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Overall, Pocket Card Jockey is a surprisingly fun title that is definitely worth picking up if you’re a fan of either solitaire or horse races. Even if you’re a fan of neither, the addictive nature of the game is quite similar to that of other titles like Candy Crush or Color Switch, for example. While it’s definitely a departure from GameFreak’s regular style, the development team still managed to do a good job at putting the game together. With a price tag of only a measly $7, Pocket Card Jockey is an excellent eShop title to have on the go!

Diehard Pokemon fans will probably find some enjoyment collecting over 700 different characters, but most will want to avoid this game, or at least try out the free-to-start version of the 3DS eShop before purchasing.

Paranautical Activity isn’t a bad game, it is just is very flawed. Sadists and FPS fans looking for something quirky and somewhat enjoyable might get a little amusement out of the game, but it’s hard to recommend it with these glaring issues for most gamers.

Personally though, I loved this compilation of games as it brought me back to my childhood. With beautifully done 3D effects, a solid selection of games, and a myriad of options for those games, SEGA 3D Classics Collection is a very solid purchase for fans of the classic SEGA arcade era. Now I’m just ready for SEGA 3D Classics Collection Volume 2!

The whole experience allows you to have fun and even get a little addicted due to frustration. Unlocking the Hard Mode proves this even more. It definitely seems more than appropriate to tip my hat to the folks at Neon Diety Games, as they did an amazing job with the game. While the ‘shoot-em-up’ genre isn’t new, Shutshimi has managed to take an age-old formula and make it its own. Not bad at all.

I truly believe this could have been regarded as one of the Wii Us must-have titles, but unfortunately, the limited content and unintuitive controls hold the game back from its potential. Still Star Fox Zero is a great step forward for the franchise and I hope we’ll see it continue down this path.

This is an experience that shows what amazing stuff Nintendo can do when they really try something new and crazy with unique hardware. With tons of online levels to play and create on top of an awesome campaign, all with an extremely low price, this game is a must-have. Star Fox Guard may be the most fun I’ve had playing a video game all year.

Either way though, no matter if you played the original, if you want a beautiful, exciting, and well designed modern take on classic JRPGs, you will feel right at home with Bravely Second: End Layer.

All in all, Replay: VHS Is Not Dead is a brilliant game. It may not have particularly compelling visuals, music, or stories, but the gameplay is just superb. If you’ve got puzzle-platformer on the brain, Replay: VHS Is Not Dead is for you.

The Bridge is without doubt a brilliant idea that features clever puzzles and beautiful artwork. It is without doubt a great addition to the Wii U library, and a must have for puzzle lovers – though it may be quite frustrating for those not experienced in the genre.