This game kicks ass so much. I'm not very good at it, the music can get repetitive, and there are some levels and enemies I think could've been improved on, but still, this game rules. If you're at all interested in character action games, you gotta try this one if you haven't already.

I hoped this was going to be a character action game, but it really isn't. Or at least it isn't a character action game in the way I like. Also I got a weird bug where the camera got stuck in place and I couldn't see where I was going. I didn't want to play more after that.

This game is really good for hanging out with some friends, but it's got so many bugs. Also the grind for the different currencies is slower than I'd like. At least the game isn't full prive and you don't really need to do the microtransactions they have. If you've got some friends, I think this game is worth trying.

This game is pretty fun, but the side objectives get kind of repetitive. Still, Yuffie comes up with lyrics for the chocobo music, and Cait Sith is actually a fun character now, so I'm willing to forgive a lot.

This game is an improvement on Yakuza: Like A Dragon in so many ways. The combat is improved, progression is smoother, the writing is good, you can ride on a Segway while blasting the song from Daytona USA where they shout "DDDAAAAAAYYYYYYYTTTTOOOOOOONNNNNAAAAAA." They even made the platinum trophy relatively easy to get, though the trophy for getting Ichiban to level 70 is a big ask, so it's still got a bit of the usual Yakuza grind. I guess nothing's perfect. This game gets pretty close for me, though.

This game is fun, I just watched a Let's Play long before I ever played it and I didn't enjoy the game enough to go through stuff I'd already seen.

If you like nonogram puzzles and/or Vocaloids, this is a good game for you.

The platforming is a bit too hard for my liking, and the music isn't to my taste either.

This game is very much a continuation of the previous Insomniac Spider-Man games, for better or worse. I'm glad you don't have any map towers this time, though.

This game has a lot of small-to-medium issues with its story and gameplay, but it's willing to unequivocally say that slavery is bad and not actively fighting slavery is aiding and abetting it. Also there's a ton of sick tricks you can do in gameplay. There's definitely missed potential, but the game is, at bottom, solid, and I'm glad I got the chance to play it.

This is what Star Ocean 2 should have always been. My biggest complaint is that the English voice acting was lifted straight from the PSP version, and I think this remake could have been even better with a new dub that's less, ah... 2010-ish. Also, the soundtrack could have used a bit more variety. Every town uses the same music, which gets a bit annoying.

2003

The aesthetic is cool, but that's about all this game has going for it in my opinion.

This game looks awful even for a PS2 game, and the controls feel slippery. If you like the movie, though, this might be for you.

I would have given this game five stars if you got to play as Grimlock more. That's really the only complaint I have.

I played this years and years ago and remember enjoying it.