As an actual elephant, I'm offended. Fun game otherwise.

We need next gen on PC but the game still delivers the basketball fix for me. I got my Rec, 1v1, MyNBA and mods.

Bowser's Fury deserves a sequel.

This game is the path to the dark side.

Masterpiece... I prefer this type of Zelda game over TOTK.

This was one of the first titles I played on PSX. Replaying it 25 years later and I forgot how hard / irritating this game was. Having a hard time believing I beat this as a kid.

Finished the game, and I can't believe it took me this long to give it a chance. It reignited my interest in Mario games, feels like all previous adventures combined into one big nostalgic flashback. On to Super Mario 3D world now.

It is a try-hard royal rumble with some players but the game becomes fun and addictive once you get the hang of it.

Feels like I'm playing a Knives Out movie.

Yoshi games are always underrated but Yoshi is Nintendo. Put some respeck on his name.

Better than Microsoft's Flight Simulator

Hooked on this game. Again, it is Metroid's balance between exploration, (frustration in between) and reward that make it special. EMMIs almost ruined this game for me until I mastered the timing and strategy. Modern day classic.

Faithful return to the roots. Had a blast playing this, felt like I was back in the early 2000s getting home from summer camp to play The Wrath Of Cortex.

Listening to “I Really Want to Stay At Your House” while cruising thru Night City sums up the unique experience. The art direction, story and setting were all thought provoking. Easily earns its spot as one of my favorite and most memorable games in my illustrious gaming career.

I played this when I was about 12, and it left quite the impression as it was the first game I emotionally connected with. Complex story, contrasting characters with well written arcs, captivating worlds that sparked my imagination as a teen, detailed art design and a moving soundtrack to top it off. To Zanarkand still hits all the feels every single time I listen to it. A true masterpiece in every sense of the word.