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Ignoring the fact that this finale comes right out of nowhere as the first 2 games weren't building up to anything of the sort at all, for a finale of a big saga like this was hyped up as, it's more interested in making you ask more questions than anything else. The story frustrated me constantly. Let's run down the list!
Alvis being the big bad all along is stupid, not only is he never mentioned in the base game by any Moebius, but him being rewritten to be evil is so out of nowhere and forced
I personally think N was a more compelling villain when he destroyed the city out of pure desperation because he was too far gone. Turning around and going "Actually he was trying to stop Alvis during that" kinda ruins it for me
Shulk and Rex are alive for...no real reason. At least, I wasn't able to make sense of it. Why did everyone else die but not them, is it because of Moebius or something? They did have a deal with Z
Having the main characters' kids be focused on so much here feels like bad fanfiction, especially because they barely have any character and are not interesting at all
Not to mention Glimmer's voice acting is next level bad
Matthew and Na'el are the only part of this game that I liked, they're arguments felt real and emotional. I really wish Alvis wasn't involved here because it just means Na'el is off screen for most of the game so 99% of her character is shown in flashbacks which kinda gets old
Was there any real reason for Alvis to move Origin right by Prison Island so the party could easily get there? I just find that funny it's so stupid
The ending, oh my lord. Talk about completely undermining the ending of the base game, and the fact that it comes out of nowhere too, it really bothers me
So basically all of Xeno3 amounted to...nothing, because immediately after the reset, the worlds merged anyway, fantastic.
I hope the Xenosaga fans are happy though!!!

So the story is a mess, but is it actually fun to play? NOPE!
This game goes back to the worst of Xenoblade 2's design, with bosses that can just end you in seconds when their health is low, making you do the 5-10 minute fight all over again!!!
Exploration is boring, the map is just areas from the first 2 games but again. It's even less interesting than the base game's world.
The game also gates you from progressing until you have enough ether cylinders which is just kind of annoying. Unlocking arts and gem/accessory slots can only be done by finding items on the map as well.
I understand that the game is giving the incentive to explore beyond the beaten path, but it just feels more like padding than anything else.
So yeah, I don't like this game, I find it to be an absolute mess, the worst of the series, beyond...Future Connected, I guess. I'd rather play Xenoblade 2 from a new save file than touch this again.

The original Pac-Man World is great, but it's definitely aged. It's rather jank and has questionable design decisions sometimes. This remake fixes every problem from the original and makes it a really fun and accessible 3D platformer.

No exaggeration, this is a perfect sequel, in every aspect. Klonoa 1's story was great, but this game's story is amazing, its themes resonate so much more than the first game's. The level design is so much more creative, really taking advantage of 2.5D. The music is incredible. This game is amazing, and one of my favorites ever.

Criminally underrated. This game is an absolute gem and the fact that it's so overlooked for the PS1 era is unfortunate.
Play this game if you want a cute and charming platformer that will also make your heart shatter.

Probably the best thing to come out of the walking dead IP. Telltale knocked it out of the park with this game and haven't reached this level since. The game does an amazing job getting you invested in this world and seeing how the apocalypse changes people for the worst.
Also, Clementine is the best.

I know I'm extremely late to the party with this one, but this game is incredible. I still find Sonic Mania to be the better game, as this one has its fair share of underwhelming zones and the game drags on a bit longer than I'd like. Regardless, this is absolutely the best of the Genesis Sonic games, even better than Sonic 2 in my opinion. It has great levels for the most part, amazing music, and not to mention, super and hyper forms.

The perfect modern take on the TMNT arcade games. Absolutely amazing pixel art and simple gameplay that anyone can jump in and enjoy. Not to mention, that Tee Lopes soundtrack goes hard.

The slower pace makes this not as fun as the arcade version, but still, it's Pac-Man Arrangement. You can't have a bad time with it!

Finally got around to playing this properly when it came to Switch. This is now my favorite RPG series, period. In terms of this game, the characters are all likeable and memorable (besides maybe Riki but he's the comic relief so whatever), the plot, while basic at first, evolves into one of the best stories in games. The combat isn't quite as involved as later games, but regardless it's a great system that's satisfying to master, with plenty of party customization to go along with it. I absolutely want to play this game again in the near future, it's a genuine masterpiece.

Oh and also, it's Reyn time all the time.

Excellence in simplicity
Just about anyone could pick up this game and have fun with it. The concept is so simple yet so fun at the same time. And once you get near the end and start discovering exactly what's going on with this strange place you're in, it's even more engaging