It was a solid fun romp of a heist movie with characters and a setting in the Star Wars universe. It isn’t anywhere as bad people were ready to believe it be, but it feels a safe story that, like you said, just feels like it exists to check boxes of knowledge. The sprinkles of story connections were reeeeallly not as…

I was just about to pose this question

Soooo those tacky things from sports events that you’d swing wildly to get a faint “Let’s go XYZ” got a massive upgrade apparently,

I love me my nendoroids. Got Mei, Link from Majora’s Mask, and Mami Tomoe. Only downside is when the joints occasionally pop out when fiddling with poses. Darn you gravity.

Sloth(?) is my favorite area. Twisted take on Cerberus will forever haunt me

I’ve played the last two of Cage’s games. They definitely are not bad, but not over the moon that David Cage holds them to be; it’s not art but a damn good attempt at a story-driven game. Where he falls, for me, are in the grand story arcs that end up collapsing under itself either because it turns out to be nonsense…

In my opinion hackers ruin this game. There are already plenty of issues with lag and to have these type of people wreck the game to be even more of a challenge is just pathetic.

Even as a fan of Japanese culture...Gudetama perplexes me still. I guess it works as the antithesis to other cute characters in its own charming way. Still. Props to Sanrio for making an egg with a butt-crack popular as hell.

My only regret is not adding more joy-cons...and maybe a third switch for another screen

I unfortunately think KH III will be a game aimed at longtime fans and maybe new ones only based on graphics and source material only. Reviews are going to be noticeable between people who never played and those who’ll compare it to the others, which unsurprisingly sounds like both its greatest strength and weakness…

I get you can’t touch anything.....but I mean...come on, who wouldn’t want to pick up one of those oversized weapons and attempt to flail it around while screaming at the stuffed Palico to bring me health.

I had fond memories of the Mario Tennis and Golf games since they were less intense versions of said sport game. As a kid, the combo of the two was a given success. Though nothing can beat early Party games.

I was a fan of the graphics and the surprisingly smart A.I. that wanted to avoid a bullet to the head. Gunplay was alright, but the story was a blah adventure that just suddenly ends. I’ll look forward to it, but the first taught me to watch my level of hype before release.

The one thing I give this game credit for is the art design for the entire series. Especially every place you visit. Locations are always fascinating to explore; from the Vault of Glass to the corrupt Warmind core in Wrath of the Machine to the supermassive Leviathan sucking up the beautifully odd Nessus.

Time to deliver a pizza ball

woops didnt mean to double post, meant to do the later one with the logo in it

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This weird design thing bothered me as well. I was expecting a unique boss or character at certain areas then....see it’s a troll...another troll with another obelisk...It is my only gripe about the game. But then again, the series has reused enemies in the past.