ZTGD

It contains a wonderful story, one of the most satisfying final battles, some of the best humor in any Zelda game, plenty of completely optional side content, and some really unique gameplay that only Skyward Sword has offered. I have never been happier to say I was wrong about a game.

The game just oozes style in the design department. As I mentioned the voice acting is also stellar and the writing just seals the deal. The music is brilliant as it takes familiar themes you would recognize and spins them. I hear you Price is Right theme, even if it isn’t exact.

The story in Aliens: Fireteam Elite starts off rather slow but as progress is made the layers start to fall away and it ends up being pretty good, before ultimately not sticking the landing whatsoever.

Skydrift Infinity is a really fun game that needs more content, more tracks and maybe more events would be nice. Local multiplayer is nice if you have friends in the same house but without an audience in multiplayer I can’t recommend this game as someone who is looking for online only racing.

The 3D models themselves weren’t too terrible despite me vastly preferring the 2D sprites but their limited animations made them look awful, especially during story cutscenes which took away from what small semblance of drama the VAs managed to portray given the terrible script.

Unfortunately, the best way to describe Dariusburst Another Chronicle EX+ is as follows: a console port that feels like it isn’t supposed to be played on console. As a result, it feels like a cheap experience – a rehash of highlights without any thought as to how the package fits together as a whole. Perhaps most egregiously, the medium through which this console version is played appears to be an afterthought at best.

Fuga: Melodies of Steel takes the best parts of the storytelling from Mass Effect 2 with the simple vehicle combat from Advance Wars and smashes it together with a wonderful RPG system, melodic music, and beautiful graphics to a roaring success.

Hades is the complete package; compelling gameplay, remarkable character voices and depictions, a story that is slowly revealed to you, exquisite graphics and a marvelous soundtrack!

I don’t think anything is gained by playing either Famicom Detective Club that can’t be gained by watching a playthrough because the puzzles are at best throwaway and at worst barely present. These are inherently flawed games, but if somehow the idea of slogging through menus isn’t a turn off there are absolutely two great, down to Earth murder mysteries to be experienced here.

I don’t think anything is gained by playing either Famicom Detective Club that can’t be gained by watching a playthrough because the puzzles are at best throwaway and at worst barely present. These are inherently flawed games, but if somehow the idea of slogging through menus isn’t a turn off there are absolutely two great, down to Earth murder mysteries to be experienced here.