SupremeJoe
2023
This is my gift, my curse, my company
its like I was watching south park
the grid-combat was enjoyable enough to not get super stale. funniest game I've ever played too
the grid-combat was enjoyable enough to not get super stale. funniest game I've ever played too
it was cool. I enjoyed the gameplay for dis.
2022
Sonic is back in the top dawg video games discussion
2000
As TTYD being one of my favorite games of all time, I don't know why I never finished this until now. It has everything I love about Paper Mario from the connected worlds, characters, gameplay, and very charming. I wish the characters had a bit more personality, and of course the battle system was not as good as TTYD, but it's still pretty good. I just wished BP didn't cap at 30, it felt very limiting in what badges I could choose, especially when the good ones are 6 bp each.
Uhhh final Bowser was kino yeah it was raw af. 4-4.5/5 imo
Uhhh final Bowser was kino yeah it was raw af. 4-4.5/5 imo
2017
idk why I stopped playing this game like 3 years ago. so good dude its so good. my favorite thing about this game is its gameplay its actually so much fun
2020
this game is fucking garbage
This was a neat little demo, has a really cool artstyle and I love the way they implemented 3d moves into this.
what yupz said lmao
Although delayed for a long period of time, The Delicious Last Course was certainly worth the wait. It's basically everything you love about Cuphead, but with a 3rd unique character and new bosses. All the bosses were challenging and fun as well as visually looking amazing. I can't tell you how much I love the animated boss fights, it makes them feel so alive and bouncy. Still doesn't mean I wanted to throw something when I lost. It is how it is.
Great multiplayer with friends, I think they should add more boards though
2018
I fucking hate dying 100 times but I also love dying 100 times then beating the room making it to the next.
One of the best video games I've ever played. It perfectly and seamlessly adapts Breaking Bad into the palm of your hand while also being an unforgettable experience. The side story "Mikes Origins: Kid Named Finger" Is something I didn't know I wanted until now, I'd go as far as to say it's better than both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul combined. And as Walter says in season 2 "I NEED TO SEE Breaking Bad: Criminal Elements"
Kirby Forgotten Land is my favorite Kirby game of all time, and I'm not even done with the post-game content. This game has so much charm and a lot of love put into it by HAL. The only thing I didn't really like about this game was the lack of copy abilities (12 of them) and the amount of moves removed from them. I was surprised at the amount of abilities that were in the game, even some staples like Stone, Fighter, and Beam were removed.
Other than that I didn't have any problems with this game because it only goes up, there are no down moments in the game at all. Like when I found out that with the d-pad you could get Kirby to say hi to you or the Waddles Dee's, and the Waddle Dee's I love them. There are over 250+ Dee's in the game but you only need 1/16th of that to actually beat the game, BUT. If you miss out on any Waddle Dee's out in the open or are so obvious to collect, you are a monster and no matter how hard you pray you will find yourself in hell when you die.
Waddle Dee Town is one of my favorite areas in the game. You can say hello to Waddle Dee's and they'll say hi back, you can knock one down and they'll get back up looking sad, it's such a neat detail and I love it. The more Dee's you collect the bigger the town grows and you unlock more buildings that will and can help you in the game. How HAL worked the Star Coins and Waddle Dee's is so good because it gives players an incentive to look around the area for hidden rooms rather than just speed blitzing through levels.
I don't have much to say about the level design rather than I enjoyed just about all of them and I like how detailed each level is, they all have their own story to tell.
Kirby had a stellar transition into 3D and I can't wait for more games like this one.
Other than that I didn't have any problems with this game because it only goes up, there are no down moments in the game at all. Like when I found out that with the d-pad you could get Kirby to say hi to you or the Waddles Dee's, and the Waddle Dee's I love them. There are over 250+ Dee's in the game but you only need 1/16th of that to actually beat the game, BUT. If you miss out on any Waddle Dee's out in the open or are so obvious to collect, you are a monster and no matter how hard you pray you will find yourself in hell when you die.
Waddle Dee Town is one of my favorite areas in the game. You can say hello to Waddle Dee's and they'll say hi back, you can knock one down and they'll get back up looking sad, it's such a neat detail and I love it. The more Dee's you collect the bigger the town grows and you unlock more buildings that will and can help you in the game. How HAL worked the Star Coins and Waddle Dee's is so good because it gives players an incentive to look around the area for hidden rooms rather than just speed blitzing through levels.
I don't have much to say about the level design rather than I enjoyed just about all of them and I like how detailed each level is, they all have their own story to tell.
Kirby had a stellar transition into 3D and I can't wait for more games like this one.
If you're a black Brazilian man whose name starts with the letter 'Y' then you will love this game but eventually dislike it for some unknown reason. Anyways, I think this games cast has some of the weakest characters but also some of the strongest in the series. Still better than DR2 imo.