Enrique Bautista

In all honesty, I found this game to be pretty decent. E.T. is a fun game, and it's even kinda ahead of its time in some ways, being one of the very few 2600 games with a title screen and ending. Although there are some collision issues, they aren't very annoying and it's to be expected from a game developed in only 5 weeks. The visuals and SFX aren't bad by Atari 2600 standards either. Overall, I'd give this game a solid 7/10.

Basically Sonic X-Treme 2. The Wii U version has better graphics and more flexible level design, but the physics are a bit floaty and some power-ups are gimmicky. The 3DS version is more challenging and has more accurate physics, but although power-ups aren't gimmicky anymore, the special stages and even a boss fight are ruined by the (forced) gyroscope gimmick of the 3DS. Otherwise what we have here is the BEST 3D Sonic game ever. It almost feels as an accurate transition of Genesis gameplay into the third dimension. Wii U - 9/10 3DS - 9.1/10

This Game is ABSOLUTELY THE MOST UNDERRATED GAME OF ALL TIME. When I first played the game I was expecting something unbelievably bad, but what I actually started playing it... It FASCINATED me! I honestly had no words. It was so weird, but so much fun! Sure, the graphics aren't the best and the controls neither are, but the overall quality of the game is actually pretty decent. Yes, I struggled to begin playing it, but over time I started to acquire a taste for the graphics, and controlling the game started to get a lot easier. I completed it once, and I'm actually going to complete it twice very soon. "But Why?" probably would you say, and I would say: "Because is actually REALLY GOOD!". I honestly can't add more to this review. I played it and it was GOOD for me, and it's good enough to tell anyone who is reading this review to try it and draw your own conclusions. While it's certainly not the best, it's quite good for me, and I hope it is for you. 8.5/10

Better than Vib-Ribbon. Really cute, sweet and addictive. You bounce on pictures in a trampoline-like fashion, collecting 2D items called peta characters, and avoiding enemies called boonchies. Again, a simple concept, but it's EXTREMELY fun. There are 60 stages to complete, with a quite smooth difficulty curve (with the exception of some difficulty spikes in World 3). Graphics are excellent, and despite Vib-Ribbon having great music, this game somehow has a better soundrack (Particularly Play 2, which is my favorite track in the entire franchise), and the gameplay is PURE GOLD. Overall, a better option than Vib-Ribbon, it's sad that it never got outside of Japan. 9.5/10