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Sony needs to stop chasing easy money from live service cash grabs and get back to do what they know: single player cinematic experiences. They just wasted 4 billion on Concord 3 smh. Wake Up Sony, no one buys a PS5 to play these kind of games.

Team Asobi delivered a modern classic, a game that renews hope that the gaming industry can get back on track to deliver what was the initial goal - amazing fun experiences and challenges. There is none of the usual bs of politics, or the greedy microtransactions or any anti consumer practices. Instead just a love letter to all longtime gamers and I a sense of wonder for the new kids that will start their gaming journey with this masterpiece. Here's hoping this is a trend for the future of gaming and not only a spark, and as seeing the latest 2025 GOTY, I think gladly the answer seems to be the former.

This game is more than a game, its a brilliant strategy by Sony to bundle together a great fun platformer, a tech showcase for the awesome DuelSense 5 and an efficient marketing tool for Astro Bot, but specially, a reward to longtime fans to celebrate their new console looking back trough all Sony's glorious (and not so glorious) Playstation history! Sony delivered one of the biggest W in gaming history with this masterpiece!

Great Dragon Ball game AND fighting game, one that rewards the player as he becomes more skilled but still is very fun for casuals that doesnt really know what they are doing on the battlefield. The graphics are pretty good and the soundtrack is amazing, worth of following it up the tradition of great OSTs from Dragon Ball games. Lastly, the story mode brings up a complete new story, that has a lot of fan service elements, but still doenst fell overly exaggerated or annoying, on the contrary, its quite fun to go trough. But of course, this game shines on multiplayer and thats where it gains a lot of points regarding longevity and replayability, no surprise people still are playing after almost 7 years, and counting!

This game enhances nearly every aspect of its predecessor and adapts the source material much better than the first game did. This time, it truly feels like you're playing through the story of the movie.Aesthetically, it looks quite similar to the first game, but I felt there was a trade-off between exploration and linearity to maintain good pacing for the narrative. In HP1, progression often involved traveling from point A to point B, whereas in this game, cutscenes play a bigger role in advancing the story. This shift makes HP2 lose a bit of the first game's charm (after all, exploring Hogwarts will always be the coolest thing to do in a Harry Potter game). However, the increased number of cutscenes makes the story more engaging from a player's **** challenge and playtime have also increased slightly, yet I still believe that both HP1 and HP2 are great introductions to gaming. Both strike a solid balance between exploration and a level of challenge that encourages kids to think things through without becoming overwhelmed or losing motivation.Lastly, regarding the castle itself, some changes were made to better align with its portrayal in the new movie, while other areas were altered or created solely to fit the game's narrative. Overall, I feel that the castle in the first game is slightly better, though the second game’s version was probably a bit larger. That said, both are still solid adaptations of Hogwarts, specially when you consider what they achieved with the resources available.

The two greatest things about this game are its exploration and atmosphere. The castle feels vast and full of mystery around every corner. Additionally, the lack of constant music creates a very unique and unsettling mood in each corridor and passage. (It actually gave me the creeps and scared me when I was a child lol). The game does have an eerie and strange feeling, mostly because of its excellent sound **** an era where Hogwarts Legacy stands as a colossus, HP1 still feels like it did a great job setting the stage for Hogwarts adaptations in video games 25 years ago. While it might seem a little dated to many experienced gamers, I believe it remains a great game for kids getting into gaming. Its level design strikes a solid balance between challenge with hints to progress, encouraging players to think critically about how to progress and explore possibilities without losing interest or motivation.This game was a personal favorite of mine back in the day (alongside HP2), and I think both are excellent introductions to gaming.

Very cool game to play, the gameplay is kind of a complete madness and a little frustrating with the difficulty at some moments, but still it gives you a nice old west vibe, the controls are very fluid and the sound design amazing, it also has one of the most badass soundtracks ever, specially the one that plays on the first and last stage.

So the only way I would complete this one was with some cheats in the emulator because the grind is simply too much. Once you have a decent deck you can put up a fight and the game has nice challenge though the IA is not the best, they do miss some opportunities. I liked a lot the story mode, felt like an anime saga from start to end and has the right spirit of the series. The only big problem with this game is the grind, its almost as the devs knew that people would have to spend countless hours on free duel to earn "money" and cards and therefore made an epic theme so people would not get that tired from grinding lol.

Shorter than I expected, but this sequel does introduces new mechanics and follows up the same style of the second game of this trilogy. I would say its a better game than the previous because the history based theme levels are more fun to play around, though I do think the first one might be the better one of this legendary trilogy.

Its a nice follow up to the original, with new mechanics but the same style of play, the level design are still fun to play around. Though I would say the first one is a little better.

Naughty Dog was always the top dog regarding level design, and this game shows it where it all starterd, sure it may be short and not that challenging, but still it is creative and very fun to play after you get used to the controls.

Its a fun game, specially for the year it was released, though its quite short and there aint much variation, and the controls take a little bit to get used to. But the tracks are fun and cool.

