This track and the moment that acompanies it. It tricked me into thinking the game would become good from that point on.

The art style really is striking, and an RPG with a time manipulation mechanic is a cool idea.

The vibes are impeccable and go really hard

It's got style for days, certainly an all-timer in that regard.

The first episode is such a banger, that I'm not sure if I "dislike" this game. I just couldn't be bothered to finish everything. And this port in specific has a veeeeery handy rewind mechanic.

I like the concept and the reimaginations of classic Mega Man robots. And I have fond memories of watching a couple of episodes of the TV show back in the day.

Visually it's undeniably appealing, and the gameplay loop is enjoyable during the brief time it doesn't get monotonous and repetitive.

Another game I'm not sure I "dislike", or if I just get filtered by it.

The art direction is great, as expected from the studio

The movesets are very cool references to their respective IPs, and the way Tom & Jerry are animated is really clever.

The soundtrack does give some scenes a certain gravitas. It also gave me this video, and I'll forever be grateful for that.

The fond memories attached to this game will never go away. Both through playing it, and the countless rumors, I have vivid memories of trying to unlock playable Baby

Being able to control your fall after boosting upwards is cool I guess.

Still feels and looks unique and fresh to this day, thanks to the striking art direction, and unique setting.

Bass is cool to control. Dashing, double jumping, shooting in multiple directions...

The first impression is not bad actually. I do mean the literal first level and nothing else though.

The obvious: a killer presentation, with some of the best-looking visuals of its time, and banger music

The gunplay itself really is satisfying to this day

When you are actually wall jumping and doing acrobatic shit, it's the good old Prince of Persia I really like. And the edgyness can be unintentionally hilarious

I like some of the songs, and the Falcon armor's flight ability is cool

When you are actually allowed to suplex zombies, it can be a fun romp

The combat, the music and the visuals. I actually do consider revisiting this game, only skipping every single cutscene this time.

Missed potential galore. I like the setting, the concept, the gameplay itself... it just needed more playtesting, really, its way too brutal. Maybe playing this with save states would remove it from this list?

Obviously the music, the final dungeon theme in particular really did not have to go this hard. And this version in specific has incredible spritework.

I legit can't think of any positives for the campaign, but the multiplayer was good.

Still looks really good for a 2007 game, and the ambience is fairly incredible.

It's one of the best-looking games on the system, the presentation as a whole gives it a "unique" flair.

"Did you know that Disney animators worked on the sprites" etc etc

Killer main theme, and in the rare occasions that the game isn't torturing you, it's got that satisfying Hitman formula

Presentation-wise, this is an absolute all-timer, one of the GOATs of the genre.

I love the soundtrack, the art style, even the gameplay is enjoyable in a turn-off-your-brain kind of way. If it wasn't for that unhinged structure...

Some killer tracks, I love Galaxy Man's theme in particular

I do have nostalgia attached to this one, and it's actually not bad before it starts to shit the bed

The sheer experimentation is commendable tbh, even if the execution leaves a lot to be desired.

I love this series' combat, it's so cool in a power fantasy kind of way, and NG3 retains that foundation at least.

These Disney Renaissance games constantly nail that visual presentation.

The sheer absurdity of it can be entertaining with a specific mindset. You shoot a mutant gorilla to death in this Final Fantasy DLC.