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Hands down, the one and only game that can be tied as the best Jurassic Park game with Operation Genesis, even though they're nothing alike. I love the simple story as a person who is also stuck on the island with kids, and somehow receive the ability to control a dinosaur. The battling system was amazing. The leveling up system (if that's what it was even called) was kind of confusing but I like it for being unique. I also loved the idea that you could use a velociraptor and still defeat and T. Rex and a Spinosaurus.

It was a solid game from what I remember, I lost the disk and could never play it again. (Maybe in the near future hopefully). I thought the board game idea was eh, but the minigames were awesome.

Great game. It wasn't attractive at first with the courage points and one set of combos/attacks for a button and a direction, but after a while, I could not stop playing. I mean I got to level 100 with Cloud, Squall, and Sephiroth within a month, and every round I would always aim for 9999 courage points, and then attack (now I realize it was really nonstrategic). The game feels amazing balanced, the game-play itself is smooth (ex. dodging, moving, etc.) and I love the EX mode where the characters do amazing finishers.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Smash Run is what makes this game unique and amazing. Looking at the Smash Tour reminds me too much of Mario Party, I did hope they had a more polished version of the Smash Run on the WiiU version with more big maps. But this is the 3DS version so lets get back on track. It's rather you hate it, or you love it. Favorite character is Zero Suit Samus, Little Mac and Shulk have too much spotlight.

I hate vocaloids, and the gameplay is not that great either, the only redeemable property of this game Hatsune Miku. So I guess in the end, it's a great game.

Spent over 999:99 hours on this game on my second run breeding everything I could. While it lasted, it was fun, but once I stopped playing for a while, it was really hard to get back into. I hope they have more post-game features in the next canon series.

A masterpiece that puts most recent zombie games to shame. Graphics were a tad bit low, but it's what makes the Walking Dead unique. The only complaint I have is that there isn't enough choices, maybe a few more and it would be better a whole lot better.

I hated this game at first, stopped playing it. Then got back into it for a while to see if it still had any redeemable properties. Then I stopped again, not finding anything. Now that I decided to put this game back into my PS3, I can't stop playing it, although there are still some flaws, sliding past people to score a goal is still the best feature.