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The rhythm game portion is well done, the customization options are nice, and the mini-games and other extra features are all a treat. It may not be an absolutely perfect experience, but it is certainly a very well done one.

Overall, I really enjoyed the premise of LBX: Little Battlers Experience. In fact, if I were eight or nine years old I would probably go crazy over this game. Unfortunately, the superfluous story and ridiculous side-quest structure can be a deterrent for older players. In the end, though, robot battling on a smaller scale is still very fun to partake in, as is customization. LBX: Little Battlers Experience has an excellent core, I just wish that Level-5 swapped out a few of the materials to make the game truly worth owning.

My only complaints about Gunman Clive HD Collection are small. I did experience one instance of a musical glitch, where the game seemed to overlay a song on top of another after dying. Also, besides the graphical and audio enhancements, the HD Collection doesn’t add any new content to the games. While someone like me, who has never played these on the 3DS, won’t mind this, veterans of the Gunman Clive series may have hoped for additional content.

I have recommended some of the RCMADIAX’s game in the past, but I can’t find any reason to recommend Pixel Slime U at all: the game is short, there is minimal replay value, is not really challenging, the presentation is lacking and like I said, you can play it for free. I won’t lie, it can be fun for a few minutes but this is the type of game you will play one or two times and then never pick it up again.

This is an incredible tool – it lets you create and test with exceptional ease, all without sacrificing the number of possibilities or sense of professionalism in the finished product. Super Mario Maker truly offers you more or less everything you need to create the level of your dreams.

Wind-Up Knight 2 is no indie title that will go down the history books of the eShop, but neither is it one that should be looked down on for its simplicity. For a mobile title, it plays smooth on the Wii U GamePad, although it’s interesting that the touchscreen isn’t really implemented at all outside of menu navigation. However, this is more of a nitpic than a true con.

Don’t be scared if you feels like something you played before, it is an unique game with a good price tag, and one of the games that must be in your eShop collection: no need to a-void it!8

Xeodrifter is a great little game. It’s too short and too lacking in boss variety to be an everlasting indie classic, but while playing, it really is stellar. The exploration is well done, the platforming is solid if flawed, there’s an impressive challenge, and the presentation is excellent. If you played Xeodrifter on the 3DS and are hankering for a replay, you may as well try the full screen version for free; and if you’ve never played Xeodrifter, it’s a fantastic, if flawed entry to the Metroidvania genre: one I highly suggest you check out.

Overall, Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold: The Fafnir Knight is everything I could ask for from a new EO title. The game features gameplay options that could truly fit any sort of gameplay style. Moreover, the mission and side-content depth means that playing through the game could take anywhere from 30 to even 100 hours, a truly versatile figure for such an expansive dungeon-crawling RPG experience.

Legend of Kay Anniversary surprised me honestly. I was hoping for a decent experience, and I found it to be much better than that. With 14+ hours of gameplay, and more if you do the variety of optional side quests, there is a lot of content in this package. ...It’s not a perfect game, but it features the most important aspect of any game: it’s fun as hell.