RyanA

I took a while to get back to this game. Miiverse was stripped from this game, so I'm giving this game 1/10th of my original review. Without being able to post posts on Miiverse, submitting scores (the only lure of this game) is impossible and not fun (there are other places, but few people post there). My new review is .69/10.

This game should not exist. This is a clone of Flappy Bird. The only assets made to create this game are a black and white bird, a brick wall background, spiky walls, a text box on how to play, monotonous looping music, a start up screen that keeps score and the play game feature. There is no sound effects, no quality control, no quality, and no uniqueness, whatsoever. The only thing that I can compliment is its possibility to be on the current gen console. #My 2nd Top-played Wii U game. Overall, the worst pay-to-play game I've ever played: 1/100

Up to date, I've played at least a virtual console version of each of the games in the series, even two of those fan-made recreations of brawl-> Melee (ish). This one title would fall here in the rating list: Brawl=Melee>(SSB for Wii U)>SSB for 3DS> SSB for N64. Characters: +a lot +a bit more balanced than previous entries +2/more good and unique newcomers -Clones -Some characters are obviously better than others. Stages: +A lot +large -Too many reused stages from previous iterations in the series. Modes: +a large number +Cool new classic mode +a lot can now be with a friend -No adventure-esque modes +/-? Smash Tour. Others: +Good music +Coin mode returns +Difficult challenges =[Don't know about online play] -Music from 3DS doesn't feel right in Wii U version -Limited replay-ability (limited fun single-player modes). -Touch screen controls on Wii U game pad are limited to non-existent Overall, 9.2/10. Honestly, though, in my opinion, the most unreasonable scores here are 0-3's and 10's. I find those scores unreasonable because 10 would mean that this game is =/> previous iterations, and 0-3's would be saying that this is a pretty bad game (in which it isn't).

I can't say that the story in this game was bad, it was mainly for me the challenge. The only (I'm pretty sure) way to fail is to give the wrong piece of evidence or show the wrong spot on a picture in court. Even then, if get your whole bar knocked off, guess what? You start back up where you failed. Who needs challenge, pshaw. The graphics, the sound, the most of everything else, is good though. It sort of reminds me of Paper Mario Sticker Star, but not really; I'd say that many elements have improved since the first in the series, not become worse. I guess my argument is also technically invalid because in the previous entries in the series you could save right before you submitted a piece of evidence that you were uncertain of. But then my mindset for the previous entries was to never lose, so I cheated more hardcore than saving before submitting. Overall, 8/10

I can definitely say that the story mode is long enough, and makes enough sense. Maybe one of the things that isn't very good in this game is the limited number of moves on the map. This along with the fact that you can beat your opponent without doing any fancy shcmancy combos, that are definitely necessary in regular fighting games. The element of randomness also helps the score, somehow both suffer and stay relatively high. Overall, 6.4/10

Before I think I over exaggerated the positive aspects in this game, good bosses, and good graphics. Now it is time to take into account the bad things: -Terrible Music, -Short length to beat the whole game, -Atrocious and outdated character selection, -Almost **** AI, -No Online, -No Street pass, -Imperfect Precision in Controls, -Similarity in Move sets, -Bad Cut scenes in Story Mode, -Similar level design for Story Mode, -Inconvenient menus, -Imperfect hit detection, -Glitches that cause the 3DS to restart (3 times, even; this has never happened in another 3DS game before), -Tediousness within the game -Overall, a lack of polish that should have been considered during its creation. If you know what's good for you, consider this before buy this game (most likely if off eBay or from Walmart). Overall, 0.8/10, the worst 3DS game I have ever played

Although this game lacks in length, the content contained is phenomenal, and definitely worth trying, it definitely fits that $1.99 price tag as well. It also shares an uncanny resemblance to Mega Man, and has parts that may be recognized in other games. The 3D is great, the character(s), the levels, they are all great, but sometimes the levels may be slightly tedious. Overall, 8.2/10

I'd say the thing this game suffers from is the amount of content. There are 2 games that I think of that are fairly similar to this game: Super Smash Bros. (Mainly Brawl), and PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale. From the get go in those other games, you have around 20 characters. When you start this game, you get seven. Then you do the story. Better than PSASBR, but a whole ton less than SSB. This along with other things make me feel this way. About the same fun level, and luckily a few characters to unlock along the way. Overall, 6.0/10

