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This is the best of the series, not open to debate. It's not just an improvement on 2, it's almost a new game in its own right. Please play this game if you can.

The game is cool, but it lacks the magic of 2. Adding the United States is great, but going back to Grandval at the end ruins everything. We say goodbye to our friends and tell ourselves we're going to make some new ones (we only become friends with one person and he's a weirdo lol). And why don't we play Katie? I'd have given it a 9 if we could have played her as a second playable character, but not even that. The female character is boring, ugly and has annoying expressions. The story remains interesting but there are too many yokai, I didn't even get halfway through the medallion. The bingo-kai (a machine that gives you a random yokai) is too important, before it was only the important yokai that you went there to find but now it's full of different yokai (the vast majority of which are completely evil and ugly). Too much useless content kills a game and this game is an excellent example of that.

This game is horrible, I hate it from the bottom of my soul. I'll still give it a 10 because I have some excellent memories of the game, but the problem isn't the game, it's the community, which is toxic. In rank there's always some autistic person who takes a **** character and says "I'll play whoever I want, I don't give a **** about the meta". But it doesn't work like that, no matter how many times I report them, they always come back. Don't play this game if you're easily angered.

It's not the best pokemon game ever, but it's clearly the best on the DS. The graphics are so beautiful, the characters are more alive than in the other games (like the arena champions leave their towns and find themselves on the other side of the region). The starters are good (with the exception of one whose name I won't mention). Having 2 regions is just one of the best ideas Game Freak has ever had, Kanto and Jotho complement each other well in my opinion. Walking around with your pokemon behind you is also a great idea. It's still playable today, and I'd have no problem recommending it to anyone.

I've been told it's the best Pokémon game of all time, but the game is just overrated. I'm saying it loud and clear, Cynthia is a fraud! She ****, I didn't lose a single pokémon even though I was 2 levels below her on average. The script is good, but not the best (not even top 3). The galaxy team is good, but the henchmen are ugly. Helio is a very good villain (second only to Gethis in my opinion). The starters are cool, but the pokédex is good but not much more, and the pokémons are unbalanced (everyone has the same team). The game is still very good and pleasant to play.

Is Fortinite a good game ? It's a question I'm honestly asking myself, given the mess it's become. I took a two-year break to come back and see Han Solo throwing Zeus lightning bolts at a Lethal Company character... The collaborations make no sense. I remember the prime of the game being from 2018 to the end of 2020, after that it became anything goes. Chapter 2 season 2 with the Agency was the best and I'm not open to debate. Given that I had a great time on the game with my friends I'll put 5.

It would be hypocritical of me not to give this game a 10. You can do anything in this game ! The tools given to the player are almost infinite. And if you add mods, the game becomes exceptional. I'd recommend the horror mods, so you don't go mining in peace. Minecraft may not be the best video game I've ever played, but I agree that it deserves a place in the debate about the greatest game of all time.

The game is almost perfect. The fact that you can go back in time is, admittedly, very common in video games, but it's brilliant. Post-war Japan is interesting and beautiful. The bosses are even better than in the previous game, the story more relevant... It's clearly a classic for this console.

I discovered this game by pure chance and I haven't looked back. You really feel like you're in Japan, and the Yo-Kais are varied and funny. The bosses are good, but some lack a little originality. The story is interesting, but you get the feeling that it hasn't reached its full potential. The eternal limbo in the post-game is good and gives the player a tough challenge, but not too much either.

It's a good remake, it's not as difficult as the original maid but just as cool and addictive, the graphics are nice and I honestly think it's an excellent game even if it doesn't shock as much as the original did.

This game is better than the original (it's an improved remake of A Link to the Past). Here the main idea of the game is to change into paint to solve puzzles and advance in the plot. Hyrule and Lorule are both fun to explore.

Boring, bad, lame, soporific... too many words to describe the scam behind this game. Yo-Kai Watch 3 has a similar mode that's better made... this game is a disgrace like Real Madrid vs Bayern in 2017.

The game is the best remake GAME FREAK has ever made, and it's very good. The Delta episode at the end of the game is excellent.

The game is the best remake GAME FREAK has ever made, and it's very good. The Delta episode at the end of the game is excellent.

