Abysmal at launch, but 343 managed to turn the MCC around making it one of the best collections out there.

A certified classic. One of my favorite memories is booting this up for the first time on my new PlayStation 2.

Odd little Doom game. Middle of the road but it has some impressive lighting for the Nintendo 64.

It's alright. Interesting direction but it didn't seem to resonate with many people.

Solid ending to Clementine's story.

Blows the original out of the water. The twists and turns the story takes had my 9 year old jaw on the floor.

A lot of the atmosphere of the original is stripped away with the anniversary graphics. However, I give the developers props for allowing you to switch to the old graphics on the fly.

The campaign has some fun gameplay segments but the story and boss fights are piss poor. The multiplayer has grown on me and I think it's pretty good now, but the loot boxes suck.

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True Jedi

How come they don't make games where you drive fast and crash into cars anymore?

Unlocking an achievement on my phone and having it show up on my Xbox profile was the greatest thing I'd ever seen.

Pretty mid overall but I remember it more than other shooters released at the time.

More pulpy than moody, American Nightmare never stuck with me like Alan Wake did. I'll replay the main game many times but I've been able to get through American Nightmare more than once.