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My opinion about this game has been changing throughout the 35 hours I've played it until the moment I'm writing this. It's not bad, it's just not enough. For me, the reference on the genre is not Motorsport Manager, but Grand Prix World, a 1998 season management video game released by MicroProse. Well, in the first few days I thought it was inferior, but that some things were better than GPW. My biggest points on this were both setup perfectioning and development focus on car parts. I thought it was very interesting to configure your new parts for better performance on some tracks, so I thought of focusing (let's say) in high-speed corners with rear wing and low-speed corners with front wing. And the car setup part during the weekend seemed similar to MM, but harder, so it was pretty interesting. I don't talk about graphics because obviously, a game released 25 years ago is much worse than F1M on that side. Implementing team radios, even though they're repetitive, is quite original. The rest is very inferior. Strategies are always the same, and when it rains, it's very easy to pit first and gain lots of positions since AI usually pits one or none of their drivers in the first lap of rain, which is the one where if you keep your cars out, you can be dead last in the next lap. Driver and staff contracts are weird to manage, you can't say 'I will hire this guy for next season' because the moment when you hire someone, his contract comes to effect immediately, and you're forced to pay a lot of money in some cases to release your current employee. Sponsors are non-existent, you can only decide some things for which they will pay you more but on which you don't have to do anything. At first I thought you could negotiate them from season 2 onwards, but there is nothing about that here, which is pretty dissapointing (since the tutorial says you can do it). Driver and staff development isn't any realistic, I don't think giving them points is the best idea, giving them some potential rating like in FIFA games could be much more useful if it was implemented correctly. HQs are basically MM remastered, regulation changes are quite basic and that's all in the team management side. When you move from one season to another, you can change engine suppliers, but engines are always the same every season and at the same price, not even changing values in reliability (which I understand would be the point since real engines are frozen until 2026). And then, race management comes to place. Probably the messiest part of the game, there are countless bugs or irrealistic things. DRS trains last for the whole race, you can keep up with new tyre holders with your driver on 40-50% until your tyres get to 30-35%; in the rain, when pitting for inters or wets, you can't overtake cars on slicks and all cars but one or two stay on single line behind them, so if you avoid backmarkers you can easily finish in the first positions and even win the race, especially on monsoon conditions. Apart from this, both fuel and ERS management are nonsense, you can be saving fuel and on -5 laps and pushing hard with +2 laps, it's just very random. And then with ERS you can put overtake mode and your drivers will start trying overtakes in the most unusual places, most times backing up and losing a whole second or even more if it happens in the middle of a straight. Finally, you can't unlap yourself, which is stupid in a Formula One officially licensed game. This game has a lot of potential... if his reference wasn't Motorsport Manager. Even though it has its flaws, I consider it to be better, but it's miles behind Grand Prix World. Most fans who never played a racing management game or who played Motorsport Manager and F1 Manager from EA will consider this to be a nice game, since both of those games lacked depth and were ridiculous as you could have the best drivers and staff in the first day of your career. But most classic people who know Grand Prix World exists will probably agree with what I said. For those who don't know, GPW had the only ever existing (and obviously best) sponsor negotiation system of all-time in a game of this genre, very strict conditions for driver and staff contracts, and a 10-year-long career mode on which just making Minardi or Tyrrell score points could take you two seasons perfectly, obviously much more to win or even contend a championship. I still don't get why F1M doesn't follow those steps. And to finish: NO, ALL BUGS OR ISSUES NAMED PREVIOUSLY AREN'T FIXED WITH PATCHES. THAT IS THE PROBLEM OF RELEASING A GAME WHEN IT'S NOT EVEN FINISHED.

As a lover of racing games I had to play GT Sport. Even though my feelings on the first days weren't the best ones, when 'played time' got bigger, I started seeing that GT Sport was being an OK game and then a good game, but NOT a simulator.

I had played 4 of all the Mario Party games before playing Super (DS, 8, 9 and Island Tour). I loved the first two I played, I hated the third and I was indifferent with the fourth, however, Super Mario Party is a return to what critics said it was 'more of the same' and to what never had to be changed: its gameplay. It made no sense all four characters could move at the same time on the same path, it gets out any kind of strategy you can have and just that, a boring thing (yes, I am talking about that ****** car). Apart from that, there are much more characters to select from and more game modes than ever before. The only thing I would put as a 'con' is that just 4 simple maps like those ones are not enough, but let's hope future games can change this.

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The game was perfect, but now it's even better. Sega is doing what they needed to do. Thank you.

Crash, Crash, Crash... amazing as on the past. Even though I haven't lived the 90s, when I was younger I played the 3 games and also Crash Team Racing on my dad's PS1 and I loved them. But when I knew a new Crash was going to be released (when we didn't knew if it was a remaster or not), I thought many incredible things that could happen. Crash 4 or a new CTR? Well, that wasn't right, but what we got with Crash N-Sane Trilogy was a great remaster and something that gives us some chances about getting a brand new Crash Bandicoot game.

