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Quickly became one of my favorite fighting games, very accessible but still with tons to learn and master. I go back to it fairly regularly despite the godawful lobby system.
A good Metroid but too linear for my tastes. You constantly get locked off from backtracking so the game's not nearly as open as you're lead to believe.
An improvement in every way over the original except for unfortunately the story, which really peters out three fourths of the way through. A shame, as it's easily the best combat this studio has ever done.
This multiplayer is really fun. That's all I have to say.
The first game seems good but I'm only on case 2. A solid lunch break game.
I don't love the structure of this game. It's less rail shooter and more rail photography this time, and the repetition when it comes to unlocking new levels made me give up but I still want to go back at some point.
It's golf. I don't have the issues everyone else seems to but it also didn't keep my attention very long.
I didn't like this game. After Travis Strikes Again I went in expecting the introspective writing that game oozed, and instead got the random wackiness from 2 but done not as poorly. Combat is fairly fun but the proper levels being axed in favor of repetitive combat arenas has me not itching to do a harder playthrough.
I don't think I like Monkey Ball? The levels quickly go from hard to infuriating, and I do not have the patience to stick with it.
I put this game on because I barely touched it but it seems dope! I need to get back to it!!!