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Don't let the critics tell you this game ****. It's the best Sonic game since Sonic Generations. Honestly this may be the game of the year for me. I mean wow. It may not be perfect, but you'll have a hell **** time if you get this game.

A game like this should not exist. It is so disgustingly awful that I´m doing you a favor and not even talking to you about how the game works. Stay away from this game, it represents the worst the gaming industry has ever given us. If I could give it less than a 0/10 I would. But sadly the score thing on this site can´t get below zero. Easily the worst game I ever played.

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Sonic Adventure is a good game. Well, half of it is. I personally think this, mainly because there's other playable characters now. Let's discuss them, shall we? And I will be discussing there stories as well. Sonic's story goes like this. Eggman has control of an ancient beast, and if he and the beast get the emeralds, then well, boom goes the world. Tails, he's just with Sonic the entire time and serves as his sidekick. Sonic's stages are everything you'd expect from a 3D Sonic game. It's fast paced action with barely any platforming. Tails, he's the same, but now he's racing Sonic. There's not mush story for Tails, so I won't spoil it. Knuckles story is Eggman broke the master Emerald, and it's Knuckles's job to find the pieces and fix it. His stages are a bit different, as they involve treasure hunting. Personally, I like to just roam around these stages. I'm only going to explain those characters because the other playable characters have absolutely no relevance to the plot at all. Everything about those other characters **** so much that it has to be played to believed. The cutscenes... no. Just no. If there's one thing about this game that didn't age well, it's the cutscenes. SKIP. PAST. THEM. The voice acting is terrible, the lip syncing is absolutely terrible, just... no. The soundtrack is nice, and the graphics are alright, but overall this entire game is pretty mediocre. However, this game, only counting Sonic, Knuckles, and Tails's stores, is pretty good.

Over time, I've come to like this game. My original review was very negative. However, this game is rather enjoyable now. The graphics are amazing, even in 2016, the soundtrack has grown on me, and since Galaxy 1's difficulty was low, they made this one of the more challenging Mario games. The only thing I don't like about the game is how similar it is to Galaxy 1. But I still recommend it to hardcore Mario fans.

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I hate doing negative reviews. But this game is just atrocious. First off, 70% of the game is vehicle levels, and not the traditional Crash Bandicoot gameplay we're used to. WHYYYY???? The graphics... ew. They're some of the most ugliest I've seen in a video game, the soundtrack... is okay. Crash controls like crap, as a matter of fact, everything about this game is crap. Only if you're really, really curious about the low point of the series, rent this game. If you like it... somehow...then buy it.

"A ripoff of MInecraft, it's not worth playing, it's just fifteen dollars down the drain," The fanboys say- SCREW YOU TERRARIA IS AWESOME! It's one of my absolute favorite games of all time! Unlike Minecraft survival, there's a point to the game. You need to survive this world and conquer many, many bosses, build a village for your other inhabitants, and... conquer more bosses. Terraria is definitely bigger than Minecraft. Graphically, it reminds me of a beautiful Sega Gensesis game, The soundtrack is pure pleasure to my ears, and it's one of my personal favorite games of all time

I've been a fan of Halo for a while now. Ever since Halo Reach, I played every Halo game after that. I'm not a fanatic, but I still love the franchise. However, I was never able to experience Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2, and Halo 3. I was able to play Halo 4, but only because it was on the 360. So when this was released, I got it, and I loved it. I'm not discussing the multiplayer problems because I am not a competitive gamer. But the game is a little buggy. Overall a good Compilation.

This game can burn in hell. Let's talk about Spongebob's game history. First, we got the two amazing games we call Battle For Bikini Bottom and The movie game, then we got Globs of Doom which was just downright atrocious, and finally Truth or Square, which was just average. BUT THIS, this was pretty bad. The level design is even worse than Truth or Square, which is a freakin achievement, because the levels in that game were bad enough, The graphics... I can't even tell whether they're good or bad! Probably bad. Also THERE'S ONLY FOUR BOSSES AND AROUND 15 STAGES!!! THIS gaME IS TOO SHORT, TOO EASY, AND.... JUST DON'T PLAY IT!!!

Globs of doom was just... bad, and this game... meh. It's okay. It was made by the same people who made Battle for Bikini Bottom, and I was a little disappointed. The level design is just... fine at best, but nothing special, the graphics are just okay, and the story has nothing to do with the episode: "Truth or Square" Literally everything about this game is... OKAY.

