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@Jamie64326 Angry? He just looks determined.

@Vyacheslav333 That's nice and all, but fighting games were always a multiplayer experience. Single player is just an added bonus feature. So it kinda makes sense people want crossplay.

I mean if you enjoy fighting games for the SP that's cool, but MP has been the core of fighting games since it's 16 bit era days.

@NintendoWife This isn't Konami's creation. It's the Ip they own. For them it's a product to quickly cobble together and sale.

The real creator is no longer with the company. Any the passion for a Master's collection for fans new and old is non-existent.

Hopefully Metal Gear Solid 4 gets ported to the Switch. I want newcomers and fans to get the full Kojima experience.

Hopefully the PSP games make it in too.

X formally known as Twitter does stink. I find it funny the people who hate it, can't rid it out of their lives. With that said, not bad.

I wish him success.

Welp, didn't expect a foot fetish quiz.

I forget about these at times. I'm a bit surprised they're still alive and kicking. I figured it would be a fad that died out by now.

If you count the score backwards, 4 is pretty high.

@Johnno137426 Well, i don't think there's anything out there will get you hooked. Turned Based is the core of the genre. I sympathize, as there's only a handful I enjoy.

The best one for myself is Yakuza: Like a Dragon. I would recommend you play it, but there is a difficulty spike that requires alot of grind.

I stuck it out because the story and characters were so refreshing that I pushed through. Hopefully in the squeal they refine the system so it's not so grind.

If you find a story or plot that you enjoy, that might help you deal with the gameplay.

Wonderfully generic. Just like a real Museum!

NA. Just looks more action packed and reflects the game better.

@Snatcher @roy130390 This may be weird, but I feel like Z and S Broly are two halves of a whole.

So, here's the thing. Super Broly has the better backstory, but I preferred when Broly was evil. Z Broly had the better personality.

I like Super, but for the most part he just grunts and screams for the majority of the movie. Z Broly atleast had some funny comebacks. I'm also really not a fan of him becoming an ally. It's just we have so many Saiyan warriors as is, including the half humans. I want some unique variety of allies.

If he stayed with Frieza that would be one thing, but we just have so many on the good side. But that's just my weird take.

@JohnnyMind I find it great people are still giving love to old systems.

@Princess_Lilly Yakuza: Like a Dragon was my first time into the franchise, and I say it's humor helps offset the serious nature. That's why I labeled it a dramady.

Personally, I'm glad the story didn't take itself too seriously. It would have to forego any sense of fun in favor of overdramatics. One of the reasons why I don't get into AAA games as much is because of that.

It's always a tragic hero story, or the where the stakes are raised so absurdly high. Take for example Horizon Zero Dawn. I loved the concept, but hated the story. Everything was just so serious. Not a single moment of happiness to be found in the world.

Yakuza did something rarely a game did for me in a long time. It made me feel. I was laughing at the humor, tearing up at the sad moments; and the main protagonist is such a down to earth guy, that for once I was cheering along side and wanting to see how things unfold.

Like a Dragon is akin to a stage play imo. All the things it needs to put on a great show, it succeeded. Not only that, even heart can be found in it's humor.

Let's talk about Ichiban, the main focus. This is what so many AAA games lack. A protagonist with layers. He's more than just a one note character. Not a brooding overly dramatic archetype either.

He's charismatic, fun, silly, serious, and his entire goal in the game isn't some typical word ending prevention. His story is so over the top, and ridiculous, yet at the same time relatable.

I don't wanna give away spoilers for those who haven't played it, but Like a Dragon did one thing great for me. It made happy to be apart of it's journey.

Absolutely everything and also nothing.

Aside from the grind and annoying encounter rate. Like a Dragon was the most fun I had with a RPG in a long time. The story is top tier dramedy.

I was whistling the Mario theme song in public. Nintendo hit me with copyright.

Just wear glasses. Problem solved.

@HaileySheridon Wow, thanks. I did not know that. All I knew there were plans for Ghostbusters 3 in the works for years, but never had details as to what happened.

@Snatcher I'm just critical of both games. Didn't say they were terrible. I'm not a fanboy of any company or property.

Im not upset. In fact, I have no mood of any kind at all.

Where does that put me?

@somnambulance I just think no AAA dev is really interested in the property.

