Mario Party games are always fun with friends or siblings, and that's how I played this game. 5 was a very fun time.

I appreciate the Let's Go games trying something new, but honestly, it just didn't really do it for me. Seeing the world in gen VIII graphics was AMAZING, but I ended up missing all the mechanics that were missing from this game.

Like with so many Sonic games, I can't say Sonic Battle is legitimately GOOD. But Sonic Battle is FUN and I played a lot of it with my sisters. Yes, we owned three copies of Sonic Battle. No, I do not regret buying this game three times.

One of these days I will actually complete this game. I promise. Until then, it is a very fun and fascinating game with a great story and solid characters, along with a deep job system that results in completely different characters every time you play.

I understand why a lot of people were very upset about Starfox Adventures when it came out. It's more Legend of Zelda than it is Starfox, but that's exactly why I like it. I didn't enjoy the flying missions at all in this game, whereas everything else is fun and often unintentionally hilarious. Constantly telling Tricky to shut up when he whines about being hungry is part of the charm, in my opinion.

While the previous Mario Party games were fun, 4 is where they started getting REALLY good. The minigames are an absolute blast in this one, and the boards are very fun too!

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is a fantastic game, improving on a lot from the original Tactics while also carving out its own identity and creating its own fascinating world. Ivalice is so wonderful and the characters are colorful and memorable in this game. Marche remains one of my favorite protagonists and the story is a whimsical and often painful one touching on escapism. I love this game. I wish I could give it a higher rating than this.

Once again rated for the minigames. They are still so much fun and I love them.

I put 400+ hours into this game. Don't talk to me.

Everyone likes to hate on Final Fantasy II, and I really can't blame them. The battle system is really weird and rewards aggressively grinding, and ultimately it doesn't hold up very well at all. But for some reason, I really love this game and the story, and the grinding is fun for me. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who doesn't like aggressively grinding, though.

Xillia is a solid Tales game. The gameplay is perfectly fine, but my problem is more with just how little of it I remember. It didn't really have an impact on me and as a result, I don't really have any desire to replay it. For as weird as Xillia 2 was, that one was more fun in my opinion.

I prefer Fable II's gameplay, but Fable III has an amazingly fun story and I scared myself so badly playing through Shadelight the first time at 3AM. I've replayed this game a lot and will continue to do so.

Zestiria is one of the weakest Tales games. The battle style isn't fun, the story is lackluster, and it feels like you need to stop and grind at certain points. It's disappointing, particularly because I love the Tales series and I really wanted to like this game. It's perhaps even more disappointing because Dezel is my favorite character in Zestiria. I'm still not done being mad about THAT.

Mario Strikers Charged is best played in multiplayer, and things get absolutely chaotic if you play like my sisters and I where all you do is smash into your enemies at every chance you get. There are so many items, the soccer field is constantly blowing up, it's amazing.