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Honestly, Sonic Superstars is a great game, the soundtrack is great, the visuals are beautiful, and the fact that we can play as Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, and Amy, and that they each have their own abilities is reason enough to buy it. Literally the only issue I have with it though is the co-op, it just sucks, there's no splitscreen, so you and your buddies can't go do your own thing, and you have to go through each level at a snails pace, because if you don't, you and your friends will fall behind and it forces you to manually respawn. It's the dumbest system that I've ever seen, because SOMEONE is always going to be falling behind, other than that though, it's a good game.

Simply put, people who think this this game is bad, clearly wouldn't know a good one if you shoved it down their throat. It's very fun and polished, but can get a little boring if you're playing SOLO, so I'd recommend grasping a friend, or two, or three to play it with, ROCK AND STONE FOREVER!

Dying Light POINTS That's all the information you need to know, don't buy this game, wait until Techlands profits drop enough to remove, or fix the currency, because this is something you'd expect to see in a f2p game, not a FULL PRICE SINGLE PLAYER GAME.

Don't get me wrong, Resident Evil 3 was a good game, but it was a terrible remake, although they did improve the mechanics, and visuals, among other things, they also removed a lot of the original games content, for christs sake they completely removed the clock tower section, and in return, they gave us multiple "close ups of Jills a$$". If I could go back in time, I would make CAPCOM choose a different dev team, and give us the best possible RE3 remake we could ask for, but I could excuse almost all of that, if it wasn't so damn short, it's LITERALLY the shortest game in ALL OF THE FRANCHISE.

If I'm being honest, after playing the Resident Evil 3 remake, I had pretty much lost all hope in CAPCOM, seeing as how they did such an amazing job remaking Resident Evil 2, I was pretty devestated to see just how hard they dropped the ball on one of my favorite Resident Evil games, so when I heard that CAPCOM was remaking Resident Evil 4, I was not very hopeful, but then it finally came out, and by god it was an absolutely amazing experience, they basically took EVERYTHING about the OG, and made it better, and more in depth. So now I'm really looking forward to Resident Evil 5 Remake, I just pray to the lord that they can do Resident Evil 5 the same justice that CAPCOM did Resident Evil 4.

I absolutely LOVED the Dead Space remake, as someone who's played the original game multiple times, I can say, without a doubt, that this is a (near) perfect remake, and I only say that because of a couple MINOR details. Everything about this game was spot on! The level design, the atmosphere, the tension, the music, evrything was on point, the ONLY issues I have with this game is with how Isaac walks (I just find it wierd lol) and how the RIG on his back isn't an opague blue, yellow, red color, it's faded, obviously it's more realistic, but at times it made it a little difficult to determine where exactly my health was at. Other than that though, this game was beautifully created, and it really just shows you how great games could be, if big money hungry companies actually took their time, and gave the fans something that they would enjoy, over a cash grab that no one asked for. (Give us Dead Space 2 remake soon PLEASE)

I absolutely love SIGNALIS, it is easily one of my favorite horror games ever. Everything about it is perfect, the art style, the music, the gameplay, the atmosphere, all amazing, ESPECIALLY the music. Really the only problem with this game that I have is that it looks like nobody has feet, like they just walk around on their ankles. I wish that every horror game would take inspiration from SIGNALIS, as many newer titles (The Callisto Protocol) aren't as scary, as they are repetitive, and lazy, throwing so many jumpscares at you that they aren't even scary anymore. I also love that the gameplay of this piece of art is only amplified by it's soundtrack, every encounter against the monsters only becomes more intense alongside the masterfully crafted adrenaline pumping music. I think that SIGNALIS is a must play for anyone who enjoys horror games, 10/10.