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[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

One point for the technical achievement. This, is a dealbreaker. And it's not only because of the utter garbage plot we received in the end - this has been discussed so much that there is no need to elaborate anymore. It's also why we received this. The accusations surrounding Naughty Dog's office culture and the loss of talents for such reasons are heartbreaking. And the false marketing on purpose just further showed what they have become. Creative work should fall into the hands of creative people, with no agendas. Before this happens again at Naughty Dog, I won't spend a dime on anything from them in the future - from someone who owns multiple versions of every single game in the Unchaterted and The Last of Us series before part 2.

This is by far the best in the series for me. The moves are totally over-the-top cool and the combat is absolutely addictive.

Such a forgotten gem. I really loved it on the PlayStation 2. It's probably my favorite jrpg on the platform after ff10.

The original on xbox has to be one of the best action games ever. The performance on vita is not bad. I would recommend it to whoever likes challenges.

I was completely new to this series and this didn't disappoint. The multiplayer mode is the best part of this game for me.

I just love how this game looks and feels. And the combat is fun as well. Players probably need time to grow on it though.

It's probably the easiest way to play the two PSP games on a big screen. So don't expect too much from the graphics. Still enjoyable though.

I honestly didn't expect myself to love this game so much. It usually isn't my cup of tea, neither the setting nor the gameplay. But this one just played out so well.

Till today I still remember the shock I had when I first went inside that giant temple on Cronos' back. The puzzles were really well designed and I felt actually disappointed that they never did that again in future games. The second installment focused more in the upgrading of combats and boss fights. Both are great games no doubt.

This is in fact the first uncharted game for me. It introduced Naughty Dog to me and I then started a ten years of love for their game. The airplane sequence really shocked me back then. It's something I've never seen before. Unfortunately I think the story is a bit forced toward the end. For instance the chasing sequence later in the game. I still don't understand why Drake suddenly started chasing Talbot. It's well-designed sequence. It just feels like hey we designed a cool sequence, and now let's see when and where we could put it. But overall a good game.

A good wrap-up to the original trilogy. I actually miss the combat sometimes.

This is a masterpiece on its own. Even if you don't have the background knowledge of the Bioshock world you can still easily get immersed in this story and be shocked at the end. The combat is also fun and challenging if you are going for a higher difficulty. Definitely worth a try for anyone new to the series.

This is the golden age of Naughty Dog. The Tibetan temple is one of the most beautifully designed sections in a game I have ever enjoyed.

By that time the series really needed a change. And they didn't fail with the new GOW. Don't get me wrong I still enjoyed playing this game. This has undoubtedly one of the best graphics as a remastered from PS3 era. And the playthrough is still fun. But it's more of "I just want to see what's happening next" that kept me continuing. I would rate Ascension's combat evolution higher than this one honestly.

Not gonna lie I'm only after the X in this remastered. The story somehow had less impact on me after all these years. But I really enjoyed the sphere system and the battle mechanism.

Infinite still remains one of my favorite games of all time. In fact I played Infinite before the other two. I just messed with my head so satisfactorily.

It's ok. Not great. The level and art design is still top-notch. But by now after so many games it feels a bit repetitive. And the characters are just unrelatable in this game.

Storywise it's the best of the new trilogy. I'm really happy with the reboot of this franchise starting with this one. As for the definitive edition itself, I honestly didn't see many differences.

I guess I'm late to the party. This is an absolute gem. The graphics, the weapons, even the racing cars (this can be a bit irking if you are going for the trophies). But overall a really fun game.

A pleasant surprise that this turns out to be so good. The battle is really fun. The story is well told. I totally didn't expect this from the Ys franchise.

This may not be my favorite final fantasy game. But it's one I can always go back to. No pretentious deep plot. Just an enjoyable story of friendship. Vivi has to be one of the most memorable final fantasy characters. He wins my heart.

Despite all of its flaws, I still love this game. A hot mess of a potential masterpiece.

I didn't really notice many differences in terms of graphics between this and the ps3 version but I guess I'm just dumb with graphic nuances. But still an enjoyable experience with DLC included. I'm here like many others for these characters and their stories.

Amazing graphics and one of the best car chase experiences I have ever had in a game. But the story seems a bit weak. I honestly can't remember anything that happened in the game now that the last time I played it was about three years ago lol

I'm not a big fan of souls games. But the ambiance and the hidden story in this game are really shining. Oh and that ethereal soundtrack.

It's a cute refreshing experience. Especially with the multiplayer function. It's truly a gem.

It became repetitive once you know the tricks. But at some point, it threw at you a new variant that requires a completely new strategy. I enjoyed it. I'm not sure about the story though it seems to have impressed many others.

It's not a groundbreaking story. We all have read or watched some similar plots somewhere before. But it's really well told. You can't help feeling for these characters. I could replay again and again just to experience the feels and emotions, though the battle mechanics are only acceptable not great.