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I was trying to think if I liked this game more than Wonder but after I finished it... yeah it's better than Wonder. I don't even know where to begin. I love this game. I've only played The Origami King before this and game means nothing to me now. The combat is insanely fun and actually matters. Each area is completely different from the last and looks different from normal Mario locations in a weird and good way. Especially area 4. There wasn't a single point in the game that made me bored or have any negative feelings towards the game. It's filled with so much charm and you have actual partners that actually help you and they all have unique abilities that aren't just better versions of the last partner. Each one has a role to play not only in combat but exploring the world. At the start of the game I didn't really see the point of badges but the more I got and the more I equipped them and used them, the more I realized why people want them back. The combat system on its own is pretty simple but with getting more partners and more badges it becomes something so much more. It makes the gameplay really interesting and each fight can be different depending on which ones you have equipped. The Peach side story was pretty interesting but I couldn't care less about Bowser's story. It was just boring to me and didn't add anything to the story at all. Glad his segments were short lol. The Mario stuff was just fantastic. I loved exploring the underground after each chapter. So much opens up for you to do and there's so many secrets. And the music is just amazing. Both the remake and the original soundtracks. What an amazing JRPG.

This game helped me so much growing up. It's one of those games that I think everyone should play. This is one of the most realistic feeling games in terms of characters. Everyone has a life and you aren't going to be able to help everyone. It's a powerful story in not only the main quest, but the side quests as well which is where the game shines the most personally. These characters feel real. They have their own goals even if they're shallow. This game has a three day system before it resets back to day 1 and it works so well for it. Each character has their own lives in these three days and you have to self manage what you do in those three days. Sure, you can just do the main quest but it's what you do with the side quests that makes the game. These people have lives and you can either choose to help them or don't. This game talks about very heavy topics in incredibly mature ways and it doesn't spell everything out for you. Grief, Anger, Acceptance, Denial, Bargaining, and Depression. It's very hard to talk about these topics but Majora's Mask does it in a way where everyone can understand. I understand it when I was just 10 years old. There are only two pieces of media that make me think about my place in the universe and Majora's Mask is one of those. It helped me understand that people go through stuff that makes them who they are today. This game has a soul that I'd honestly say no other game has. It never talks down to you. It never points out the obvious. This game is the video game equivalent of one of DreamWorks most recent movies, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. They both handle extremely heavy topics in mature ways that everyone can understand. They take everything seriously and can hold a serious moment. The Last Wish is the other piece of media that changed my life. You don't live forever. People you know will pass away. Whenever there is a meeting, a parting is sure to follow. However, that parting may need not last forever. Whether a parting be forever or merely for a short time. That is up to you.

While this game isn't my all time favorite game, it's the greatest video game ever made. There's a reason why it's still the highest rated video game of all time. The story is amazing and emotional. The music is incredible. The temples are a delight. The world is incredibly well made. This isn't only THE Zelda game. It's THE video game. It's peak video game design. Sure the visuals have aged quite a bit but that's what you get when a game is 20+ years old.

This is THE Mario game. A wonderful return to form for the Super Mario Bros! The levels are incredibly well made, the music is top notch, and the visuals are stunning. I do have a few issues with it like how would someone think to do something like push a wall??? But those stuff are very few and far between. Unfortunately the bosses (and even the final boss) are pretty easy and really disappointing. But the new power-ups and the fact that you can play the main Mario cast being Mario, Luigi, Peach, Toad, Yoshi, Nabbit, and for the first time, Daisy!!! About time if you ask me. This game is filled to the brim with charm and that Mario feeling that most modern Mario games haven't provided with me. The badge system is amazing for old and new players. With challenge badges and ones that help you throughout the levels which is perfect. If you love Mario or 2d games, do yourself a favor and get this game. I doubt you'll regret it. I read the 1 star reviews and I don't think we played the same game.

Absolutely amazing! It's totally worth ever penny, even the DLC. I just got done with the third DLC and yeah, its 100% worth it. The game lets you play however you want. Even the music is customizable letting you choose what band remix you want to listen too. You can choose to go along with the song or choose fixed-beat mode which lets you move whenever you want. The music is fantastic and is one of the best things about the game. I highly recommend it to any Zelda or music fan.