MitchellAV
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Top tier fighting game in my book. Really enjoyed this game when I was a kid even though I remember not having any of the characters because they always got reset for some reason.
Probably one of my favorite games to this day. Really enjoyed the pod racing in Episode I and this game was more than little me could have ever asked for. The sense of speed is unmatched to this day for me. Although, when I was a kid this game was very difficult toward the end and I was never able to beat it.
I picked the up steam version recently and I am still impressed by everything. I was able to finish all of it this time and I really enjoyed the levels I was never able to unlock as well as the complexity of the boost and regen mechanics. It still holds up to what I remembered as a kid and that made me really happy.
I picked the up steam version recently and I am still impressed by everything. I was able to finish all of it this time and I really enjoyed the levels I was never able to unlock as well as the complexity of the boost and regen mechanics. It still holds up to what I remembered as a kid and that made me really happy.
1999
Don't really remember the combat all that much but the mini games are top tier.
Played this game a bunch at a friends house. Only played local multiplayer and had some of the best time trying to perform glitches to get out of bounds.
2007
Got this for free as part of the "sorry" when PSN got hacked. Arcade style game with no real reason to continue playing after you've played it a couple times other than to beat your high score.
2009
Had a lot of fun with this game back in the day. It only had 3 maps but I think the simplicity really made it enjoyable. Flying the plane felt very good and sniping people from the top of the maps was a lot of fun.
2009
This game has the best open world of the series. The physics was a little wonky at times and I don't really enjoy the filter that is over the entire game looking back on it. It was fun to skate around and find cool spots and spend hours skating the same spotuntil you got the perfect line.
This game is like 80% mediocre shooter 20% scary and it really should've been the other way around. I really enjoyed the online multiplayer when people still played it.
This was the way that I experienced the Shippuden story and I think it is honestly not a bad way to do it. The story in this was really fun to go through and it has some of the best cinematics.
2009
This game is such a mess but I had a good time with it. I didn't enjoy the main gameplay to progress the story but exploring around the map was a great time. It was made even better when you get to listen to probably the best soundtrack in video games to date. Also I liked one of the poems a lot.
These games are a lot of fun to play with friends. I enjoyed the story in this as this is how I experienced Shippuden and I think it might be one of the better ways to do so. The cinematics are very cool to watch and this game had a lot of content at the time.
2010
This game had the best physics of the series but I was not impressed with the open world at all. The only saving grace was building your own park and playing parks that others have made. I have fond memories of building parks with my close friend back in the day.
1998
When I used to visit my family for weeks every summer there was not a whole lot to do. The saving grace was my Aunt who used to drop off a dreamcast with a bunch of games for me to play during that time. This was one of the games that she had.
I played this game a whole lot during that time and I specifically remember the first couple levels very fondly. I never did end up beating it however since I never had a memory card. I got pretty close one time but had to turn the console off. I ended up watching a streamer named brutalmoose play through it on one of his streams to the finish.
I played this game a whole lot during that time and I specifically remember the first couple levels very fondly. I never did end up beating it however since I never had a memory card. I got pretty close one time but had to turn the console off. I ended up watching a streamer named brutalmoose play through it on one of his streams to the finish.
2009
Got this for free because PSN got hacked as a "sorry" gift. I played this all the way through twice to do both the good and bad endings. Game was alright but got old by the second time around.
I also am still bitter about not getting the final achievement on the second play through. Pro tip: if you need to get an achievement that needs you to kill people to level up or beat so many of them, you should then NOT remove all the spawn points for the bad guys before you get the achievement. Learned that the hard way. Still putting 100% anyways. Fight me.
I also am still bitter about not getting the final achievement on the second play through. Pro tip: if you need to get an achievement that needs you to kill people to level up or beat so many of them, you should then NOT remove all the spawn points for the bad guys before you get the achievement. Learned that the hard way. Still putting 100% anyways. Fight me.
2009
I saw a two page article about this game in Playstation Magazine back before the PS3 came out. I had never played a Final Fantasy game before and I was hype for sure. This game as well as Kingdom Hearts 3 were the reasons for getting a PS3 in the first place. At least this one came out on the PS3.
This game needed a lot of patience to sit through. It was kind of all over the place with the story and the tutorials were still showing up even after 6 hours into the game. Looking back the combat system was not that hard to understand but I would definitely be lying if I didn't fully figure it out until the second game.
After about 12 hours you finally get to a point where the game opens up and you are able to explore and do side quests and it was a good time if you were patient enough to get that far.
I had a lot of good memories with this and like others have said it really isn't as bad as people made it out to be.
Pro tip: once you get to the open world you should go straight to one of the side quests (mission 55) and get a 2x experience bangle or whatever by just casting death on the boss with Vanille until you get lucky and it dies. Otherwise, this game is very difficult and you are extremely under-leveled the in the open world.
This game needed a lot of patience to sit through. It was kind of all over the place with the story and the tutorials were still showing up even after 6 hours into the game. Looking back the combat system was not that hard to understand but I would definitely be lying if I didn't fully figure it out until the second game.
After about 12 hours you finally get to a point where the game opens up and you are able to explore and do side quests and it was a good time if you were patient enough to get that far.
I had a lot of good memories with this and like others have said it really isn't as bad as people made it out to be.
Pro tip: once you get to the open world you should go straight to one of the side quests (mission 55) and get a 2x experience bangle or whatever by just casting death on the boss with Vanille until you get lucky and it dies. Otherwise, this game is very difficult and you are extremely under-leveled the in the open world.