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Beautiful, fun, and imaginative. Just like in NiGHTS Into Dreams, NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams a story unfolds with a pair of children who explores their dreams with NiGHTS to learn about themselves and fight back Nightmarens. New characters, amazing soundtrack, much more story and explanation than its previous game, and fast-paced to beat time limits. A feature that has been fortunately kept with this game is to be able to play with another friend. There is a flaw in this game that makes it hair-pulling, though. One flaw involves how hard a couple of the bosses are (and I'm not at all referring to the final boss). If the player can't beat them, the player can't advance further into the story. There is no other option or other way to beat them. Other than that, this game is very enjoyable if you love games similar to Sonic the Hedgehog, action, and adventure.

Nights: Journey of Dreams

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Unlike the previous games in its series, "Shantae and the Seven Sirens" puts Shantae in a tight spot of being far from home and dealing with multiple threats. Risky Boots (of course), the Seven Sirens, and a handful of tricks by other characters. I enjoyed the comebacks of the original and first game "Shantae", the cast, Squid Baron's fanboying, the voice acting, the animations, and the twists found in order to proceed forwards. I will admit it was a little disappointing Jake Kaufman didn't compose this time and only seeing good ole' Scuttle Town once, but this game is worth playing despite being different than the previous four games. Lots of laughter are in store for Shantae fans!

Shantae and the Seven Sirens

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

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Spyro: Season of Ice

This game was a let down. At first, knowing the atmosphere Spyro games usually let off, I expected Shadow Legacy to meet those standards. Apparently not, seeing where the creators are going with the series. Though there are references to its previous games, I feel this game is just one of those "hey, I'm a game that's a part of a really cool series". Also, not advisable for younger audiences to play. The enemy designs can be terrifying.

Spyro: Shadow Legacy

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A wonderful movie that pushes the boundaries of censorship. Being the first film that I’ve seen coming from Disney that addresses several serious problems (not just the bullying. I mean topics that you won’t be learning until high school) the world is facing to this day, I’m quite surprised that they put this out there and yet were able to address those problems without being so cold in the truth. No magic, no “dreams come true with ease”, not even a “everything works out in the end so perfectly”. They make it pretty clear in a kid-friendly way that it’s not going to be easy when you first start stepping into adulthood; however, make the best of everything that’s presented or given. Life is one big adventure. Zootopia does have some scary scenes that may not be suitable for younger audience, but other than that, it’s a comedy-filled movie that makes both kids and adults laugh.

Zootopia

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Extraordinarily wonderful! This game gives the player the freedom to explore and fly all around the stages, fight unique, interesting bosses; and reflects the times when you dream. Relatively like most Sonic the Hedgehog games, NiGHTS: Into Dreams does have time limits, but both levels and the bosses are easy to fight once you understand the strategies. Everything about the game is really great; however, it could do so much better with explaining who in the world NiGHTS is and why it is here (though in NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams, it does a better job of explaining the story and origins, which aren't too deep). Getting points is also slightly confusing because the game doesn't explain what each special item in the air can do for you. Other than that, it's a game worth playing and enjoying your time.

Nights into Dreams

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