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This game has great graphics, an open world where you can explore cities (yes, multiple.) and fight like the classics. This game is packed with content. The only actual thing I truly dislike is the microtransactions, but other than that, this game gets constant updates making it feel like a brand new game each year. Definitely **** a side note, I would recommend to play this for user 14 and over, because it does have slight language during the World Tour mode, as well as some revealing outfits for some characters.Thanks for reading!

This game has great graphics, an open world where you can explore cities (yes, multiple.) and fight like the classics. This game is packed with content. The only actual thing I truly dislike is the microtransactions, but other than that, this game gets constant updates making it feel like a brand new game each year. Definitely **** a side note, I would recommend to play this for user 14 and over, because it does have slight language during the World Tour mode, as well as some revealing outfits for some characters.Thanks for reading!

With the 2023 Mario Wonder game, this expands on it in so many ways that perfects the already perfect game. With the quality boost, this game runs so well, looking at the Switch 1 and then this new Switch 2 edition, the differences are so crisp and the frame rate is amped up so well. Not only did they add a new multiplayer mode that literally gives me Nintendo Land vibes, but also adds so much more like Rosalina and Luma, it also adds Assist Mode, Toads Bergade Camp, and new boss fights being the Koopalings and so far, these bosses feel so new and so great and fit into the game well. Thanks

Considering this game was made on this hardware, its pretty good, a lot better than Super Mario Kart (The first Mario Kart) which is the other 2D Mario Kart. The problem is this was the 3rd Mario Kart, and comparing to 64 and the others, this one has to go as a weaker title. And its not necissarily because of the tracks and music, but driving mechanics aren't as good as the previous release (Mario Kart 64). As a game as a whole considering the hardware, it still is enjoyable though.

As for a game itself, its an 8, but as for a sequel to the Wii Sports Series, its a 6 or 7. The game is fine, and I got joy out of it, but it's just disappointing when you look at the games before it.

Absolutely incredible game, this new entry goes down as one of my favorite sports titles of all time. Here's why: Right off the bat, there's a nice tutorial, short and sweet, but enough to actually teach you the basics. The menu is great, and the character unlocking is so satisfying with a nice little sound every time. With game play, this is for sure the best I've seen in the tennis series. The fever rackets add so much more depth and fun to the game, not only fun, but strategy and risk. Having 30 to choose from is also so nice. Now, sure not everything about this game is perfect, and now's the part where we talk about what made this game not get an 85 for critics. The Adventure mode in my opionion isn't great, but it's honestly not that bad. I enjoyed it and got 4 extra hours of playtime. After the first 2 hours, then it gets really fun, with bosses and cut scenes. While the first 2 hours of the adventure mode is really repetitive and feels closer to a chore, I still don't think that this one side mode should bring down the game. This being said, if you are looking for a 3D Mario game, this isn't it. But if you are looking for a fun, party game that also has some fun 1 player modes, then this is your game. Not to mention the online is the best I've seen in a while. Having the ability to create your own public rooms with custom rule sets is really sweet. (Mario Kart, take notes). Anyway, thanks for reading, I highly recommend this game.

Drag X Drive is a mouse control game exclusive to the Switch 2. It's definitely got its ups and downs, so lets go over them: Pros: Probably the best part is that its the cheapest Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive, being only 20 dollars, that alone removes a lot of buyers remorse. Another good part is it's unique gameplay, where you use a combination of mouse and motion controls, this is actually pretty cool, like high fiving your teammates after making a point. Lastly, the game has cool customization, where you can customize your "wheelchair", jersey number, color and more. Now, the cons. This game definitely has some notable flaws, including the fact that the only control option is mouse mode. Now, that might sound nice, but when you play it for more than 20 minutes at one time (which isn't a lot at all for almost any other game) your hands and arms just get tired and it gets really uncomforatble. If they made it so you didn't have to use the wheel motion mouse mode only, then this game would deserve more of a 7.5, maybe 8 since its only 20 dollars, but this alone brings down the game so much, If you can't play a game for more than 20 minutes in a sitting period, than that destroys the game. I get what they were trying to do, but it really just didn't work. Another flaw is just lack of content, this hasn't been much of a problem with me, but I can see it being one for others. There's just not a whole lot to do, when you boot up the game it takes you to a park online, no main menu, just instantly, then other than playing the main 3 v 3 game, there's 2 small mini games that happen every few minutes after waiting for a game to start. Other than that, that's basically all the game is. Now, again, the 20 dollar price tag does save it for me, if it was anymore than that, I would put this game at a 5 max, and if there were options for controls, then probably a 7 or 8. Sadly, there isn't any I don't except them to add one. Thanks for reading.