Andrew Dominguez

It's fun when it works. They improved a lot from Splatoon 2. It has its flaws but I do not regret buying it.

No spoilers The movie is really good. In my opinion, it gives Tom Holland's version of the character something he's been lacking, it makes him better. It met my expectations for the most part, and I left the theater in awe. There are a few problems I have with it, but I think those are spoilers, so I'll leave it at this: Marvel fans and Spider-Man fans alike need to see this movie, and if you're not either of those, I think you should still see it at some point, becuase it's really great, and really funny at times.

This is a collection of 3 games that are all awesome. Ima go in order for each game in the collection, starting with... Super Mario 64: I never got to play this one before so I was very excited to play it. But it did disappoint me a bit. Starting off, it's not even widescreen, which, like, why? Also, it still looks blocky and ugly. But that's not to say it's bad. I like it for the most part. It is a fun time. It starts off pretty good, but it gets harder as it goes along, which is normal, but sometimes in the latter levels it feels like I'm fighting the controls. The camera is meh. A big issue is that when Mario goes to the edge of a moving platform, he starts having a spasm. They didnt even port the orginal with fixes, they just ported some update that had a few fixes. Also, for the stars, they give you a vague hint at the beginning and just drop you into the level with much clue of where the star is. Super Mario Sunshine: This is the true jewel of the collection. I had new played this one either, so I was pretty excited. I have two big issue with this game but that's about it. The first is there no crouch or long jump. The second is the camera. It is miles better than the one in 64 and Galaxy. But it can see through walls. You may think, oh that's cool, but I can be pretty annoying sometimes. If you're trying to do a jump or whatever then you move the camera and it goes into the wall, you cant see Michael and you'll probably end up missing the jump or whatever. The story is better than the standard "Bowser grabs Peach get her back". Mario goes on vacation to Isle Delfino, but when her gets there, someone called Shadow Mario was covered the place in goop and Mario is accused and sentenced to cleaning up the island. His tool to do such is F.L.U.D.D., a water spraying back thing that is also A.I.. Also, it's in widescreen. Shadow Mario causes more mischief, then grabs Peach, reveals he is actually Bowser Jr. in disguise, and says that Bowser told him that Peach is his mom. And when you go to the shines, it plays a little cutscene that shows what to do but doesn't spell it out for you. I really like this one. Super Mario Galaxy: Now, this is the one game in the collection I had played. And I did get decently far in the game. But I got to the harder levels and I was a small little boy and I just couldn't make much progress after that. But I was willing to give it another try on the Switch. And boy oh boy, I'm glad I did! This game looks the best of the 3, I mean just look at Major Burrows. And it's so much better being able to press a button to spin than to shake the Wiimote. In the original, I got to that final star count down, but I couldn't get past 20, and I just unlocked the counter and I'm already at 17. And I haven't even started the top level dom yet. Galaxy has lots of gravity gimmicks, which is very creative and fun. But it can get disorienting at times. I have plenty of example of death because of that. And the cursor actually works fairly well, both with the Joy-Cons and the Pro Controller. But in handheld mode, you use the touch screen for the cursor, which works somewhat ok, but Switch Lite users should consider that before buying. But it's still a pretty fun time. Bit theres no dive. That sucks. All in all, this collection is definitely a worthy buy, especially if you haven't played these game before. I never played Galaxy 2, so it sucks that that isnt in 3D All Stars, but who knows. Maybe Nintendo isn't done with this game yet. Hope this was helpful.

This is my first experience with Mario Party. And Super Mario Party is a fun time and will make some great memories. For example, on my first play with my two sisters, we were against Daisy and she won but in a way that made us mad so now all three of us hate Daisy. They say it's a friendship ender, which I can see, but I haven't played with friends because of the, uh, thingy. Gameplay: Mario and friends are all saying their the Superstar so then they decide to have a party to decide. Toad, Toadette, and Kamek host it. The main board game type mode has a few flaws. There are only four boards, but they are different to an extent. You can have 10 (1 hour), 15 (90 minutes), or 20 (2 hours) turns, and I feel like they could've added more opinions. They added a lot of game modes. There's River Survival, where you and 3 others have to navigate a branching river. Sound Stage, where you compete with 3 others in minigames where you have to go to the beat. Theres also a team based party that you are in pairs that compete for stars. Then theres the single-player, Champion's Road. First of all, to unlock it, you have to unlock all the minigames, and you do that with the multiplayer. That just doesn't make sense. And Challenge Road isn't that special, either. You just do minigames but with twists added. Characters: It leaves something to be had. Here's the roaster: Mario, Luigi, Peach, Daisy, Wario, Waluigi, Yoshi, Rosalina, Bowser, Goomba, Shy Guy, Koopa Troopa, Monty Mole, Bowser Jr., Boo, Hammer Bro, plus four unlockable characters. Donkey Kong, who you can find around the Party Plaza, Diddy Kong, who you have to beat in Challenge Road, then find in the Party Plaza, Dry Bones, same as DK, and Pom Pom, same as Diddy. Personally, I wish that Toad and Toadette weren't the hosts because you can't play as them. And some of these choices are out there. Goomba? Monty Mole? Pom Pom? And this is, like, the second Switch game Diddy Kong is in. There's characters that are used for different reasons, too. Birdo is used for the Mario Party Quiz, which you used to unlock stickers, which are useless. King Bomb-omb, Whomp, Blooper, and Thwomp are used as stage hazards. Lakitu is used to steal coins and stars from rivals. Graphics: Average. It doesn't look as good as, say, Luigi's Mansion 3, but it's a bit better than, say, New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe. Minigames: SOME of the minigames can be a blast. Slapiazzi? That's a great time. Sizzling Stakes? The only thing I can cook. Fuzzy Flight School? It can get really intense. But then you've got minigames like, Don't Wake Wiggler, Sensless Census, and Suit Yourself. So, it's a fun time. BUY IT.

