DzNutsKong
2011
Decently fun button masher. I think preventing your Pokemon from becoming stronger was a good move since it forces you to adjust to having different moves to play around with.
2015
Just an outright worse version of Rumble Blast. I don't see the point to mobile-ifying this series...
2016
Drained my phone's battery like crazy when I played it. I wasn't a huge fan of this game when it came out but there's something to be said about how this was one of the biggest cultural phenomena gaming has seen in a long time. I can't be too harsh on it.
Rips away basically everything good about its predecessor. The story feels like it was written exclusively for five-year-olds in a way that isn't at all charming and instead feels like it's talking down to you. The resource management aspect feels largely removed as well. I see no reason to like this game.
2016
Decently fun game if it weren't for the fact that it's a pay-to-win gacha. No.
2018
Was very obviously made for mobile. Game can be fun until you sit with it for more than half an hour. Artstyle is really charming though.
The visuals do not hold up at all, it's very unbalanced and everyone hates tripping, but otherwise it's Smash. Smash will always be an insanely good party game and Subspace Emissary was a great addition.
I think this game is better than the Wii U version because it has Smash Run even if the lack of controller options does kind of sting. Not nearly as much content as Brawl despite having a better roster and looking gorgeous on both consoles.
If this game had Subspace Emissary it would be five star, but the fact that most people would argue this as the best Smash game despite World of Light being a noticeable downgrade should speak volumes to how good everything else is.
2022
Splatoon is amazing. I don't play other shooters so it's hard to say much about it but the mechanics and game feel are both fantastic. The weapons are mostly really good as well both to use and play against. I'm not huge on most of the music and the map design is not great but the rest of the game is good enough for both of those to be easy to ignore.
2003
City. Trial.
This is just about everything I'd want from a Kirby game. Love the artstyle and all of the different game modes they have.
1996
I have a personal hatred for over-the-top gimmicks in video games and that's all this is. If you want to play a Mega Man game then you won't get that from this because you'll just be playing a snowboarding level or going through a stupid maze or doing a pointless puzzle or something.
1998
Brutally difficult and not in a way that feels fair. There's a masochistic side of me that enjoys it for that though, and the weapons are all really cool. If you play the game with Bass please do yourself a favor and let yourself play with the bosses' weaknesses because it takes a full minute to beat them at minimum otherwise.
2008
In my opinion, the best classic series game. The only problem is that the game design will deliberately to things to kill you when you don't know they're there rather than giving you any chance to react or deal with it, but even then I understand that because this was a "return to form" and most people think of Mega Man as the kind of game that did that. Level design is otherwise fantastic, the enemies are really fun, the boss fights are the best in the series, the music is great, and this is the best set of weapons the series has ever given us. The endless mode existing is just icing on the cake.