The 1st film was a hit while the 2nd was a misfire. Since then the franchise just faded from the spotlight, with a 3rd film in development hell so long, that one of the main stars died.

Then we had the extreme backlash 2016 film, and the mixed reception of the 2021 film. I guess what Im saying is, the franchise hype just isn't where it was in the 80's.

In this day and age, there is just no big market calling for AAA Ghostbusters experience. 2009 game is basically the third film that never completed.

@Princess_Lilly For what is worth, I agree with you. I played the first Spider-man and didn't see the hype. It felt like every other game I played in the past.

Outside of the main campaign, everything just isn't fun. You do the typical side quest and find the typical hidden collectables. I just find that same routine so mundane.

I honestly don't think open world games can escape that and are chained to it forever.

I don't think either are masterpieces.

Kids will experience the longest interactive movie series of their lives.

"My name is Shadow. I'm the world's ultimate Lego form!"

@Spider-Kev Im joking around. Fellow American too.

Mario out there on streets of Brooklyn representin.

0/10 Honestly. My main gripe with the game or should I say issue, is the simple fact I haven't played it yet.

@Poodlestargenerica I can agree. For me however it boils down to everyone just copying everyone. Sure, originality is hard to come by; But I lose interest even more when devs can't help themselves by adding my game was inspired by X. Or X-like.

@Spider-Kev In America, we don't do that around here. Take that education back where it came from.

These people do not exist author. They are mere figments of your imagination. Everyone hates the flowers.

@ButterCashier Ha. Well I did this last week blindfolded with one hand tied behind my back.

Had me at Just Dance. Lost me at Miley Cyrus.

Shouldn't Bowser be on this list? He supposedly has a mysterious brother who's blue.

@ALazyUsername128 Tell me about it. The first game I played in the series was Wario Land. One of my best childhood moments.

I enjoyed the series so much, I played every title. Even the lackluster "Wario: Master of Disguise".

@IceEarthGuard There can only be one. Remember, the fate of the world, no...The universe, depends on the choice you make.

I don't envy this burden place upon your shoulders, but it's a weight you must bear alone. Choose what future you will lead us in.

@Kazman2007 @Kazman2007 Couldn't agree more. We traded fun wacky spin on things for being as real and as authentic as possible.

@LikelySatan Afraid so. One is the loneliest number that you'll ever do.

Im going with NA for a couple of reasons:

1. It's funny and quite literal
2. It's simple yet effective
3. It captures Wario's personality perfectly.

@LadyCharlie Sounds like a happy time spent growing up. Though if you were in middle school, that means I was just a tad bit younger. Back then I was a Lego Fanatic. Seeing the shift from black and white, to color, to even more detail, must've made your eyes burn from staring at the screen too long.

@StarryCiel Wario Land 3 was my first, first party Nintendo game. He became one of my favorite characters of all time. Wario is the kind of guy who's willing to save the day... If gold is involved.

I have no nostalgia for it. My first Nintendo product was the GBA. For those of you who did grow up with GBC, it must have been one heck of an experience when Advance launched.

Im still not 100% on board with Wario's new voice. But an actor needs time to get comfortable with a role to make it their own.

Wario didn't even break the top 5? Booo.

@Little_Squee

One for the Dark president on his dark throne;

In the Land of Microsoft where the shadows lie.

One corporation to rule them all, one corporation to find them,

One corporation to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them;

In the Land of Microsoft where the shadows lie.

I won't be playing any new game anytime soon. Right now Im currently working on playing every Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest games from the start.

Ignored them growing up, but wanting to see why they are so beloved by many after seeing the mix reception of Final Fantasy 16, and the critical praise for Dragon Quest 11.

@Diowine Well to to be fair, Disney hasn't released a major game from their properties in years. If you look at some the games, the people behind them are mobile devs.

At best Tron and Disney Illusion are about it. The others are just remasters of very old games.

Their last big outings were in the 7th generation.

@Zeldork Grillboy?

@Speedo Look, Im not asking for much, but devs could at least try. All I ask is for 24k resolution, and 960 fps.

That's just the bare minimum.

@Serpenterror You know, when I read that in another review it got me thinking.

I think the boss fights are too long because of the co-op. The devs were trying to prolong them so players work together.

5/10 for the multiplayer

7.5/10 for the single player

Hopefully Sonic Team removes co-op next time around and focus on a more solid single player experience.