This game ironically reflects modern-day Tim Burton very well, it's got style with some really nice visuals for GBA, and nothing else.

Don't really care all that much about this one, I was just really bored by it.

Compared to other Spider-Men games this feels the most like a rushed tie-in game. Which I mean it is but other games have been able to hide it better than others.

Inferior in pretty much every way, while it's still fun; I wouldn't say it's awful, but unlike the first game it gets old really fast and it's only 5 hours long so idk what the hell happened

I mean it's fine I guess, when it comes to Atari games where it's so simple I can't really say much about it other then. Eh it's just whatever

It's just like any other Atari game released near the crash, forgettable.

From what I've played it's the best of the 3 TMNT GB games but honestly that's not saying a lot considering this is still GB.

GB games come in 3 categories, ok, shit, god awful. This one just falls under ok which is amazing for most GB games.

It's not as good as the first GB TMNT game but idk what I expected from GB.

It's the ship parts of Battlefront 2 but made into a whole game, never been a fan of the ship parts so shockingly not a huge fan of this either.

Trying to play this in 8K is one of my most cherished moments with friends, other than that it's just a whatever kids game.

The most tedious and by the numbers Arkham game to date, at least the setting is pretty great.

No Clayface 4/10

I find War for Cybertron really frustrating. On the one hand I think its visuals look really nice and stay pretty faithful to the G1 look while also still giving it their own unique spin on the characters on the other hand the typical 7th gen gray filter makes it hard to shoot enemies when they also blend into the background making the game more frustrating than challenging.
On one hand I think the run and gun play is fun and really refreshing when it came to other 7th gen cover based shooters that were never good like Uncharted 1 or GoW, on the other hand it still plays like a stiff 7th gen shooter and unlike other games it resembles like Vanquish it’s slow and sluggish with enemies that are just bullet spongy enough to feel annoying. Along with that the arena level layouts all just suck. They feel very much gated into one way of progression and with how easily you can die if you’re not always on your feet the gameplay gets boring really REALLY fast.
On one hand I think the story is really neat, being able to see the origins of character relationships and events unfolding that I’m assuming the G1 show had in it’s lore (I’ve never seen any piece of Transformers media I just think the robots look cool), on the other hand the game’s pacing is really shit and having the Decepticon campaign start off the game really didn’t help since the beginning of the game is really weak; it only started it get better with the Autobot campaign but by that point the game is almost over and idk if it’s just a me thing but I just wasn't grip by the story personally.
If you can’t tell, I'm not a Transformers fan and I don’t really have any attachment to these

About as stander as licensed games come.
All it really does is ape on the "God of War-like" gameplay that was popular at the time and slaps the Green Lantern name on it. I guess it was playable but other than that it was just really unmemorable and dull.

It's not Ice Age 2: The Meltdown................................... yeah nope that's it.

I mean I got the game for free so I can't complain too much but it's still pretty eh.

The Mcdonalds of video games, IE it's bland and boring as fuck but the only reason you eat it is because of the recognizable name.

It's about as middle of the road as modern-day licensed games come.

While it's not really good I've played far worse in terms of licensed games on NES, plus there is some really good looking pixel art used in the game which is impressive given the whole "NES licensed games" conundrum.

It's about on par with episode 4 on NES, IE not great but has some really nice looking visuals for NES and especially for an NES licensed games.

Somehow has worse racing physics than Calvin Tucker's Redneck: Farm Animals Racing Tournament

It's pretty much what you'd expect from an NES version of an arcade game.

Anime was a mistake.

Modern-day South Park depresses the shit out of me man.

The Chicken fight was pretty good but everything else was just kinda bland.

As someone who is a huge Hellboy fan (Mike Mignola being a horrible person aside) you couldn’t find someone more excited for this game than me. From the amazing looking shaders Upstream were using to replicate Mignola’s heavy shadows art style to the combat looking fun from the small bits I saw from gameplay videos it look to be the first Hellboy video game that was not only a faithful adaptation from the comics; but also a good game on top of that. Unfortunately that’s not what we got, what we got is a super mediocre roguelike that is so piss easy and repetitive it fails at the most basic approach of being a roguelike.

