Opening showed me where capitalism is taking this country and I was too depressed to want to play more. I will give yelling/crying into a pillow and emotional eating 5 stars though.

More than anything, it's just boring. That was the problem with the original as well. It's unfortunate we won't get a remake of DS2, because that at least had interesting parts.

I only played Emily's story and I may go back and play Edward's at some point. There are some interesting ideas, but the game doesn't fully come together. There are some poor design decisions like having to hold L1 to see interactable items, but it zooms you in awkwardly. If you're going to let me see them, just make them pop.

If the right lessons are learned, a sequel could be fantastic.

It's kind of an annoying puzzle game.

I have not played the card game, so I assume this accurately represents it. It’s meh and I love monopoly.

Wow! What a surprisingly fun game! I loved the twist in the story, well done.

I had quite a bit of fun with this. The platforming and combat were well designed. The story was interesting (I do wish when you pick an ending, there was an easy way to see the other ending).
You are an agent of the TDAY who stops anomalies. There's a fun sci-fi story that kicks off when you are chasing one down. The characters are interesting, you can get happy reactions or mad reactions from characters that you can turn in for upgrades. I do wish more of the choices had meaning, but some just advance the plot no matter what you pick.

The platforming design in the Wily Castle equivalent is worse than Mega Man 7. This is awful. May not play more MMX games after this.

This is actually pretty neat. Like most arcade games, best played with unlimited swipes. You drive the batmobile and have to take down various criminals by doing missions and then a boss fight. Pretty neat take on a driving game for sure.

Did you know that Chuck E Cheese allows you to buy unlimited play hours? I learned this while watching my nephew for a week. He mostly just wanted to play this game. It can be fun, but parts can be very frustrating, because you have to succeed to advance or you are reset. Best played with unlimited swipes, but it's a fine on-rails shooter.

My wife and I played this so much that we added lyrics to the annoyingly catchy theme tune.

1972

Bloop, blip, bloop, blip, bloop, blip.

It's Pong. It works. I'm sure it blew minds 50 years ago.

This was excellent. Then again, my grandma bought this for me shortly before she was diagnosed with cancer that ultimately took her life. She knew I loved Monopoly. There were different AI characters to play against with fun names like Diamond Jim or Greedy Granny each representing a different difficulty level. Every time you get a monopoly, it plays the musical instrumentation of the chorus, "I'm in the money!" This was fantastically well done and allowed me to play Monopoly anywhere easily.

As a dumb kid who was obsessed with all things video games, it was fine.

Probably the best Tiger handheld game that was ever made.