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With Cory in the House being the greatest anime of all time; it deserves a great video game to compliment it. Cory in the House on the DS doesn't disappoint. Plot is great, characters are like in the anime, and the dialogue was written by those working on the anime! This game is the authentic Cory in the House experience that you can't miss!
This is one of those games you can pick up after not playing for a while and get hooked to it. There is a lot of things to do in the game and the dialogue is funny. Over time the problems get repetitive and you suddenly run out of things to accomplish and do in the game, so after a while you start to get bored and stop playing it. When you pick up the game again, however, it becomes fun and it's like the first time…
Until Dawn had a promising style of interactive gaming. Man of Medan tries to improve upon it, but forgets why Until Dawn was liked in the first place. One of the main things I didn't like about the game was the characters. You need to have good characters that are fleshed out. They don't have to be likable, but you at least want to be able to see their motivations. The characters just feel awkward in this game. One…
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EA does the bare minimum to get people to think they've tried and improve the game. The menus look different and the animations look cool for the menus. But all it does is trick you into thinking that the game is improved drastically. It's not to say that the game hasn't improved. It did. But when EA makes tiny updates to the game and releases it as a $60 dollar game every year. It shows that they don't care about…
This is the best Mario Party game of them all because it has the best mix of strategy and luck out of all the games. It makes a big jump from Mario Party 2 by now allowing you to hold 3 items and not 1. The addition of a story mode also adds more content to the game that was needed. It sucks that the Mini-Game coaster was removed, but it was replaced by the 1v1 boards which offer its own unique fun. Overall, if…
The game offers a great message when you put in the time to listen to the "story" of this game. This is one of those games that is very satisfying to finish. For those who get angry easily at video games this probably isn't the game for you. The only thing that's keeping this game from being a 10 is the lack of replay-ability. It's a one and done game so you feel ripped off to an extent because you'll never play it…
Best Mortal Kombat game to date. Has the moves, story, violence, everything you'd want in a Mortal Kombat game. The amount of options for modes to play in makes the replay value high for anyone that becomes burned out with the game and needs to take a break from it. The unlockables are nice and the money isn't a grind (looking at you Mortal Kombat 11). If you want a proper Mortal Kombat game, this is the game for…
Choices do matter in this game, so that's nice. Wish you could've been able to save everyone (yes you can let Josh live, but not really since he turns into a Wendigo). Controls can be kind of awkward at times with the camera placement, but for the most part are fine. The "character traits" and "relationships" meters could've been used better and give you unique dialogue options or unique scenarios. This game feels…
The best WWE game there is. A great mix of gameplay and story helped it to that title. The roster selection is pretty good (wish Jeff Hardy was in it though) and the stage designs are detailed and beautiful. The entrances are pretty spot on for each wrestler with great lighting effects for pyro. The superstars themselves are very detailed on the Xbox 360 and actually look more realistic than WWE 2K19 at times. The…
I really wanted this game to be good, I really did. However, I cannot recommend this game to anyone. The gameplay is Mortal Kombat, the story is Mortal Kombat, the character selection is weak, but what brings the game down is that the greed is killing the franchise. I don't like games with micro transactions because it ultimately tells me that the game is going to be "grindy" sort of like how Madden and every other…
You don't expect much from a licensed kids games. 99.9% of the time companies try to earn a quick buck and give some kid a cookie cutter game that is lifeless and dull. Fortunately, this game isn't part of that percentage. Heavy Iron Studios utilized the SpongeBob license to its fullest potential while staying true to its source material.
I don't know what to say about this game that hasn't been said already. This is the best 3D Mario game of all time. No hyperbole, I'm serious. Every aspect of this game is perfect (or almost perfect). The only complaint that can be written about the game is the camera can be kind of weird at times. The reason that this game is better than 2 is because the story is better. You feel a sense of pressure to help…
It's a pretty fun game. The graphics hold up quite well considering it's a game from 2003 (it was a good idea for them to go for cartoon graphics as opposed to trying to be "realistic"), the gameplay can get repetitive but there is still a level of enjoyment to the game. Each hit from Cooper feels powerful and it's satisfying to defeat a large ghoulie or complete a difficult room. The story itself and its cutscenes…