Its a fun game to play with a friend, it has a decent challenge and cool level design, though it can be a little repetitive and the controls a bit clunky.

Okay, this one is a legendary game, maybe the most influential strategy game ever. Its really a great concept **** in the first place and it is masterfully done in Civ2, from the humble start as a singular settler to the continental empires and colossal civilizations made later in the game, it is a journey that challenge the player to think about every decision, from trying to focus on diplomacy, technology or military, there are plenty of ways to make to beat the game. Also, for the time, it had good graphics and sound design, and very few bugs for a complex game. Even to this day, its my favorite Strategy game to play, one that guarentees hundreds of hours of fun, and with the current mods and customization avaliable, it makes even better to play nowadays, this is simply the kind of game that will never get old.

Ah ... what to say about this one? It came to me at the right time, played the classic RO back when it was at its peak (alongside this industry btw), it had everything someone could hope in a MMORPG, the gameplay was very fluid and engaging meanwhile there was a lot of options with so many different jobs to chose from. The heart of the game was in its party system, since it was extremely slow and hard to progress and level up alone, but forming group with different players that had different skills it made easier (and more fun). Though, there was still jobs that solo well for those that prefer that style of play. The interesting aspect from this game, now looking back at it, when you log on into the world of Ragnarok, you had no clue of whats going on besides a quick tutorial early on, and after moving on from it and teleporting to start the journey for real, you were on your own, no one would tell you where to go or what to do, and in the early ages of the internet, where information was scarce, essentially every player in the whole world was exploring this universe at the same time, there was no shortcuts and no clear path to success, but the feeling of finding new stuff by your own or overcoming challenges were much more rewarding than nowadays. And talking about the world, it was very well done, very iconic cities and dungeons, with maps that had were separated by their own environment (forest, deserts, grasslands) all integrated very organically in the world map. There were 3 end goals in the game, first it would be to get to level max and rule PvE (player vs environment) where people would usually hunt MVPs - the strongest and rarest boss monsters from the game, or they would go for PvP (player vs player), but the real star and the biggest differential was the War of the Emperium, the weekly event that happened on special maps where group of players would fight in a system of attack/defend castles and those who hold those fortress by the end of the event would not only receive special prizes but also would have the name of their group on display in the central hub of the main cities for everyone to see their greatness. Those events would simply load the serves, it was an epic madness. Finally, the graphics are very charming and hold up well today as they are different from anything you can find and the soundtrack is a masterpiece, simple as that, I still listen frequently to it even 20 years later! Those that were lucky to be in the right place at the right time 2 decades ago know about how impactful this game was in the west, even if their fall was tragic (for many reasons mainly pay to win practices in western serves) and has been pretty much dead in the west for a couple of years, the game endure far longer than most of the MMORPG ever did, and to be honest, it will endure till the end for those that played Ragnarok when it was in its glory days, Im pretty sure I will still have great memories from playing for as long as I breath. Needless to say, this is my favorite game ever, technically speaking is not perfect, but in terms of impact in my gaming life, no other game comes close.

Great game, gameplay is fast and fun and the story is told in a similar manner to the series, which any fan will appreciate. I like the QTE in the boss battles, it makes them even more epic and the soundtrack and graphics are pretty cool. Just thought the last third of the game loses a little bit its step, seems to be more rushed. Overall, I think a solid 9 is a deserving rating.

This game is as good as any Yugioh game that is focused on multiplayer can get, the gameplay is fast, precise and noob-friendly. It also has nice scenarios/missions that work as a single player experience and lore expansion that are pretty fun and add to the value of the game. The crafting system seems fair enough and its not pay to win, which is already a good thing in today's industry. It also has good graphics and an epic soundtrack that never looks or sounds dull. They also have done a lot of events to shake things up, though maybe they could have had some different modes, like a legacy one for those that are a little tired of the current meta, but that maybe is asking a little too much. But yeah, obviously a must play for those that like the franchise.

This game is a masterpiece! Deserved of all the hype, after 10 years I have finally played and it is worth every minute. First of it all, the gameplay is fun and very rewarding as you progress, the action has great animations and the crafting system really makes you think before using it. The level designs are smart and challenging, always allowing for multiple ways to progress, either by stealth or fighting. I also appreciate how believable the worldbuilding is, and the art design of every city and the scenario are just stellar even after 10 years! Most importantly, the story is amazing, probably the best ever in any videogame, from its deep thoughtful themes, precise pacing and smart and grounded characters, and on top of it all you have by far the best acting in the industry, with performances worthy of an oscar. In conclusion, this game is the benchmark to the industry to follow even to this day, and specially regarding the post apocalyptic genre, its a game that delivers in every aspect and has NO FLAWS, its clear that a lot of effort and attention to detail was necessary to achive such quality. Oh, and the soundtrack is the perfect tone to this game, everyone involved in this game should be very, very proud!!