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5 (0) 4 (3) 3 (1) 2 (0) 1 (0) 3.8 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Not a Division 2 Review 2
I’m not sure I have ever felt confused about a videogame more than The Division 2. On the face, the game is enjoyable, they nailed the point to point action and the multiplayer is the most unobtrusive and seamless a game of this ilk has been. But the bad is so heartlessly and relentlessly bad it really feels like my thoughts on this game are being pulled apart from both sides. If I were reviewing this game I don’t know what I would say, let alone what the score would be. In some way...
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Where Kingdom Hearts 3 Needs to Improve: Kingdom Hearts 2(.5 Final Mix) Review 0
Where Kingdom Hearts 3 Needs to Improve:Kingdom Hearts 2(.5 Final Mix) ReviewI’ve been playing Kingdom Hearts 2 for the first time over the last month or so in hopes of preparing myself for Kingdom Hearts 3. As a fresh high school graduate with time on hand, I played the first Kingdom Hearts game somewhere at or close to its North American release in September of 2002. I remember this game and Metal Gear Solid 2 as some of, if not the first examples of me getting emotionally invested in v...
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Where Kingdom Hearts 3 Needs to Improve: Kingdom Hearts 2(.5 Final Mix) Review 0
Where Kingdom Hearts 3 Needs to Improve:Kingdom Hearts 2(.5 Final Mix) Review I’ve been playing Kingdom Hearts 2 for the first time over the last month or so in hopes of preparing myself for Kingdom Hearts 3. As a fresh high school graduate with time on hand, I played the first Kingdom Hearts game somewhere at or close to its North American release in September of 2002. I remember this game and Metal Gear Solid 2 as some of, if not the first examples of me getting emotionally invested in ...
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Mega Man 11 Review 0
Mega Man 11 shouldn’t exist. It’s been 8 years since the last game, the major names associated with the franchise are long past their Capcom tenure and most attempts at recapturing the Mega Man magic have fallen flat (Looking at you Mighty Number 9). It’s shocking how enjoyable this game truly is, the fine creators behind this game were able to both move the franchise forward with new mechanics while making the core gameplay feel like the NES Mega Man games without overcomplic...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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