Cody Kelly

Honestly, for the price point, it's just not the quality to expect of a $100 game complete and a season pass thrown on top of it. I miss limited TM's, consequences of incorrectly stat buffing or choosing move sets. Cool down battle system takes away strategy and makes it weird you have to run with your Pokemon. There's some visually great things placed in not so visually great environments and it sticks out like a sore thumb. Giving good facial dialogue animations without audible dialogue, is extremely awkward. As with recent Pokemon games, respawning non significant items in the map, makes the environment flat. Feels more like battle royal, free to play game, except it's priced at $100. Then the story, my goodness, it's just as bad as those free to play games. It just gives it a theme, no substance. They gave us things we expected before, (like clothes). But still are struggling to find driving substance beyond, it's Pokemon! Arceus may have had lackluster graphics but it had style, and substance. This game doesn't follow it up well imo.

Love it, fresh ideas built on nostalgia. A true RPG. The music fits every theme, the map is gorgeous, the characters are genuine, the battles are engaging. The pure mystery of not knowing anything, and uncovering everything, amongst the events that take place, keeps you forever wanting to know more, see more and do more.

This is a niche take on Joker, and one I personally enjoyed. I think in the film industry, it's masterclass. I can see why many don't like it, as it has an older approach on character development and isn't very direct and has purposeful cringe moments. But a psychological thriller

So far just feels like it's catered to players who never played the series and wants to attract fortnite stans with it's new graphic style. Hardly any grit or haunting mystery, feels like a free to play MMO a lot of times and any game that knows it's armor is so bad you start with skins to cover them out the gate is pretty bad. Character dialogue is shallow and anything before Inquisition feels obsolete even most of Inquisition

Worst 2k I've ever played online. Super inconsistent, I'm all for being more realistic and forcing people to play actual basketball. But they literally cater to those throwing money at them and let them play super unrealistic, while if you're just moderately playing, they make you play like garbage, to cater those who throw money at them. Can have high D, good positioning but they still make you get dropped, lag out shots and peeps hitting highly contested shots regularly. They just allow those dumb dribble, dribble, shoot guys run 2k because they throw hundreds at them to show off their YouTube videos for kids and 2k suckers

Great movie. Loved the POV, only being as aware as the main character is what makes you feeling constantly at unease. The slow unveiling and using what could be real life situations is what makes it compelling and truly a thriller. It’s more of a classic style film in that way, much appreciated as of late.

It lost some of the comedic charm towards the end, but still held high in the right moments. Just feel Garp being so significant, so early, throws a bad pace in the show. Just adds more depth to the story and understanding to characters. In an 8 episode, east blue coverage, it did well. Portrays characters well, and still has that One Piece, cheesy flair that surprisingly works well as a double edged sword for the live-action take.