Pretty whatever short kid game, it looked pretty nice for a cheap digital game but that's about all I can really say about it.

When I was still in school I spent a lot of money on this game. One day my grandmother asked me what I was spending all of my money and not saving it, I then thought about it and I had to ask myself "is this really worth it", I then spent around 10 more dollars on this game and it continued like this for another 5 months until I got bored with the game and moved on to something else.
I deeply hate past STRM so much.

I got the Grimace's Birthday meal, My mcnuggets were hard; as if they were left out for 30 minutes before I got them, my fries were shockley soggy, and the purple shake did something to my stomach that only 20+ dollars of Taco Bell could possibly achieve.
So all and all...........a surprisingly good trip to McDonald's.

Where's my money Dominos?

UP yours John Lasseter.

Besides having the novelty of playing as Spidy's rouges gallery it's a super mindless beat-em-up with very little replay value.

From the same game director who would later on being us Mass Effect Andromeda gives us the most boring of the Activision, but still not the worst.

Slightly better than the movie but not by much.

This game captured the movie in the best way possible, destroying stuff looks fun……………that’s it.

It’s shovelware in its least interesting form.

A downgrade in almost every way. Its world and story feels less ambitious, its gameplay is more simplistic, the writing is dull, the AI for Oswald is awful almost making it mandatory to play with someone, and worst of all; it's just boring.

One of the most boring VR games I've played. It has a fun novelty but it wears off very quickly.

I mean it was free so it's not like complaining about how bare bones it is but it was still super bare bones.

Mario Party but boring and unfun.

Cooking Mama if you have a degradation fetish.

Took all the charm away for the original and now we're left with a really mediocre beat him up.

A third-person/first-person shooter made for people who don't like shooters.

Slow and boring, just the way I hate em.

That jellyfish fields theme has hunted my childhood, and it's still there taunting me.

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I expected worse from you The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause.

How many of you motherfucker even knew this was a licensed game, maybe if you did you wouldn't have your expectations so unrealistically high.

I'm sure if I was a kid and also liked Peppa Pig I'd be going crazy for this game, but I'm a 21 year old adult and I don't think this game was made for me.

They took the literal concept of the game and slapped it onto a SNES cartridge.
All you do is fight Scratchy with really bad hit detection while dealing with bad platforming until you hit him enough to where you fight him in a boss fight.

Honestly I would've liked it if they had gotten more creative with the concept but this was a cash-in so it's not like it mattered all that much to the devs.

On paper, this could have been a fun game but in execution it's super janky and bad. Really the most memorable thing about this game is that one time Doug Walker played it and got shit for being bad at a bad game.

Pretty whatever compilation of minigames, pretty mid 4 but taking 1 point off for not having David Bowie.

It's a fighting game on NES I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't shit.

It's a super cheap feeling racing game, if I were a kid I'd probably liked it but still I feel like kids nowadays deserve better.

Platinum what the fuck I thought you were better than this.

It's not as bad as people have said but it's still pretty bad.

From the same studio that made GTA 5, Bully, and RDR2. No I'm not joking look it up.

It's literally the same game as the Austin Power one but instead of it being Austin Power themed it's Dr. Evil themed, which makes it 10 times better by default.

I wanna find the weirdo at Rockstar who thought it would be a good idea to make a whole GBC game that's just a simulated Austin Powers desktop. Mostly so I can give them like a billion dollars and let their imagination run wild.

I think the idea is super cool, the only downside is that it's on the Xbox Kinect. You know, the thing that barely even worked most of the time.

Yeah no thank you this fucking sucks.

Pretty much worse in every way compared to the American NES version, but it does have some weird Japanese jank that can make it funny at times.

I mean it's still not the worst bastardization I've seen for this series, Doomsday Clock still exist.

Took all the interesting bits of the first game and just watered it down and made it boring.

