack is excellent however.

An excellent game, although this port has some difficulties due to the state of PC gaming at the time

Truly an Excellent game, exceptional level design, soundtrack, and controls, with some very minor hiccups stopping this from hitting a 10

As much as I would love to give this an 8, There is some truly poor level design on display here, although I wish the remake Included the content from this port.