I had rather high expectations for this game, especially because it was one of my most played games as a kid. I absolutely loved this game. Mainly because it was a crossover game. All of my favorite Nickelodeon characters meet? HELL YEAH! But then... after playing Battle for Bikini Bottom and The movie game, this was just a huge disappointment. A predictable story, mediocre graphics, (Especially for the Wii,) and a dull soundtrack and gameplay make this a bad game overall.

This game is alright. It's not as good as say, Battle for Bikini Bottom, but it's still a must get for Spongebob fans everywhere. The soundtrack is nice, the graphics are good, and the game can be quite challenging at times.

This is a good game. Not the best on the PS2, but a game I can highly recommend to platformer fanatics and Spongebob fans alike. My only flaws with it are the cutscenes. They're definitely not the same quality as the TV show. It just seems so weird seeing your favorite characters from a cartoon with 3D models. And trust me, these models can look a lot better. Also, the writing isn't isn't as good as the show. One line I hate is: "I think I have some fudge in my pants." Gross. However, if you like the average 3D platformer, like Psyconauts, Jak and Daxter, or Crash Bandicoot, then you'll love this game. Graphically, the game looks fine for the PS2, and the soundtrack is decent. Young gamers will love this, and Spongebob fans who own a PS2 will need this game.

I hated Jak 2 so unbelievably much, that I skipped the next game in the series. But when I finally played Jak 3, it was okay. The game once again has that colorful graphical style of Jak 1, and the missions are no longer a pain in the ass. The story in this game actually makes sense, unlike the garbage Jak 2 gave us, and the soundtrack was pretty good. I like this game, but personally I think Jak 1 is the best in the series.

WHY DOES EVERYONE LIKE THIS GAME?! IT"S BY FAR ONE OF THE WORST GAMES I EVER The original Jak and Daxter was one of my favorite games of all time! And now they ruined it BY MAKING IT A **** GTA CLONE! Why?! Why did you do this, Naughty Dog? You had something great going on with the first game, and now, THIS?! This is just... UIBY FC,mjkhudtr7tu[gmhcgxkfyri75oe6r7py. Sorry, I got so pissed that I pressed all the buttons on my keyboard randomly. Anyways, it's not just the change in gameplay that annoys me, it's these **** missions! This game has a **** up check point system. Trust me, it's screwed up. If you die once, you have to go a huge chunk back in the level. Soundtrack wise, they didn't do anything to improve the already lacking soundtrack from the first game. And graphically-- IT ****!!! It's so dark and bland, I mean... what the hell happened? The first game had a lot of color, and now this? So in conclusion, if you're anything like me, don't buy this game or rent it. Hell, don't even watch anyone play it. I despise this game.

Oh my god, we're now heading into Jak and Daxter. I love 3D platformers, and this is just... wow. I was always a Nintendo guy, but this game made me get into Sony. If I'm not playing Mario 64, Sonic Generations, or The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, then it's this game. I don't spoil plots, but all I can say is that compared to the later games in the series, it's incredibly simple. Anyways, graphically, even for today's standards it's amazing. I always liked to just roam around, doing nothing at all, and look at how beautiful the game is. The soundtrack, while not perfect, is okay. This is one of my favorite games of all time, and I highly recommend it.

70% of Zelda fans hate this game, some love it, and some think it's just okay. I am one of those people who thinks it's just good and nothing better. Let's start with the story. This game has the most story in any Zelda game. It's not complicated like Sonic 06, Kingdom Hearts, or Metal Gear Solid 4, but it contains character development and it's pretty long. The main point of criticism of this game is the motion controls, and it's something you can either love or hate. But as for me, I have mixed feelings toward them. The controls can either be excellent or the bane of your existence. If you swing the remote casually, you will have fun with the controls. However, if you swing the remote like a maniac, then the controls will kick you in the butt. Now, the soundtrack. It's good, but it's pretty forgettable. and some tunes are just... blegh (Lanayru Mining Facility, anyone?) The graphics are extremely ugly in my opinion. I just hate the art style so much. However, I like the story and I like how linear the game is. This may be a turn off for some, but after playing the original Zelda, this is a godsend. The story is filled with likable and memorable characters, and the bosses are just amazing. (Except the imprisoned, f*** that boss.) In the end, this game is good, but nothing special in my opinion.