I feel deceived, somewhere or sometime it said this game was a horror game. This game is not scary at all. I'm docking most of the marks mostly from that fact. Since this game really isn't really comparable to any other titles (except the original), I'd call it highly original and it is also packed with many collectibles which is a positive factor for any game (unless they are a nuisance). Overall, 8.7/10

This is one of the best 3DS games out there right now, maybe even the best (I personally disliked immorality of having to kill everyone in most of the levels in FE:A). I guess it's true that it is quite similar to the Wii version, but who says this game is worse than the one on the Wii. If this was the first game in the series, my opinion may differ, but overall, it wasn't a bad game. Overall, 8.3/10

I really don't mind that there is almost no online multiplayer, because the regular multiplayer in this game is already fine. I really love all of those reviews about how this game is unbalanced; PSASBR is very unbalanced, making this game seem perfectly fair. I like this game more that PSASBR as well because there are obvious skill levels in this game, I can easily beat people that don't play as much as me. In PSASBR, my friend came over, and was almost on par with my skills event though it was his first time playing it ever. Maybe because you get the skill from this game, and show it on PSASBR, I don't know. I've heard about 'clones,' whoever has commented about this seriously hasn't played Melee. Let's take Fox and Falco for example, in Melee, both of them have red lasers, that just touch the enemy, an their move sets are very similar. In Brawl, Falco shoots blue beams of energy, and knocks the opponent back. Whereas Fox has a red beam of energy and has the same effect as in Melee. Their down b's are also different, in Melee, Falco and Fox just held their shield in place. In brawl, Falco kicks his down b shield, and Fox does the same as he did in Melee. Same with Ganon and Cpt. Falcon, their moves are slightly different, unlike in Melee. Someone mentioned the subspace emissary? compare it to PSASBR, the only game to really compare this game to. I a really annoyed with people complaining about the music. You know what I'm going to suggest, look at PSASBR. This along with stage problems, ever try PSASBR, in that game, the stage stops after a small amount of playing on it (stock matches especially evident), in SSBB, the stage continues, and keeps pace. Whatever people say about this game, I will still ask you to refer to PSASBR, to see if it is any better. I will only start to complain if the next Super Smash Bros game is worse than this one. My Verdict is the same at 9.8/10, online is almost (if not) literally impossible to use.

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The first time I wrote this review, I blatantly took and trusted the reviews from the critics. Yes, there are copy videos in when you do the same minigame, but that doesn't mean its bad. There is a great deal of time put into it, maybe more for a younger audience, which may double, or more the amount of time than mine. This game in my opinion is underrated, with some strategy implemented with the battles. Overall, 7.5/10

The system itself is very easy to get used to, 10/10, the games I'd give an average of 7.5/10, the 3D effects are kinda weird, and make you tired after a while in some games, 7.5/10, overall, 8.3/10

The game is much too short to be one of those high grade games. There isn't even collectible items, and levelling up items is not as good as in the other ratchet and clank games, they all start at level three, so it isn't as good. This game mostly felt like a filler between games, the only point of me playing it is to not miss the story. A better idea would be to make either Tools of Destruction longer, or Crack in time longer. At least the game is only fifteen dollars, still, it does feel a bit overpriced. Since you can switch difficulties in game, you could beat the game on your first try, and replayability would be limited; I finished half the game on hard already, so the difficulty could be higher as well in the game. Overall, 6.3/10.

I hate the camera in this game, it would have been significantly better if there was a rotatable camera, or a helpful camera, but nooo, the camera has to be fixed in exact positions and usually very awkward. Another thing that makes this game simply atrocious is the moving, from one camera do another, you keep moving in the same direction, which may sometimes be facing the opposite direction, making the controls inverted temporarily, which is really annoying. Another problem is what are you supposed to do or go? In this game you seriously know where you are supposed to go. I mainly know that the cafeteria is a place to go when shaggy looks like he's seen a ghost. If I ever try to go to the downstairs place, there is always this black knight that chops off one fifth of my health with each hit. Lucky for this game I'm fairly fond of Scooby-Doo, or else a 2 or 3 may be my rating. Overall, 4.5/10

This game is interesting, it really has a lot of content jam packed into it, but the big problem is that the game is much too easy (for the most part). Some of the minigames are so easy that you don't even move a muscle, this is just hilarious on how easy this kind of minigame is, if you go to the Nanogame Replay and click one of these, you could leave it on the floor, have a nap, and you'd be on to round 99, because you literally do nothing. One thing that was unfortunately left out from the WarioWare DIY game was the create your own minigame, which is missing here. Overall, 7.5/10

