One of the best Switch games ever made, Mario's movement has never been better! It is so much fun in this game just to get from A - Z and every moon/puzzle never feels like a pain to get as this game is just so adorable with its presentation, characters and especially the music. The fact this game houses the steam gardens theme...instant 10/10. I can't stress enough how vital movement is to a video game. It seems Nintendo understands that too hence why Mario Odyssey is the king of Mario movement. Honestly, if you're gonna get a switch. Skip BOTW or TOTK get this as your first game. It sums up what you'll be experiencing from Nintendo games in an instant.

Right, Love Spider-Man, first one? Great story, every major character was great and memorable every side character besides like Howard was forgettable and served little to no purpose. This game makes me think major characters are side characters. Kraven shows up for 2 hours only to dip to set up the major major character for the third act who only shows up for like ten minutes then gets defeated by the Spiders in probably the worst suits to ever grace mankind. MJ was improved in this game and I don't see why anyone has an issue with her same with Harry who I personally enjoyed in the story. Problem is everyone else felt like they weren't in the story. The traversal is amazing and literally the best 10/10 feature of any game ever made I just wish we used it in actual missions instead of it being only used for getting from mission A to mission B. Honestly great game but it suffers from Ragnoroks issue of a rushed third act but I'd argue the whole story feels rushed.

Reminder: Last time I played this was like 8 years ago. This game was like pure concentrated nectar to my little brain. 'You can play as the really cool fire breathing dragon turtle from Mario!?'. Then I played it...
I left wondering why I can't play as Fawful.
Honestly Fawful is a great villain like he's a 10/10 alone. I don't think Nintendo has realized how great he was. He was memorable, cunning, way too inteligent for his own good and funny! He actually like won as well like he had everything sorted, just didn't expect Bowser to be a mental powerhouse did he? Truly a great game, music as well! Banging. All Nintendo reviews need to mention the music.

This improves upon the first in every single way besides one crucial aspect. Pacing! The original felt like a heart warming journey between a very eager to impress son and his far too judging/overprotective father and the time we spent with the two bonding felt real and deserved. This attempts to do this with a cast of memorable and forgettable characters who try to sacrifice themselves at every opportunity for either cheap tears or just to rid of the characters for a quick moment. There are some absolutely belter characters such as Oden who I felt lived up to the warning Mimir had given us in the original however the other Gods were either absent or had their characters magically resolved or disappear in the third act which made it feel like the only people in Asgard were Thor(for 3 seconds) and Oden (obviously Heimdall was absent for story reasons). However saying this, I can't lie the ending cutscene did have me sobbing and feeling like Kratos had earnt his path. If it weren't for the rushed third act this would be a stellar game.

Yeah, I get the hype behind this game, Seph is amazing as a villain and used very sparingly to the point that the first couple hours of the game all you see is his sword instead of horrific nostalgia bait flashbacks splattered throughout a 'remake'. The characters in this are also memorable af besides like Yuffie and Vincent who I forgot about like twice. Cait sith was at least like a spy so I remembered them Yuffie just nicked all my stuff and Vincent comes out of literal nowhere. I say that but it might be because Barret is too peak of a character to let go.

I know it's an ancient game by today's standards but this game is a need for any potential RPG fan.

The music is amazing. Listen to one winged angel.