One of my favorite games of all time, along with Super Mario 64. This is my favorite Zelda game of all time. First off, let's start off with some of this game's problems. And trust me, there's very little wrong with this game in my opinion. Some of the bosses in this game are so unbelievably easy. However, this doesn't bug me, since unlike any other Zelda game, these battles were epic and amazing. Sure, they were easy, but I still remembered every single one of them. (Except for the first boss. I don't even remember what it's name was.) Next, the graphics. I love this game, but I enjoyed Wind Waker's graphics a lot more. Twilight Princess tries to look realistic, but some characters look like they either came from a certain anime, or they look like they came from a cartoon. Alright, now let's discuss the positives. First, the overworld. This is my favorite Hyrule field in the series. The music that plays in the background while you're in this field is amazing. Also, the dungeon design is arguably the best in the series, as some of the puzzles can really stump you. Even the first dungeon is amazing! The soundtrack can either be atmospheric or adventurous. Despite criticizing the graphics earlier, I really liked them and I think it's very good for the Gamecube. And the story, it's arguably the best story in any Zelda game I've ever played. In conclusion, This is my favorite Zelda game, and one of my favorite games of all time.

What many consider the best Zelda game along with Ocarina of Time, uh, no. I don't hate this game, but I can never say this is the best Zelda by far. Let's start off with the problems. The soundtrack is a tiny eensy little bit dull. Especially for a Zelda game. The great sea is really, really huge and bare. It has to be the most expansive overworld in any Zelda game. But it's a little easy to get lost, so watch out. Also, the dungeon design is somewhat simple. Never in this game did I have a part that stumped me for hours trying to figure out what to do next. Now the positives. This game is absolutely gorgeous. It's in my opinion, the best looking game on the Gamecube. Next, the story, oh god the story. It's one of the best in the series. I won't spoil it, but all I can say is... wow. Next, the combat. This game's combat is arguably the best in the Zelda franchise. It makes some enemies, like Darknuts, really, REALLY fun to fight. It feels really good to attack enemies again and again. When you killed the enemy, it makes you feel like you've killed a real life monster. In the end, Wind Waker, while not the best game in the series, is still something I recommend you beat at least once.

This is certainly an excellent sequel to an already amazing game. As a matter of fact, I actually prefer this game over 3D land. Unlike 3D land, this game is pretty challenging. As a matter of fact, the very last stage in the game is the hardest Mario stage I've ever been through. The soundtrack is arguably the best in the series, the graphics... wow. They compare to the graphics of the PS4 and Xbox One. And this is a Wii U game! A Wii U game! This is the plumber at his best. I can't say it can top Super Mario 64 as my favorite Mario game, but it comes pretty damn close

I really like this game. It's one of the best games on the 3DS. If you wanna start playing Mario games, then this is the best place to start. And unlike the first Sonic game, this game is still a blast to play for veterans of the Mario franchise. My only major problem with this game is that it doesn't try anything new. It's heavily based on the likes of Super Mario Bros. 3, with the tanooki suit making a return. Still, despite this major flaw, I still recommend it to everyone.

I've never been a fan of the galaxy games. I don't think this is the best Mario game ever, I don't like the starbit mechanic, and I don't think the orchestrated soundtrack. Sure, the soundtrack is great, but it doesn't feel like it's from Mario. It feels like it's from Star Wars, and that's something a Mario soundtrack should never feel like. However, I'll give it a pass since Mario's in space, and it soundtrack makes you feel like that. Despite my criticism, I do think this game is good. It's just not my favorite.

Sunshine is a pretty good game, if you're not going for 100% completion. If you are... you may be disappointed. Super Mario Sunshine also has somewhat of a story, but in the end, it's the same old Mario story we're used to, so no spoilers. But hey, Bowser Junior makes his first appearance in this game, so that's nice. It controls pretty well, the soundtrack, while not as good as previous games, is memorable. The graphics could be better, but they're still pretty good. Overall, Mario Sunshine is decent. I wish I could say that about the next games I'm going to review.

