Jeremy Kalwasinski

TL;DRL: Don't buy it. Too much is broken and nothing has been fixed. The studio had a 2 year beta phase where they released the game, from what I assumed, was to fix all the issues they could find. On release, all the issues were still there. Not just that, new issues were introduced. For online matches, people pick the top boxer of every division and spam power punches. The studio, for some reason, decided to remove any stamina impact power punches had. Speaking of online matches, there's no servers, all matches are P2P. That means the connection quality is based on your opponent, with the person with a terrible connection getting the upperhand because it's compensating for their terrible connection. Then there's the cheating problem. There's a lot of cheaters. They claim to use an "anti-cheat" but it sounds more likely that it's an "anti-piracy" software. Then there's offline. Career mode is fine when it's lower difficulty. But once you go into the higher difficulties, they literally broke the game. My opponents hold their block up with no negative effects. They can dodge, weave, and run without penalty and will avoid any punch with lightning fast reflexes. Then there's the accuracy issue. I pumped a large amount of points in my fighters accuracy and they miss half of the punches thrown. The CPU opponent, however, has almost pinpoint accuracy on all their punches. My opponent can literally be standing still and my punches will whiff. Overall, the only good things about this game is the detail on the fighters, the music, and it's the only boxing game in over a decade. That's it.

This is nothing like the Wii Sports games from the previous console. Wii Sports(and by extension Wii Resort) holds a special nolstalgia that I would want to recreate any day of the week. This is why I purchased this game. Unfortunately, Nintendo Switch Sports is a shallow copy of Wii Sports. You don't get the same feeling of golfing, fencing, bowling, tennis(ing?) as you did with the previous game. It feels more like just a party game than anything else. Where as for Wii Sports, I would play it with both friends, family, or solo, Switch Sports feels like you can only enjoy it with friends(or online play). The game is a solid 2, maybe 3. It's mid, that's it. Same mechanics, somewhat better visuals, nothing else. The biggest frustration is from the motion controls. 70% of the time, they work fine. The other 30% they will do random wacky stuff. In games that require precision, the motion controls will feel like a surgeon some times and then a random spout of Parkinson's will jump out and ruin your score. Needs tighter controls and better gameplay, otherwise it's just a rehash of the Wii sports minigames.

Bought it for Steam on PC. Feels like the classic arcade air combat sims. I use an Xbox controller and the game feels great. Pros: - Graphics are incredible. - Combat feels inclusive - Gameplay is fun - Plenty of aircraft to choose Cons: - a bit of a learning curve (the games mission debriefings hold actual intel for the missions, unlike other games. I was just skipping them. Player hud is a bit confusing.) - Gameplay gets repetitive in some missions and I run out of some of my special ammunition after the 1st or 2nd part. a "refuel" option would be nice, at least for an easy or normal mode. - Feels like the game could have more. - Biggest issue: None of the dials in the cockpit move

Not a scary movie. Any potential build up that is created goes away in a few seconds with the lazy storytelling. They try to keep the movie going with jump scares but those get repetitive real fast. Acting is decent and the story isn't the worst but the twist doesn't pay off.

It's informative but the same stuff you hear from almost every other documentary. I knocked off a star because they CG'd rain into the tuna scene.