F1 2017 is not a perfect game. Specially the Online mode is very improvable but on the SinglePlayer modes it is outstanding. Great career mode, great move with the addition of classic cars, physics are very much improved, although graphics (at least on the drivers' and people's faces alike a PS2 game) have to be improved, the rest is good. Maybe it is the best F1 game since F1 Championship Edition or F1 Challenge 99-02, or maybe the best even above them... 2018 can be great, think about it.

Qué se puede decir de esta obra maestra! En una consola a la que daban por muerta desde 2 meses antes de su lanzamiento por sus malos gráficos, y porque lo que se iban a lanzar eran 'refritos' de Wii U, será al final que tiene 'más de 10 juegos', y vaya juegos. Super Mario Odyssey es una delicia al tacto de cualquier persona. Viniendo de Nintendo se da por hecho que es garantizado un buen juego, siendo un Mario, más todavía. Con la forma de jugar de mundo abierto, al estilo Zelda BOTW y Super Mario 64, está asegurado que al menos es candidato a Juego del Año. Increíble el juego en general. Banda sonora sobresaliente, gameplay como mayor prioridad, y rejugabilidad infinita. Sobretodo rejugabilidad infinita, este juego se debe jugar miles de veces para exprimirlo al máximo y para sacarle todo lo que tiene. Es poco probable que las personas que sólo tienen PS4, no sean capaces de no envidiar a esta obra maestra. GRACIAS NINTENDO.

I loved this game on Wii U and there wasn't anything to prevent that I could buy and enjoy again a masterpiece like Lego City Undercover is. Forget the FPS drops, that just happens on the portable game, on the dock it runs always smoothly and on constant 60fps. The "Nintendo GTA" got me addicted 4 or 5 years ago specially by its great story mode and the replayability it has, as on 73 hours of gameplay I have reached just the 51,6%, and when finishing the main story I had jut completed a 24%. I haven't played any other LEGO games, as I don't like that franchise, but this is an exception. Amazing.

This game is not the best, OK, but it is the best we have seen since Lost World or Generations. Although the game is not perfect and has some cons, things that can be highlighted are: Its great music (as all Sonic games have) OK gameplay (worse than in Generations, i.e. turbo is less longer than in the 2011 game, Sonic could be moved more 'fluent'...) Good modern stages and good avatar stages Darker story taking the rules of SA2 However there are some big cons, specially the classic stages that are IMO the worst part of the game. Nothing outstanding, nothing bad. Just something on the middle. Hopefully this is the moment where Sega starts preparing us for a great game.

7 years later, and it keeps as good as the first day. This game has the driving style of its prequel, Mario Kart DS, and the graphics of Mario Kart Wii, doing a sensation on the 2011 Christmas and making everyone get addicted with its online.

This is THE Mario Kart of our loved NIntendo DS. The game who introduced online to Nintendo fans, and one of the games that almost everyone had on their game library. As well this is the first Nintendo game I ever played, in 2007, on a lite Nintendo DS. I just played it for some days as my console broke, but 1 year later I finally saw 100% all what Mario Kart DS is capable of. Also enjoyed that "story mode" with the 6 bosses and the funny Battle Mode.

Surely this is the best Mario Kart game we have seen since MK:DD or MK64. It's worth to pay some more money to enjoy this masterpiece. Always stable 60fps, nice variety of characters and finally, even though it's not the best, a good online service. This is a must-have for every Switch owner.

This is a game that shows some things: 1. People giving negative reviews because they dont want the blue blur to be back. 2. That Sonic/SEGA games are always better on the Nintendo consoles 3. That Sonic is finally back.

EN: A disaster, it is a new copy of the legendary BanjoKazooie (only you have to go to their soundtrad you'll see it yourself). Yooka-Laylee may be a copy of Rare's masterpiece, but the Playtonic game is 1000 times better than this. And I'm Spanish and I know Dalas by seeing some of his videos but this game gets him and kills his "gaming career" if we can call it career. ES: Un absoluto desastre, un plagio del original Banjo Kazooie, con sólo mirar sus archivos e irte al soundtrack se ve claramente que hay archivos con sonidos EXACTAMENTE iguales que la obra maestra de Rare en la N64. Y YookaLaylee podemos decir que es un "plagio" (entre comilas) del juego de Rare pero el nuevo título de Playtonic se ve y es mil veces mejor que este "Fur Fun". Soy español y conozco a Dalas ya que he visto algunos de sus vídeos pero aún así, "mata" a su carrera de desarrollador de videojuegos. Penoso.

The best Nintendo game IN YEARS. Amazing in every way, some people thought this Zelda would copy new game, it showed us how the saga doesn't lose his identity. Amazing, just amazing.