When I was younger I just killed everything that moved and I thought that was all the game was about.

Now that I'm older, I actually played the game and still killed everything that moved, but I realized that this game has a story and it's brilliant.

You can kick me if you want, Edelgard!

This is one of the coolest games to play with friends. And to drop nuclear bombs on them.

Solo is also cool, but if possible, play with friends.

God forgive the guys who made this game, they tried, I'm not going to say that the team is shit, because you can see some qualities, but Jesus, what a boring game.

This is the game of my life, i love everything (maybe not Mementos?), i just love the art, the UI, the characters, the story, the music in this game was what dictated my musical taste throughout my life, is the better OST i've ever heard (and i played Nier). I can't express the love I feel for this game.

I know it's stupid from an objective point of view, but I find this version so much more exciting than the Royal one.

That's it, I just wanted to express how much I love this game, it took me from rock bottom in the worst phase of my life, that's all.

So sad that from here it was all downhill, until we got to Connections, a soulless game made JUST to make money.

But this one, I replayed it two years ago and it's still amazing.

Why does this even exist? You guys did a good job on 2 and 4, how could 3 have been so half-assed?

I'll start by saying that I loved the game, I was looking for a game that would satisfy me equally for a long time after finishing Persona 4 Golden, but I didn't find it. Then this wonder came, and what's better than Persona to kill the desire to play something like Persona?

I can say that, now, after playing the 3 main titles in the franchise, I am even more divided about which one I love more. Persona 4 for me has the best cast and SL and Persona 5 have the best set of elements and HAD the best main story. Now, after playing Persona 3 Remake, the title of best main story changes hands.

I don't want to give spoilers, so I'm just going to say that this story is incredibly engaging and made me think about life.

I just don't give it 5 stars because the gameplay itself still gave me a strange feeling, I don't know why, I just didn't like Tartarus, it's a slightly better Mementos.

Without going any further, I can only say that I loved it and it remains on par with the Persona series, which continues to be my favorite. Let 6 come, or remake of 1 or 2.

I love Pokemon.

I never hate anything that has the Pokemon name on it.

Yes, I'm a fanboy.

Now, let's be honest, why do Pokemon Dash exist?

Why did you do THIS, The Pokemon Company!?

I don't need to talk about this game, wake up, get out from under the rock and go play, there are no regrets here, you will love it, and if you don't love it, you are a very different person, because honestly, there is no such thing as a perfect game in a objective point of view, but if there is a game that approaches technical perfection in all its aspects, that game is RDR2.

Sorry GoW, but we know who deserved that GOTY.

It doesn't even come close to the first one, honestly, it lacks the charisma that the other exuded.

One of the games that made me like video games in general, if I hadn't played Bioshock when I was younger, I probably wouldn't like video games as much as I do nowadays.

One of the best ambientations experiences i've ever had in a game.

Have replayed this game a hundred of time, it was the only one I had when I was young. But I don't regret the time I spent.

The game dont get me, dunno why.

This was one of the games I had the most fun playing in my life, I can't say it's very hard, after dying 50 times at the beginning of the game, playing on the hardest mode possible, I got the hang of it, but my God, how did I had fun.

Bayonetta fights with so much style that it's impossible not to laugh sometimes. Super fun story and easily likeable characters, the only thing that bothers me are the static moments of the story, I never went very deep into understanding why, so I don't know if it was a technical or financial limitation, but I can't deny that it bothered me a little.