Shant Keshishian

This title honestly surprised me. I absolutely loved the mix of Ratchet and Clank and Jet Grind Radio with the colorful wacky gameplay this title offered. The graphics were phenomenal for the time and some of the missions have stuck with me to this day. The DLC is also quite amazing adding tons of new content to an already beefy game. Sunset City is an open world unlike any other. Do yourself a favor and explore this colorful, quirky, chaotic wasteland!

The biggest fault Bethesda had with this game was the use of the same old game engine. I feel that using the same engine for Fallout 4 was foolish because this project was proposed to be on a much larger scale than it's predecessors. Despite the evident lag and faults of the game I still found much to enjoy in the post-apocalyptic countryside of West Virginia. The gameplay in the game was phenomenal (When it actually worked) and Bethesda's signature charm was not missing from this title at all. Appalachia was so unique with it's wandering creatures and robots. I also loved the constant additions of updates, but I have not played the game in a while to really look into the recent additions that may have been added. Judging by the update schedule this game seemed to have I would assume that the game is getting better by the day and due to the low price of 30-40 bucks or less I would definitely give this game a chance. I got tons of fun out of this title even during the buggy launch and looking at all the news on new in-game quests and dungeons makes me want to jump right back in!

This game has aged surprisingly well (KINDA) the reason I say this is because of the cringe-worthy voice acting, but gameplay is what really matters right? And let me tell you that this game has some phenomenal gameplay. Playing through Emerald Coast and dashing through loops and different areas throughout the game was enough to surprise me even now. The boss battles in the game are quite refreshing and they compliment the levels very nicely. There are also new story-lines to unlock after completing the initial story as Sonic. These new story levels are either hit or miss, but for the most part they really change up the pace of the main game. The music in this title is just terrific. Some great tracks really make for an amazing experience. This game pioneered the likes of Sonic Colors, Sonic Generations and even Sonic Lost World so definitely give it a try and appreciate it for what it is.

The campaign in Advanced Warfare is one of my favorites in the COD series. The visuals were just stunning for the time and still make for a gorgeous experience today. The gameplay in this title was just so smooth and fluid and the story had me on the edge of my seat at every moment. In fact I loved the story so much I beat it in one sitting! The multiplayer in this game was okay. I did not see much added to the table, but I guess it got the job done for the most part with some cool maps and new abilities such as wall-jumping. One thing I could not come to terms with was the Zombies mode being paid DLC! I can't believe that they were so greedy that they had to block an essential element of the COD franchise through micro-transactions, but this has been an unfortunate trend for a long time at this point. While I don't really see many people playing the online anymore I would still recommend picking up this game because of the story mode. The story mode is just phenomenal and the dirt-cheap price tag of this game these days should already be enough for you to give it a try!

Imagine if Captain Toad was a slasher flick; actually you can't imagine that because LN is a puzzle platformer unlike any other; with dark environments, evil creatures and twisted scenarios, this title is the perfect mix of horror and complex puzzle solving making it a delight from start till finish!