I personally think that this game is okay. There is a few things that really turn me off, though. These would be: the collectibles, it seems a waste of time just trying to find the hidden music sheets, it feels like, whenever I try to collect them, the touch screen will not sense where I have clicked, or for some reason I can't re select that same music note. The puzzles, or should I say puzzles with a sarcastic voice, they are much too forgiving, I could finish them a hundred times faster than the ones in the Professor Layton series, so if another installment is put into the series, I would highly recommend making the puzzles a little more challenging, so that I can actually enjoy this part of the game. I also dislike the way they pretty much copied the Professor Layton "Trunk" and SEGA made it their own, this is not a really big thing but I don't remember Sega owning Level 5, or the other way around. Despite these things, I'll give it a 7.5/10 for its amazing rhythm mini games, which are very well executed, and are the best part of this game.

I just love this game, even though there is no trophies, the game was fantastic. Even though there is no online, even though there is no multiplayer, these things don't matter when everything else that was included was done superbly, the weapon level ups (except the omni-wrench), the variety of weapons, the humor, etc. Sure the ending wasn't great, but the game play was fantastic. I'd call it a fair sized game, even though I beat it in about a week, even so I didn't do absolutely everything (collecting gold bolts, leveling up all weapons, beating the game on challenge mode, etc.) Overall, 8.7/10 (I hope Crack in Time is this good or better)

This game is absolutely phenomenal in all aspect throughout game play, and somehow is able to make turning into a pig one of the scariest/creepiest things ever. RPG at its finest, with almost no flaws whatsoever, except trying the game a second time is slightly easier than the first. Overall, 9.8/10, a commendable effort in the making

This game was impressively made in two years from the previous title, Super Smash Bros on the N64, in 1999 and this one 2001. There is many great aspects of this game, and few things I'd complain about, but the one thing that made me give this game a point less would be clones. The move sets for some of the characters seem too similar to others, which was a bit sloppy, considering maybe a quarter of the characters have this problem. Overall, 9/10

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This is one of the few instances that an RPG can be practically perfect, the other times being Golden Sun and Pokemon. The only things that I dislike about this game is the re-used sprites from the previous entries into the series for Mario and Luigi. Things to like- humour, music, final boss, story (seems more unique than most others), pickups, power ups, and mini games. Overall, 9.7/10

Only twenty characters, and none are unlock able within the game itself, the other characters are probably five bucks apiece. Good job Sony, a game that was made worse than one made almost five years ago. These are the other things that mess up the game, 1. Some moves seem similar 2. The final boss for the story mode in this game isn't the one that is mainly attacking, also stealing the silvered idea from ultimate marvel vs capcom 3/marvel vs. capcom 3 for ones actually head on attacking you 3. Most boring credits in video game history 4. You get hit way too far with certain attacks 5. Only able to kill with special attack/item 6. Parappa the rapper and a cat seem out of place 7. Dante from DmC? 8. No real reason for fighting each other in story mode 9. Can only use x to jump. There are also positive things that are in this game 1. Bosses from other games in final boss fight 2. Cut scenes for story mode 3. Characters look like they should 4. Fairly unique attacks 5. Ranking system 6. Unlock able things for all characters 7. Enjoyable to play. Lists for both sides will go on for a long time, each about equalling each other. Overall 6.4/10

This game is extremely well done, all except a few things. 1. Flying on the Jet Set radio stage 2. Drifting while flying 3. Confusing twists 4. failing tricks equals slowing **** major positives would be 1. World tour 2. No saga miles from previous game. 3. speed, you can tell, is extremely fast. Overall, 8.4/10

I was disappointed with the newest entry to this series. Most of the good parts an RPG are not present. You don't level up, so when you complete a battle, it is only for coins (if you are perfect in the battle). You don't have a partner, or partners, like in all other RPGs. At least the stickers somewhat compensate this though. One part of RPG that should have definitely been kept out was the world map system, which was quite out of tune to the other paper Mario games. The score is relatively high because the humour is still present in the game. Overall 7.1/10

When I first bought this game, I thought, hey the PS3 version must be better than the wii or Nintendo versions of the game. I was ripped off. I knew this when I got a bit into the game, not adequate to PS3 standard graphics, I easily became confused, and once I had to redo a level because I didn't have enough of one ability. With all these things taken in to account, I knew this was below standard, so I sort of had to force myself to play. I eventually stopped this, though. Overall, 3.5/10

