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Some of the extra content may be a turn off for some fans, but great visuals, an expanded soundtrack, and overall fun make Super Smash Bros. for Wii U a winner in its own right.

It is the weakest in the Super Smash Bros. series, but Brawl has a ton of effort and fan service for not only Nintendo fans, but video game fans as a whole.

It has a severe case of first-game-idus, but Super Smash Bros. for the Nintendo 64 serves as a great introduction to a very **** and beloved franchise.

Fantastic visuals, great level design, and wondrous music. Sonic Mania/Mania Plus not only celebrates Sonics past perfectly, but it improves on it by making it unique as possible.

Balan Wonderworld has a very unique premise to it, but the game itself feels almost unfinished to the point where it's not worth fully recomending.

Delivering squarely on its title, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate feels like a combination of Super Smash Bros.' past into one "ultimate" package.

There's almost no reason to go back to it, but Super Smash Bros. for 3ds is still the same Smash Bros. we all know and love, but now it can be taken on the go, which is very interesting for the franchise.

With amazing graphics, fantastic soundtrack, and always classic gameplay, Crash Bandicoot: N.Sane Trilogy not only revives the original games, but also improves on them with much love and care as you would expect.

Much like the orange marsupial trilogy that inspired it, Spyro: Reignited Trilogy is a great return to form for the franchise, with clean controls, rocking soundtrack, and fantastic presentation, and turned this once dead character, into a a revival souped icon.

Fun, fast, and just amazing to look at, Sonic Generations is a great game, and a real blowout for Sonic's 20th Anniversary.

While it is very pretty and some of the gameplay styles are interesting, but that doesn't excuse Sonic 06's very complicated and nonsensical plot, and the overabundance of glitches and bugs that have clearly not been tested.

Sonic and the Black Knight is a gargantuan improvement over Secret Rings, but it's still bogged down by a very wonky control scheme.

Terrible controls, a disposable story, and all around just not fun at all, Sonic and the Secret Rings is no less than a novelty that should be avoided immediately.