1995
Much to my shock, it is actually not the most unplayable offering of Sonic platforming ever made, maaaybe excluding a contender for one of the worst final levels in the franchise. That said, it’s just sorta dull with little to no challenge and I often questioned if this even needed to be a Sonic game in the first place while playing, because really, the only Sonic-ish traits to be found here are in the presentation: You got the blue hamster himself, Dr Robotnik, rings, a boppin’ soundtrack, and that’s pretty much it.
2002
At one point in the story mode, while Bowser is strolling around London with his lackeys, Kamek mistakes the Tower Of London for the Big Ben and Bowser corrects him on the facts. Now how could he had possibly known that in his first few days exploring the city?
Only one true, mind-blowing answer. If this game is canon to the Mario lore, then so is the edutainment smash hit ‘Mario Is Missing’
Only one true, mind-blowing answer. If this game is canon to the Mario lore, then so is the edutainment smash hit ‘Mario Is Missing’
Y’ know what this reminded me of? Layton’s Mystery Journey.
Not only because the protagonist is a detestable know-it-all who’s constantly condescending to their assistants, not only because it’s a spiritual successor to some of the finest mystery visual novels on the Nintendo DS, with sprinkles of that brilliance hindered by wasted potential in the gameplay’s structure (or lack thereof in here); but also an abrupt cliffhanger ending that depressingly crumbles the whole thing down with the devastating realisation that said teaser would never have its follow-up to answer such questions.
… at least for what it’s worth, the story was intriguing up until those final 2 minutes, and the soundtrack is a slapper.
Not only because the protagonist is a detestable know-it-all who’s constantly condescending to their assistants, not only because it’s a spiritual successor to some of the finest mystery visual novels on the Nintendo DS, with sprinkles of that brilliance hindered by wasted potential in the gameplay’s structure (or lack thereof in here); but also an abrupt cliffhanger ending that depressingly crumbles the whole thing down with the devastating realisation that said teaser would never have its follow-up to answer such questions.
… at least for what it’s worth, the story was intriguing up until those final 2 minutes, and the soundtrack is a slapper.
Look, the Year Of Luigi did amazing things for the green mustachio’d underdog, and finally pushed him in the spotlight front and center where he belongs, right next to his older bro
… throwing Mario into a seemingly endless pit that’s 80 billion coins-deep worth of debt to some mythical bird might’ve been overkill tho—
… throwing Mario into a seemingly endless pit that’s 80 billion coins-deep worth of debt to some mythical bird might’ve been overkill tho—
1995
1994