Blu
BACKER
No rating from me, I have no desire to get back into this game right now, but it's not being put off forever. I wasn't the biggest fan of BOTW, and while this changes some things, it still feels just as empty and after the excitement of new things wore off, I found myself hating the BOTW formula again
No idea when I will be back
No idea when I will be back
1991
The first good classic Castlevania game I’ve played, and one that is almost perfect if it wasn’t for the bad difficulty spike in the last few stages of the game. The game looks and sounds great, and rivals Super Metroid in terms of how good the atmosphere can be on the SNES.
For a Game Boy game the music here is exceptional. But outside of the first castle level I played, while it is better than the first GB Castlevania game, the enemy placements are as frustrating as ever with these old style Castlevanias.
2003
Sadly not as good as the first game. This game is a lot longer, with more levels, longer levels, worse vehicles and worse level design. The only good thing here is the bosses which are fun again, but Ogura steals the show. His second phase is really really fun and I like the theme.
No translation for this game, I used this guide: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/gba/917608-densetsu-no-starfy-2/faqs/49807
Shoutout to Moe for being an idiot
No translation for this game, I used this guide: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/gba/917608-densetsu-no-starfy-2/faqs/49807
Shoutout to Moe for being an idiot
If you're a hermit and need a heater, run this game on your PC.
This game needs to be in a hall of fame for how buggy and terrible it is. Maybe I shouldn't have tried to 100% it, but it is absolutely miserable, don't do it to yourself.
2022
If you didn't know, get to fucking know. This is the GOAT right here
shit
1990
What if Konami made Mega Man and made it an actual good game
Going to be overly harsh with this one as the novelty of these games are starting to wear off. Cold Steel 3 is a fun experience, a much improved game over Cold Steel 2. Visually it is a MASSIVE upgrade from the previous two games, the music is great and there’s also an abundance of quality of life improvements. I could go over all the positives, the fan service is plentiful here, it is so refreshing to jump into after CS2. The game is so fun to break once you get brave orders after the first hours.
BUT
And it’s a big but, after 7 games, you would think Falcom would maybe be able to change the structure of their games. Every single chapter before the finale in Trails games without fail has a boss fight at the end where the enemies don’t actually fight you and they get a monster or lackeys to fight you instead, or you fight them and you lose in the cutscene. I’m also seeing a trend where they will dump endless lore on you in the last hour (that might just be a Cold Steel thing, I think Crossbell’s games were structured pretty much perfectly) which annoys me to know end as it just ends up making you feel like you aren’t following along. Don’t get me started on a certain type of character who has ended up becoming a villain in each arc so far…
I’m not saying this game isn’t good as it was, but the more I see the same patterns and the same structures within these games the more I feel like I will start to hate future entries, and I don’t want that.
Credit where credit is due, this is still a good game, yes I will be playing Cold Steel IV immediately, or at least starting it, but I hope at some point Falcom change these things as the further along this series goes I’m worried they won’t ever hit the heights of the Sky and Crossbell arcs ever again.
BUT
And it’s a big but, after 7 games, you would think Falcom would maybe be able to change the structure of their games. Every single chapter before the finale in Trails games without fail has a boss fight at the end where the enemies don’t actually fight you and they get a monster or lackeys to fight you instead, or you fight them and you lose in the cutscene. I’m also seeing a trend where they will dump endless lore on you in the last hour (that might just be a Cold Steel thing, I think Crossbell’s games were structured pretty much perfectly) which annoys me to know end as it just ends up making you feel like you aren’t following along. Don’t get me started on a certain type of character who has ended up becoming a villain in each arc so far…
I’m not saying this game isn’t good as it was, but the more I see the same patterns and the same structures within these games the more I feel like I will start to hate future entries, and I don’t want that.
Credit where credit is due, this is still a good game, yes I will be playing Cold Steel IV immediately, or at least starting it, but I hope at some point Falcom change these things as the further along this series goes I’m worried they won’t ever hit the heights of the Sky and Crossbell arcs ever again.
Modern Battlefront is a shadow of what once was
2005
Oh man, I had such nostalgia filled memories of this game and had tons of fun as a kid.
Went back to this last week and it has not aged well, and there are just weird parts with no music, very strange. Still fun if you want a mindless beat em up however.
Went back to this last week and it has not aged well, and there are just weird parts with no music, very strange. Still fun if you want a mindless beat em up however.
2013
Stanley tells you to play this game
Sunk way too much time into this game, and modded my own stuff into it too. The best roguelike ever made.
2011
Took FIFA 11 and made it 10x better, back when FIFA was still improving upon itself year upon year