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Mega Man: The Power Battle is an awesome arcade game, though it can be played in the Mega Man Anniversary Collection on the PS2 as well. It takes the typical Mega Man formula of shooting enemies, killing a boss, getting their ability, and killing more bosses and converts it into an arcade game. You can choose from three characters: Mega Man, Proto Man, and Bass (for some reason Bass seems to jump higher while Mega Man and Proto Man have no differences, it's weird). You'll be given some difficulty options: Mega Man 1-2, Mega Man 3-6, and Mega Man 7, with Mega Man 7 being the hardest choice and Mega Man 1-2 being the easiest. These difficulty options change the bosses you will fight in your playthrough, adding new attacks, new phases, or replacing the boss with a completely new one. Choose an area to go to, kill the boss, and repeat until you eventually beat the game. It's simple, but incredibly fun. My little brother and I have done at least 50 playthroughs on the PS2 version of this game, with most being on the hardest difficulty. It's a lot easier than other Mega Man games, but it's still a blast, and if you're able to obtain this game or play it, I recommend that you do.

Mega Man: The Power Battle and The Power Fighters

Sonic Origins is exactly what it advertises itself as. It’s a collection of Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic CD, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, and Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles. The games themselves are fine and I love the animations, but the menus and everything that wasn’t in the original game feels painfully rushed. The islands do not look very good and the animations that play on said islands are mediocre at best and choppy while looking like a Unity asset at worst. The games themselves are fine, but if you already own two or more of these games, don’t make the mistake of purchasing it. It’s overpriced and I expected more.

Sonic Origins

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I've played other rhythm games from time to time, only being a huge fan of one of them (Rhythm Heaven). This game helped me realize how engaging and fun a rhythm game can be when all you have to do is press notes once they reach the grey arrows. It sounds simple and boring, but with music-synced gameplay, amazing music, fantastic art, and the charm that most rhythm games fail to have, this easily became one of my favorite games. Well done on this, I believe my fifteen dollars have been well spent. Your game is amazing! Tl;dr This game changed my PoV on rhythm games and I recommend it.

Friday Night Funkin'

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