Controls feel kinda clunky and the game crashes a fair bit, but it makes me feel like I'm in Starship Troopers so it's forgiven

Koromaru is the best character in the entire franchise and no amount of exposition can top his lovable little face.

Newcomer to Resident Evil 4, I can see why it stands up to the test of time so well. Haven't completed the Separate Ways DLC yet, but this was dope.

I get it, this game is considered a classic to a lot of people and set standards, but time has not been kind to it. Later entries have improved on pretty much everything this game laid the foundations for.

I wish there was more reason to stick around after the credits, but everything else is superb. I'll probably come back to this at some point, just to finish off the Pokedex though.

"No copyright law in the universe is going to stop me!"

The Generation 1 Pokemon games have not stood the test of time. This is objectively the worst way to play Kanto, and there are a myriad of better alternatives.

The only memorable thing about this game are the multiplayer invasions. As an invader, you have to hide in another player's world and hack them without getting caught. Incredibly intense and I wish Ubisoft used this for future games. As for the single-player, it's been 7 years since I last played it and I cannot remember a single thing that happened during it.

Game is fun, tad bit short though.

Nothing too exciting here. Playing as a cat is very cool, having a dedicated meow button is even cooler. That being said, I think this game is a tad bit overrated though.

BioShock is my reason for thinking video games can stand alongside music, movies, books, and any other medium.

I was 14 when I played this, addicted to military shooters. You can only imagine how I felt after playing this game for the first time, every other military shooter felt awful to play.

The answer to competing with Call of Duty is not to emulate Call of Duty.

Genuinely underrated, campaign and zombies are fantastic.