I don't hate this game, but I'm not the biggest fan of it, either. There are some questionable level design choices, and some of the boss fights are terribly unbalanced or just take way too long. There are times of joy with this in rare instances, and the data discs containing info about the characters is a really cool touch. If anything, just look up the info from those collectables online and skip actually playing this game.

Well, this certainly is a bad minigame collection that has a less-than-fun overworld to explore. Not even worth playing for the memes, sadly.

A game that starts out fun and interesting and a few stages in becomes an unfair nightmare game. If you want to beat it, keep some cheat codes handy.

haha more like "Mid Possible" am I right gamers????

Really, though, this game is kinda existent. It doesn't offer much. It's very much a product of its time in that it's a licensed game based on an at-the-time popular kids show. You're not going to get much out of this one.

Snipperclips: Cut It Out, Together! is a neat launch-window game. It takes advantage of the Switch hardware in a unique way that makes it a fun time with friends. However, it's pretty light on content and you'll be done with it in only a few hours. Still, it'll be a fun few hours, at least.

The put an okay-at-best and bad Final Fantasy game on one cartridge. They play fine. The bonus content isn't worth checking out. You're better off playing the Pixel Remasters of these games nowadays. Please don't play II

I really wish I liked this game more. Sadly, the game's own concept betrays its intent. Yeah, you can solve puzzles any way you want, but it quickly breaks the game balance when you can just solve almost every puzzle with only a few of the same keywords or adjectives. It turns an interesting puzzle game into a boring collectathon that requires no effort to complete.

Man, this sure is edutainment that tricked me when I was a kid at a game store! BOO this game! BOOOOOOOOOO

Please never play the GameCube release of this collection. Those freaks mapped SHOOT to A and JUMP to B! Absolute sadist behavior!

A game full of charm from beginning to end. The combat is kinda dull, but typically this game isn't played for that, anyway. Play this with as little knowledge about it as possible.

Gex 64 has its charm, but that doesn't save the boring repetitive stage theming and tedious level design of the later stages. This version has an exclusive Titanic inspired stage, but it honestly isn't worth your time. Play Gex 3 instead.

Baba is You is a bizarre, weird puzzle game that does everything in its power to make you think outside the box. It can be pretty overwhelming in later puzzles, leading to tons of trial-and-error scenarios trying to make things click. When they do click, though, it's very satisfying. This game is an easy recommendation for people who like puzzle games that challenge you in highly unique ways.

A potentially great Sonic game held back by an overwhelming amount of 2D stages and an uninteresting Saturday-morning cartoon plot. I'm glad Sonic games aren't written like this anymore.

A Sonic game that wishes it was a stereotypical Mario game. Boring level theming for the most part, unremarkable and unfunny characters and interactions, and unmemorable level design plagues this title. They sure were feeding Wii U owners something back then, huh?

uh, I can explain...

Okay okay honestly this game isn't terrible by any means. It's a half-decent action-adventure game with minigames sprinkled throughout the adventure that improve your abilities as you clear them. You can learn spells that let you traverse the world in new ways and then return to older stages to see new routes.

Sadly this game doesn't have enough lasting power to make you want to revisit old areas. You'll more than likely be satisfied doing a casual playthrough and stopping after the final stage.