PacMax

Despite the slightly downgraded graphics, this game makes up for it with vastly improved control and it really feels like the best (and easiest to play) version of what I feel like is the best Sonic game ever made. For a PS2 game with downgraded visuals, that says a lot. 9/10- Outstanding

Easily the best version. With great music, nice graphics and good gameplay, this is easily best suited for the N64 and should have been the only version.

The game may not have help up the best, but I can respect what this title has done for gaming.

I must be honest......... This is quite possibly the worst video game I have ever played. There is nothing redeemable about it except for the U.S box art. Rayman 2 was mediocre already, but this game has really stabbed it in the heart.

Despite the major disappointment I experienced with this game’s problems, this can be enjoyable if you want to take it on the go,

A great resurgence for the blue blur with good level design and gorgeous visuals. My only complaint is the slightly unresponsive jumping, but with Sonic Simulator and the terrific soundtrack, this game cannot be faulted enough to be considered a bad game, because it really isn’t.

The graphics and sound track are great, but the loose and unresponsive controls ruin this experience. 4/10- Underwhelming..

They have done it..... DIMPS has made the classic formula so much fun in this game! Responsive controls, great visuals and absolutely I N S A N E gameplay which kicks Mania in the nuts. The soundtrack adds to it, and I am actually disappointed there is not more game in this. However, this means nothing when this game is easily the best Sonic I have played to date, and one of the best games I have ever played. 9/10- Amazing.

A fun, gimmicky and visually surreal platformer that fits well onto a handheld system.

Beautiful graphics, great controls and amazing soundtrack combine to create a game with not only a place in my Top 10 list, but also in the gaming world.

If you love building Lego, and love games, you will love this. Even with the slightly choppy frame rate, this game is under appreciated, and allows your imagination to go wild. This is easily one of the best video game sites I have ever played, and for a 2017 Switch game with only 59% on this website, that is quite a statement.

Despite the huge sack of missed more trial, this is quite a fun game and even feels like a retro game despite the dated graphics. It just needs to be fun, and it is.

A great mini game compilation for those looking for a fun time. The old games are good enough, but PAC-MAN Tilt is the jewel in this game’s small crown. Such great fun and it makes exceptional use of the 3DS system (despite no 3D during gameplay). This is definitely worth a look if you are a retro game fan or if you want an awesome motion-control experience.

This isn’t a really fun and well-made movie tie-in. With multiple game modes and great combat, this is a perfectly tolerable easy-yet-hard game. Also, the music? BADASS.

A smooth, challenging and consistent Pac-Man game with great visuals and soundtrack.

The true way to play the original PAC-MAN with frantic action and gorgeous visuals and great mechanics, this game is one of the best ever made. Toru Iwatani should be proud of what he has helped to create. This is truly deserving of a 100/100.

Nice graphics, nice controls and nice level design makes this game a safe and comfortable journey if you want some classic PAC-MAN action.

A great revival in every aspect, Crash is given a chance to shine again for the gaming world.

Seeing as though the Dreamcast original was awesome, this “remake” ruined what was once an awesome game.

With nice animations, wacky visuals and great sound, this is a great platforming experience that easily surpasses the original.

This nice-sounding, good-looking, and tightly designed PAC-MAN adventure is a nice callback to the original game on the PS1. With a password system and challenging bosses, and smooth animations, this game offers enough of a fun experience to justify its role as a scaled-down version **** game.

Bad music, bad framerate, bad everything, there is no excuse for this game to call itself a port of an alright game if it ruins it completely.

The original games were already bad, but this game makes it worse with the technical issues.

With great controls, insane music, nice tracks and wacky visuals, this game is easily the best Mario Kart ever made, and for GameCube, that says a lot.

This game is fun, and with multiplayer, it is chaos, but at the end of the day, it is good, simple and polished Mario Kart fun.

Bland, terrible music, and lack of depth make this game a huge disappointment for fans of the series. You are better off playing the console version, or the GBA ones.

With stunning visuals voice acting, and memorable soundtrack, this game really is a nice addition you can make to your N64 gallery.

Despite being a very lacking version of an awesome game, this is alright if you want to bring the game with you anywhere.

This game, while a bit easy, is a nice, comfortable experience, and that is all it needs to be.

This remake is awesome, and I really wish people can just enjoy it instead of hating on it just because it has some problems, but that is to be expected.

Easily the best Sonic game ever, fast-paced and crazy daytime stages and slow-but intense nighttime sections and great visuals create a thrill-enduring experience. It’s Sonic, and boy, does it finally feel like it!

Good mini games with nice visuals, it’s not awesome, but it is fun, and that is all it needs to be.

Free-flow level design mixed with great music and nice visuals come together to create a comfortable experience that surpasses the original games. However the game is a bit too easy to say it is awesome.

With some empty parts and slightly repetitive gameplay, but great visuals and cool nostalgia, this game is good enough to be one of the best Mario games.

This game is surprisingly solid for a DS game, with unlockable concept art, boxes, crystals and bonus levels, this feels like a Classic Crash game, and that is quite an accomplishment.

With a weird atmosphere and surreal music music mixed with unique gameplay and stunning visuals, this game outclasses every other Mario game.

A huge step down form 64, with awful graphics, awful music, and a load of trial-and-error nonsense, this game is one of the most annoying ever to be made.

Great controls, great level design and great visuals, this is a very fun and near-perfect then in for an already great movie.