As someone who champions Futurama as “better than The Simpsons” this is the most disappointing I’ve felt in a good while. Now did I expect this game to be great, no; this was a game released less then a month after the show’s first cancellation and as a game itself it feels like a rushed job with the writers not really understanding what writing a video game is like. The cutscenes are really funny and are the highlight of the game but after their done you get to play one of the strangest 3D platformers I’ve ever played, this game is really hard for me to talk about all I can really say is it’s one of those play it for yourself type shitty games; where the controls are both slippery and stiff, and the jumping is both heavy and floaty while also being generally unresponsive.
If you for some reason actually wanna play this game just watch the cutscenes online, it’ll be a more fun experience then playing through this. (at least the Zoidberg Crash Hog riding rip-off level was decent)

It’s pretty amazing that even after making a game that did a really job adapting the source material along with having most of the voice cast come back to reprise their roles, you somehow made a game that feels like it has nothing to do with Adventure Time outside of having the characters and some references.

The game that popularized the character and simultaneously ruined him at the same time. On top of that it's also repetitive as shit and super unfunny. Thanks I hate it.

Not only did it really derail the story and characters they were working with, but it also shows off the depressing decline of quality Telltale was going through at the time.

idk about you but I think license games on NES just suck.

I've played better shitty minigame collections.

If I saw this man on the street and snuck up to me and gave me a sandwich I'd punch in the throat out of pure instinct.

I don't give a shit about this show so I don't even know why I played it, but needles to say it was still really bad.

while over the years the movie has grown on me, this game has only gotten worse and worse with each passing year.

I don't even understand how this could have even turn out so awful. Like this is the Endgame of Anime games this should have been the best of the best how did this be so shitty.

look son I'm not mad at you, I'm just disappointed that's all.

It's pretty much just Ratchet and Clank but lacking everything that makes video games fun.

You had so much potential and squandered all of it, I'm so disappointed in you.

A super empty open-world game that is somehow more empty than a Ubisoft game.

I acually honest to god finished this game in less than 30 minutes and I wasn't even trying that much.

Less of a game and more of a tech demo.

If I were being honest I gave up within the first 45 minutes, and I don't give up so easily so that's a huge accomplishment coming from me.

This game is generally terrible but you can play as Fred Durst soooooo it's get's an extra star just for that addition.

I remember playing this on my old iPod Touch when I was in middle during my huge Gorillaz phase. The copium I was taking just justified me even playing it was so strong; in retrospect I feel really sorry for 14 year old STRM.

I spent the very little time I have left on this earth playing this game.

Idk why I did this but oh well

Fester’s Quest is considered to be up there as one of the worse games the NES has to offer, with it’s god awful controls to it’s amazing “Where the fuck do I go” level design, and it’s ever ending amount of enemies that will drain your heath in less then 2 hits. Now don’t get me wrong this is 100% a BAD GAME, but compared to other NES games I’ve played in the past this is far from the worst thing ever; and this game doesn't even come close to the likes of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde or TMNT.

It's just Pinball.........................................................................................................................................................

A pretty basic text-based adventure game with little bits of Doctor Who charm sprinkled in.
Honestly the game is so basic I can't even come up with a witty joke for it.

I still to this day don't know how this game even works, and after 6 years I'm gonna blame the game on this one rather than my own incompetence.

actually broken to the point where I couldn't finish the game.

My boy Jason deserves better than this.

So now you've taken this 2D fighter/platformer and you've turned it into a top-down military strategy RPG with a slot machine instead of normal attacks, and it's really confusing and convoluted. Like I tracked the manual for this game down, and I still didn't understand how to play this game.

Pepsi owns my soul

You're basic Wii shovelware slock, I'm still baffled at the mere existence of this as a game.

Ghostbusters?
How about you go bust some bitches.

You were doing great after MVC3 what the fuck happend.

I somehow have 3 copies of this game and for the life of me I don't know why.

It's Saw in it's purest form, too bad I don't like Saw.

A confusing mess of 3 different scrips slap dashed togather with almot no effort to make each episode connect togather in some way.

About as fun to play as Fallout 4, IE not very fun.

RIP Jerry Springer, you were too wild for this world.