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R-Type Delta (PS1) — A Side-Scrolling Shooter MasterpieceDamn, this was a good game. R-Type Delta on the PlayStation 1 is a perfectly paced, near-impossible side-scrolling shooter that keeps you on the edge of your seat from start to **** difficulty is brutal at times, but that’s exactly what makes it so satisfying. Each victory feels hard-earned, and the game rewards precision, strategy, and **** of the best features is the four different ships you can choose from, each with unique abilities and weapons. This essentially gives you four distinct playthroughs, each feeling fresh and challenging in its own way. Whether you’re mastering the Wave Cannon, experimenting with different Force units, or learning enemy patterns, there’s always something new to **** graphics and 3D effects were impressive for its time, and the soundtrack perfectly complements the intense action. For fans of classic shoot ’em ups, R-Type Delta isn’t just a game — it’s a trial by fire that leaves you exhilarated every time you survive a stage.Score: 9/10 — challenging, rewarding, and endlessly replayable.

It took me 25 years to finally complete this game… but damn, it feels good.Digimon World on the original PlayStation is one of those rare games that stays with you — not for its story or graphics, but for its mystery and challenge. Finally seeing the full story after all these years was satisfying, though honestly, it’s good but not great. The real magic is still in the digi-evolution grind and taming your partner Digimon, which remains as punishing — and rewarding — as **** that I live in Japan, I’ve noticed details that completely flew past me as a 10-year-old. The forest’s bird calls are straight from Kyushu, and being able to finally read the Japanese signs around File City and the world adds a subtle but fun layer — even if most of them say exactly what you’d ****’s a tough, sometimes confusing game, but one that rewards patience and curiosity. I can’t recommend at least one playthrough enough — especially if you’re a fan of games that make you earn every bit of progress.Score: 8/10 for nostalgia

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Still, after many years it's one of my solid go-to multiplayer games Only get this game if you have good internet

Still one of the best games ever Make sure you google how to get the best ending coz if you don't it's not fun playing it all again to get a new ending.

This game while can be annoying does continue to make me smile a lot So it's not mind blowing but it is a very good game. So that's a solid 8 in my books

If you've never watched the last samurai before then you might not get the ending. but you know and or somewhat understand Japanese culture and history then the end of this game rings Japanese culture perfection. Not only that but the combat is badass amazing

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The last of us left behind is one of the best DLC's ever. Very moving and very heavy in a short take.

In my opinion, the Last of us is a solid 10 out of 10. From the gameplay to the story. It flows so well and so honestly with what many of us would have also have done. Despite the outcome, many of us would say we wouldn't have it finish any other way.