Okay, that old review of mine was pretty much recency hype, I look back on this game and I find myself not really enjoying it that much, it was fun, sure and the game is colorful and bringing in Mario enemies was also quite a delight, but I don't know, I guess I'm just not a fan of the old classic Zelda games, like having to look up how to get through certain places more times than I should've had to is pretty frustrating and if this is how the other classic Zelda games are, I think I'll just let this one be the only one of those I play.
All in all, it's alright, just not for me.

I remember when I first got this game when I was younger, I got really irritated at the motion controls and ended up returning it to Gamestop soon after.
When this got announced for the Switch, I thought to myself, "Maybe it's time I give this game another chance, after all, there's button controls now."
I am so glad that I did, because this game is amazing, the artstyle looked really good before, but now it looks even better.
The control stick is a little weird to use to swing the sword, but I understand why they went with that since the original was all about swinging the sword in certain directions and the control stick is the only thing that can actually pull that off without using motion controls.
The story of this game is really good, too, with it being the origin story of the Master Sword and the endless cycle of the fight between Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf in Demise.
I did hear of the problems that people had with this game and it had me worried that they would diminish my enjoyment of the game, and honestly, it really didn't.
The backtracking to older areas didn't bother me at all, which is one of the few problems people had with this game, aside from the three back to back fights against The Imprisoned, which yeah, that was kinda annoying.
And I did love the characters in this game, specifically Zelda and Groose, Groose is absolutely hilarious and has a really good character arc in this game, and this game's version of Zelda is definitely up there with one of my favorite versions of her, does not compare to her Wind Waker or Breath of the Wild variants, but it's pretty close.
And Fi's farewell did almost get to me, I really didn't dislike her as much as I thought I would, granted they devoted Fi to the down button and made that she doesn't pop in nearly as often, so that's probably one of the main reasons why she didn't bother me here.
All in all, this is a really decent game, not nearly as good as the ones I've played before it, but it's still pretty good.
Now, Nintendo, PORT WIND WAKER AND TWILIGHT PRINCESS TO THE SWITCH, YOU COWARDS!!!!

This game managed to take everything that Breath of the Wild did and multiply it by ten!
Everything in this game is a huge improvement, the new abilities are great, the building is fun as hell, and the ability to fuse anything to arrows and weapons really expands upon the combat.
They brought temples back and they're all really fun to explore and solve puzzles in, the bosses are a huge improvement over the many Ganons you fought in the last game.
Speaking of which, Ganondorf is back and he has a way bigger presence in the story than Calamity Ganon did, and the final fight against him makes that one look pitiful in comparison.
The Master Sword is also a way bigger deal in this game than it was in the last one, like you don't need DLC to power this bad boy up, it's already at max power from the get go, and it feels more necessary to finish the story with this time around.
And I made sure to do everything from conquering all of the shrines to lighting up the depths, and other stuff that gets into spoiler territory.
So yeah, long story short, this is Breath of the Wild, but better in every possible way.

Talk about a huge improvement over the original, not only is the combat so much more fluent with being able to swap stances out, but the bosses are so much more fun and challenging this time around.
Not to mention, traversal is a lot more fun, too, whereas the first game had you climb things very slowly until you get to a certain point in the game, this one allows you to climb fast right out of the gate, which is a welcome improvement, AND fast travel is now a thing, (Don't remember if that was a thing in Fallen Order or not, correct me if I'm wrong) which is good when you come back to certain areas later.
And the STORY, wow, the story is definitely one of the best Star Wars stories that I've ever experienced.
Definitely one of my favorite games of this year.

I did rather enjoy finally getting around to finishing this game, even if some of the last few bosses made me lose it, but that's the norm for these games, right?
However, I will say, the formula has definitely improved a lot in the future titles, like actually being able to fast travel between all of the bonfires from the very beginning in 2 and 3, insted of having to unlock it later on and only being able to travel between specific bonfires, that's kinda frustrating, but they did balance it out a bit by allowing you to level up at bonfires and buy tools to be able to reinforce and repair your weapons and armor at bonfires.
And the bosses are also quite amazing like Gwyn, Artorias, and Sif to name a few, but then there's bosses like the Bed of Chaos, seriously fuck that boss, it's not even hard, but she can just swipe you into a hole and you have to run all the way back to her, it's incredibly annoying.
Finished this game as a pyromancer, and shit, Pyromancy was very OP in this game, huh?
All in all, a pretty good game, I still prefer Dark Souls 3 overall, but I did like seeing all of the stuff that they brought back from this game into Dark Souls 3, that was nice.
Now I just need to finish Demon's Souls and I will have completed every FromSoft title.

I didn't play this game until after I beat God of War Ragnarok, and all I gotta say is playing this feels different after you play that game, seeing how Kratos used to be VS who he became is definitely interesting.
The game is really enjoyable, though I ended up having to change it to Easy Mode because I suck lol
And the ending with Zeus was truly satisfying and I love how open ended the game was so God of War 2018 could happen and later Ragnarok.
I will say, however, using the bow in the game really made me miss Boi, hope to see him get his own series soon.

Imma rank the campaigns from best to worst:
Predator
Xenomorph
Marine
Honestly think that they should make a new Aliens Vs Predator game today and do like Predator Hunting Grounds did, only make it very chaotic and have a team of Predators, a team of Xenomorphs, and a team of Marines and every single one of those teams fight each other, I think that'd be a lot of fun.

This is the best Sonic game that we have had in years!
Every single character was treated so well in this game and it is a huge redemption from whatever the hell Forces was.
And the gameplay is just so much fun, this is probably the first Sonic game that I'll ever platinum, it's definitely worth doing so in my opinion.
I really hope that the next game brings Shadow back as a main character and does him justice, too, with Sonic 3 coming up, it would be a good time for them to bring him back into the spotlight.
Also, love how Sega have just fully embraced Big being able to end up in places for no rhyme or reason.