It's just the same game as Pokemon Sun. As much as Black 2 and White 2 were extremely different from Black and White ( not the same map, not the same villains, not the same champions, the league master was different... ). This game ****, worse than Sun and Moon. You arrive at the League with a team full of legendary capturablent via ultra breaches

Not crazy. That's what came to mind once I'd beaten the League for the first time. The game is cool but it's night and day with Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire being very good. The game is slow, the cinematics are horrible, Tili I hate you with your lame robotic facial expressions, the teacher makes us feel like he wants to have sex with our mother. An average game that, unlike its predecessors, isn't a must-have for the 3DS.

The game's concept is simplistic but works perfectly. The idea of building your own levels is fun, even if a few small objects or scenery are missing. The game is fairly complete and easy to access, and I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to challenge themselves.

The game is cool, Mario is easy to handle and a pleasure to hold. What I like about the game is the post-game where you go into 8 bonus levels where you have to collect as many stars as possible to progress. A fun game.

If I were asked to choose a game that was short and extremely enjoyable to play, I would definitely say Call of Juarez : Gunslinger. Admittedly, the game is fairly closed, with only corridors and straightforward paths to follow and no way of taking an alternative, but the gameplay is fluid. The idea of cold-bloodedness (inspired by Red Dead Redemption) is very well exploited. But the game's greatest strength is its storyline. You feel like you're in a western with Clint Eastwood, and it's easy to relate to the main character. And the ending (no spoilers) is unexpected. A fun, easy-to-play game.

I downloaded it after seeing the video of the second most subscribed youtuber in France, Squeezie. And I don't regret my purchase in the slightest ! The game is cool, the Rabbids are very well known and loved in France, and there's even a cartoon and comic strip with them as the main characters. The collaboration was quite surprising but a complete success, with the plumber's world blending well with that of the Rabbids.

It was the first Smash I ever played and I loved it. The only negative point is the number of terrains on 3DS. Otherwise the game is perfect even if not as fast as Melee or the next game, Ultimate. None of the characters were really broken ( except Bayonetta ) and none of them really **** ( except in esport of course but for non-competitive players that's not the most important thing ).

Slow, this game is slow. It feels more like running from point A to point B than fighting in Star Wars. It's a shame, the game could have been a classic in the series but doesn't fully reveal its potential like Dele Ali.

It really is the best Mario Party game I've ever played, I've played every aspect of it. I clearly sanded the game. The storyline isn't crazy but you don't buy Mario Party for that, you buy it to play with your mates. The maps are fun to play (except for the third one, which ****).

This may come as a surprise to some, but I wasn't particularly shocked by this game. It's good, I'm not saying it isn't, but I think it's a step down from Mario Bros on the WII. I didn't like the fact that you had to find hidden exits to explore all the worlds. I get the impression that the game wants me to finish it as quickly as possible, but I'm not a speedrunner, I want to enjoy my game time, not hurry at all costs.

Luigi's Mansion 2 is clearly a must-have for the 2010s, successfully improving on the gameplay of the first instalment while still delivering an enjoyable adventure. Luigi is extremely expressive and funny. You almost feel sorry for Luigi, who has been given the difficult task of saving the world and repairing the Dark Moon. All in all, an excellent game.

I have nothing but positive memories of this game. I still remember my mother coming back from the video game shop after I'd pestered her to buy me the game (my sister already had it and I was desperate to play it with her). The game is dazzling, magnificent, magical, brilliant... I don't know enough words to describe it. It's one of the best game I've ever played on the 3DS.

First of all, I'd like to point out that this is the first Pokemon game (in the main series) to be entirely in 3D. GAME FREAK has achieved this perfectly, offering us a rich and beautiful adventure (for the 3DS) in the country where I've lived since I was born, France. The villains are very good (not as good as in Black and White, but you can't do better than Team Plasma, and I'm not open to debate).

I really enjoyed the hours I spent on this game, being a Batman fan and having enjoyed the previous game, I could only salute Warner Bros for this game which was good but a little empty at times.

In my opinion, it's the best game I've played on the 3DS. For a 3DS, the game is magnificent, the characters endearing and funny, and the three game modes (in the air, on the ground and boss battles) complement each other perfectly. The difficulty system with hearts is a good idea, unlocking new passages and making us fight more enemies with a fairly difficult challenge. The only drawback is that you quickly get a sore hand by holding down the L button with your left hand while controlling the joystick with that same hand. I hope and pray that a sequel will be announced at a future Nintendo Direct.