This game would be considered, in my opinion, almost perfect. The main idea in this game is to create your own minigames, there are even rewards for your efforts. There are also quite a few pre-installed minigames in it as well. The only parts to this game that I don't like are: 1-Orbulon's number sliding puzzle 2-slightly limited for certain aspects when creating minigames (mainly how much actions you can make). Overall 8.7/10

This game really ****, but not as badly as Deal/No Deal. In this game there is a limited selection of options, characters, and stages. I also dislike the gameplay itself, to bat you have to hold down the button needed, then swing when the pitcher throws it, that I had to look in the instruction manual for. You never know where you're going to hit it to, it is very unpredictable. Positive things I like would be the somewhat higher than average graphics and the pitching. Another thing I hate is outfield in this game, it is way too easy to catch the ball whenever it is hit. Overall, 2.7/10 (I could go on forever on the bad aspects of the game)

This game is great. There is a great variety of minigames. What this game misses out on is the one broken minigame in the game that makes the game practically impossible to beat. The humor kept the rest of the rating. Overall 7.2/10

The best reason for the twenty six points lost is the limited amount of levels. Luckily, it is better than most other rabbids games. The other factor is the total number stages, lower than the average game. It may not contain minigames, but it is still well done Overall, 7.4/10

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This is a "create your own" type of game that has an excellent storyline, improving greatly over the original title. You can also play online in other people's creations with tons of different people. This game definitely deserves a ten out of ten

This game is okay, i haven't played all the way through it, so don't go by my review of the game if you want to buy it. The graphics are nice for a Nintendo DS game, I can say that as one of the best parts of the game. This game for some reason seems non linear, because I can't figure out what I'm supposed to do in one level and the shapes that you have to draw are way too complex to memorize, so constant looking at the tutorials is necessary. I can't say too much more, I haven't beat this game yet, my rating, so far after at least two chapters is 7.3/10

This review may be harsh, only because I haven't beaten one of the first levels yet, never mind the game, overall, a horrible DS game that I seriously dislike overall 1.4/10 for being able to use the alethiometer and the ability to pass the introduction levels.

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I personally like this game, the power ups, the challenge, this game is almost perfect. 3 dislikes- 1 no voice actors, seriously needed. 2- blocky graphics, 3-Short Story line that is completely unrelated to the movie. Overall, 7.9/10

this game deserves less than half, 1-Glitches 2-What the heck? moments 3-You can get stuck in a stage (maybe more than one) 4-Free Play. only positive things- 3D environments, good story gameplay, Custom character creator. Overall, 3.5/10 (I feel generous today)

This game is very good. The storyline, as always, never fails to impress, although shorter than the others. The puzzles are sometimes quite challenging, the game play is also different in some parts, like an RPG style. Another thing that gives the 9.3 rating is the daily puzzles for a year. That is about it, only minor things make it lose the 7%

Five minutes of gameplay, $20 wasted I feel ashamed to have bought this game, doesn't deserve to be called crap the list keeps going longer and longer, with the terrible graphics(beating Mario Kart ds in this category) 0.1/10

I spent quite a bit of time in this game. The only downfall to this game is the difficulty, at least for the lowest difficulty, I beat the CPU 74-3 or something like that once. The only minor downfall to this game would be the limited controls, a, b, and a few other controls and that is almost it. Overall, 8/10

This game is quite well done, the graphics have impressed me, I know people don't agree with me, but its impossible for me to hate this game. There is only one (fairly big) problem with this game, difficulty, this game is too easy (except for the behemoths) Overall, 8.4/10

I seriously don't get how people like this game. The one reason I take away three point three out of ten is because of its horrendous graphics, I know, I'm being cruel, but here's an idea, why don't you make it like the one for gameboy advanced or Super Nintendo, so the graphics would look half decent. One aspect that is a positive would be the variety of character (compared to the minimal selection in 7). Overall, 6.7/10

This game is excellent, the gameplay is phenomenal, there is nearly nothing wrong with this title. These three things would be 1-lack of characters, 2-hackers/cheaters online, and 3-10 000 VR for something.[spoiler free review] Overall 9.7/10, a vast improvement over Mario Kart wii

This is a very good game overall, I'm glad you can use game cube for this game, or else I might have to use the somewhat finicky wii remote. The other part of the 9/10 that has taken away from the ten would be the four player multiplayer mode, which is really difficult to play, maybe a bit laggy even Overall, 9/10

I personally enjoy this game. if you don't like peaceful settings in video games, then this game is probably not for you, this game is not too difficult, but it will take a lot of time to beat this game, there is new things every season, even every day as well.