I love this game. I just do. It's the Switch game I've gotten the closest to 100%-ing. So, I guess I'll review it. Story: Peach is kidnapped by Bowser. After Mario fails to stop it, he ends up in the Cap Kingdom, where he meets Cappy, and floating hat with the ability to possess other beings. Mario and Cappy go on an adventure to save Peach and Cappy's sister, Tiara, who Bowser also kidnapped. Graphics: It looks like any old Switch game. Nothing unique in that regard. Controls: The controls are pretty good, but they do using motion controllers for some moves, however you can play the whole game without using them and it doesnt make much of a difference. That's all I got. If you got a Switch, pick up Super Mario Odyssey. You (probably) won't regret it.

I didn't play the OG Luigi's Mansion, but I did play Dark Moon. So I was pretty excited when I ordered the game. After ten years, it finally came. So, let's review. As of writing this, I've made it to 10F, and haven't played the multiplayer minigames yet. None of my family wants to play it with me, and I don't have Switch Online. Story: The plot is, Luigi gets invited to stay at this big luxury hotel. He, Mario, Peach, Three Toads, and Polterpup head to the hotel and sleep for the night. But, big surprise, King Boo takes Mario, Peach, and the Toads and attempts to trap Luigi in a painting. Luigi escapes, and then the adventures continues. Luigi must then journey to the floor and captures ghost so he can get the button for the next floor. The story is pretty nice. Graphics: This game looks amazing. It's like the graphics in Super Mario Odyssey, but it's different in a way I can't describe. If you play the game you'll understand. Controls: I have been using the Pro Controller, but I did try handheld mode and immediately went back to the Pro Controller. One, because my Joy-Cons drift like theres no tomorrow, and two, because the controls just don't work in handheld mode. The game uses gyro controls and it isn't comfortable moving the whole thing. The left analog stick is used for movement and the right analog stick is used for Luigi turning himself. A and R are used to stun the ghosts. ZR is used to vacuum ghost and basically everything else. ZL is used to BLOW air. B is not used at all. Y and L are used to launch a plunger that can be used to move things. X is used for the Dark Light Device which is used to find hidden things, and you can also use L+R to use it. ZL+ZR is used for this jump move that is used to move things. If you press down the right analog stick, it activates Gooigi, and green goo form of Luigi that can slip in sewer grates and stuff, but melts in water and had less health. You can also kind of control both of them, and if you have another controller you can controller both at the same time...I think, again no one will play with me. :( Puzzles: If you don't like puzzles, Luigi's Mansion 3 is NOT for you. The puzzles are either kinda hard or really hard. I'd compare it to Epic Mickey on the Wii, sometimes you just have no idea what to do. At least in this one you can call E. Gadd and he give you a hint most of the time. Ghosts: I think Dark Moon had more ghosts that get reused, but LM3 has more boss ghosts. The boss ghosts are pretty creative, at least later in the game. Gameplay: It's open-world in a way, not level based like Dark Moon. From what I understand, it's all the good ideas from the first one and Dark Moon combined. And it's just so satisfying to slam the ghost into the floor. DIE! So, that the review. This is a great game and I'm excited to keep playing. Hope this has helpful.

This game is..well, it does have its pros. The graphics are good. The controls are fine by my standards. And while being short, the story isn't too bad. But then we get to the cons. Ya know how in Lego Marvel Superheroes 1 and Lego Marvel Avengers when the characters dive from a high place they land in some cool pose? Well in this game they fall flat on their face. What is this? A sad attempt at physical comedy? The story, like I said, is too short. Most of the voice actors sound nothing like the previous ones. And the hub world. It is just bad. It is a mess of random worlds from the Marvel Universe and it is way to disorganized and dworldsn't live up to the awesome hub form Lego Marvel Avengers (which was great, in my opinion). So, overall, this game is not for those who loved everything about the previous Lego Marvel Games. However, this was all based on the version for the Nintendo Switch, so I can't say that all of this would be the same for other versions, because I dont know. I hope this was helpful.

I love this game. Graphics, karts, and courses, it's all good. But there are a few things I don't like. One, there is only ONE unlockable character, Gold Mario. Two, the character selection is good, and I like the addition of the Koopalings, but theres a few characters like Birdo or Diddy Kong that should there. Three, Pink Gold Peach. Finally, all it is is a copy of Mario Kart 8 from the Wii U with some improvements and the DLC packs. I did not buy the Wii U or Mario Kart 8, so that's probably why I enjoy it. I hope this was helpful.