I'd like to start by reminding you that this is a good Pokemon game, and the children who grow up with it will have the same nostalgia as we do for Pokemon Black or Platinum. The graphics aren't up to the standard of the Pokemon licence, it looks like PlayStation 2 but not as good (the game was released 19 years after Ps2). The Gigamax are rubbish, I see them as Mega Evolution but without the fun. At least the legendaries are good (only the Sword legendaries, not the Shield legendaries). The villain **** but really ****. I didn't even understand his motivations, even Team Aqua and Magma are better... All in all, it's an average game for those who knew the good years on DS and a good game for the very young.

For the DS, the game is magnificent. The console's touch screen is a pleasure to use. But the game is not without its faults. First of all, Zelda. Or at least when she's on a spectrum. She's slow and stupid. The second is the Tower of the Gods, which was a good idea at the outset, but it soon becomes long and repetitive. It's a shame because I liked the concept of closing the seals. The third is the final boss, which is useless. No interesting backstory, nothing. Just a demon with no motivation apart from ruling the world. The last negative point is the shrines. It **** to have to make a melody that you'll never use and that's boring to reproduce, and to think that you'll have to do it five times (six if you count the final battle where you have to do it with Zelda). The game is otherwise very good, just a little disappointing.

The game may be pretty, but it's too repetitive and is even simpler than the games in the main series (which are extremely simple, by the way). This is due to Pichu, who, with his ukulele, takes up a lot of our time. Disappointing.

Perfect. The game is perfect, all the faults of the previous opus are corrected and its qualities improved. One of the best pokemons yet

The game is just brilliant. The region is beautiful, the pokedex is the best in the series, the characters are well written, and Team Plasma asks us some very logical questions about the use of Pokemons. The only negative point is that the main characters aren't particularly memorable like Red was.

I don't know what else to say about the game apart from the fact that it ****, **** like Darwin Nunez, **** like me when I play basketball in high school sport, or my maths grades. The Star Wars license has been deeply sullied with this game.

Horrible, the game is horrible. It's an infamous ball of pixels that hurts the eyes and struggles to work properly when there are 3 characters on screen. One of the worst games I've ever played.

It's one of the games of my childhood, and it may be a little slow when there are 5 characters on the screen, but that's not the most important thing. I love Batman and this Lego game made me appreciate the masked vigilante even more. It's a classic Lego video game

The game is ugly, nothing makes sense, the mini game with the spiders is unbearable. I didn't even make it past the second world because I was so bored with the adventure. No star coins like in Mario, no powers to collect, nothing that makes a good platform game.

Honestly, the game is bad. Let's be honest for a second, the game is hard and not the most manageable. Which is a huge disappointment, because I loved the film when my dad showed it to me. Rango was funny and endearing, whereas here the characters are more like emotionless shells.

OK, I admit it, the game isn't the most manoeuvrable, Indi is heavy and slow, and the scenery is perhaps not as beautiful as a Tomb Raider. What made me love the game was the richness of the environments and the feeling of travelling with our favourite archaeologist. He succeeded brilliantly in his task of making us feel the action present in the three films (the fourth and fifth don't exist in my eyes).

Probably the best episode of the series. I'm probably influenced by the nostalgia I feel for this game. The single-player campaign is entertaining and breaks with the usual Mario Kart codes on handheld consoles (apart from Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, I haven't played any other Mario Kart on home consoles). The music is well done, as are the character animations, so you get the impression they're alive.

The game is fairly repetitive, even for platformers. Rayman is easy to handle, but there's no difference between the different characters. The adventure is much more enjoyable with two players. A sequel to fix some of the game's flaws wouldn't go amiss.

I didn't particularly enjoy the time I spent with Crash in this compilation of the first three games in the series. The game is still cool and the graphics are up to scratch, but I wasn't carried away by the adventure, despite the game's varied gameplay. Perhaps my expectations were too high for a simple remake of the original trilogy.

It's quite simply the best fighting game I've ever played ! There are 72 standard characters in the game. The graphics are excellent and the speed of the game is almost on a par with Melee. It's easy to pick up and is perfect for casual players or tryharders.

The game is very good, but it seems that Nintendo is deliberately not revealing all the aspects of this opus (which is very regrettable). But the game is still fun to play on its own, with family or friends. I would still have liked to see more characters like Diddy Kong included in the game.

This game is the best game I've ever played in my life. Whether it's the graphics, the music, the gameplay or the characters, I can't fault this game in the slightest. With this game, Nintendo proves that they know how to make excellent open worlds that fascinate players. In short, it's a masterpiece that fully deserves to be considered one of, or the greatest game in the history of video games.