After Sonic3&Knuckles, expectations were high for Sonic's next adventure. And we got... this. Sonic's first jump into the 3D world. In the mid nineties, multiple video game franchises jumped into 3D. We had some great games, like Super Mario 64 and The legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Some franchises were born in 3D as well, like Banjo Kazooie and Crash Bandicoot. However, some Franchises decreased in quality or straight out died while jumping into 3D. Some examples are Earthworm Jim, Bubsy (Wait, Bubsy games were never good.) and most infamously, Sonic the Hedgehog. This isn't even a platformer. There's this weird overhead view that makes me think I'm playing some kind of domented Zelda game. The game controls terribly, and it's buggy as hell. The soundtrack and graphics save this game from being one of Sonic's worst games. The graphics are somewhat appealing, and the soundtrack is one my favorites from the series. However, Sonic 3D Blast just may be Sonic's worst jump into 3D

Sonic 2 is a great game. This game is a sequel to the original "Sonic the Hedgehog" This adds several staples into the franchise, such as Tails the Fox, a seventh chaos emerald, Super Sonic, Sonic's Spindash, and extremely annoying special stages. I like this game more than the original, and it's something I recommend for first time Sonic players. Unlike the first game, this is something all gamers can enjoy.

The first game in the franchise, and it's certainly... good. People say this is the best Sonic game out there, but to me, this game is just good. It's a great start to the franchise, but just like the original Super Mario Bros, it's pretty simple. Future titles (Future Classic Titles) are better than this game. If you like Mario, then you're gonna love this game. If you're a Sonic fan like me, you may or may not be disappointed after playing Sonic 3&Knuckles or Sonic 2 first.

This was my first Zelda game, so it has to have a heavy nostalgic appeal to me. It's a fantastic game. it's kinda... challenging. I was pretty young when I first played this game, and the 3 day time limit overwhelmed me. Years later, and the time limit still overwhelmed me, but at that time I was an experienced gamer, and I beat the game. This is not a game I can recommend to a casual gamer. Anyways, the story is the darkest in the series by far. I don't spoil plots in games, but this stuff is dark. The soundtrack is amazing as well. The graphics are better than Ocarina of Time, but in my opinion, it's still no the best the N64 can offer. This is one of the best Zelda games you can play, and I highly recommend it... to hardcore gamers.

This overrated game is considered by many to be one of the greatest games of all time, and the definitive Zelda game. While I don't agree, I do think this is the Nintendo 64 at it's best. Some aspects of this game haven't aged well, but it's still a pretty decent game. The plot, while not as great as say, Wind Waker or A Link to The Past, is good, The graphics are... okay, and the soundtrack is amazing. This game, just like Mario 64 set a lot of standards. ALOT. It jumped the franchise into the 3D world perfectly, and that's something amazing. This is a fantastic game, it's just not my favorite... Please don't crucify me.

I reviewed all of the classic Mario games now, and it's finally time for me to review this game. God damn, this game is awesome. One of my favorite games of all time, actually. To start off, we have the average everyday plot of a Mario game, so I won't have to spoil it. You go into the castle nearby and you jump into a painting to enter a stage. Something similar has been in every 3D Mario game since. Most stages contain boss fights, which is fine by me. However, they're all pretty easy, so don't expect a challenge. Even the Bowser fights are no challenge. Despite this, the level design is great, the soundtrack is awesome, and the graphics... while not the best for the N64, are still pretty good. Overall, Mario 64 is a kick ass game and my favorite Mario game of all time.

This game... wow. Just wow. It's without a doubt one of the best platformers on the N64. Like games with crude humor, sexual innuendo, amazing graphics, and hilarious stories? Well then you're gonna love this one. However, this is a hard game. Some moments can be a tiny bit frustrating. However, this is Rareware at it's best.

Sonic Lost World is a game I can only recommend to the casual gamer who just likes to play Sonic games for fun. Hardcore Sonic fans will be disappointed with how the formula was changed dramatically, (especially since the Sonic games before this got the formula right,) and newbies will want to stay the @#$% away. This game is definitely not meant to be anyone's first Sonic game. The level design is kind of ... meh, And don't even get me started on the boss fights. They're pathetic. However, Sonic Lost World has few positives that give it at least a 7/10. The graphics are some of the best the Wii U has to offer, and the soundtrack is amazing, just like every other Sonic game. I personally think the voice acting in the cutscenes is good. Despite my criticism on the level design, some are pretty fun. In conclusion, Sonic Lost World is solid, but nothing special.

It's just Minecraft on the Wii U. It's nothing really special. If you played it on other platforms, then you should know what to expect. It's the same game, only on the Wii U