Ethan Wolfram

Ruins literally EVERYTHING. I'd rather injest paint thinner

this is ironically the best movie I've ever seen. it also acts as a great shot game: Take a shot when: the ambition of the film exceeds its budget! the acting is cringe-worthy! The movie does something really dumb! Max Cherry comes on screen!

The first problem is innovation without polishing the core mechanics. The controls are either stiff is can be or the most overreactive game on earth. The game has a campaign which could be cool but has you doing so-so tracks (which the inconsistent controls really don't do you any favors in enjoying them) and doing them twice but adding an annoying coin collection aspect (collect-a-thon and racing is NOT a good time in my book). But this is all my take. I grew up with Mario kart and think that was a better experience overall. Where it fails in quantity, it makes up in quality of track design. Not to say the tracks in here are bad, they just seem to blend together a bit. Also, the plane was cool and was fine gameplay wise. The boat is just atrocious, but other than that, try it if you want, but i think MK64 is a better choice.

This one is tricky for me. While the exploration aspect still holds up. It gets kind of formulaic after a while. While it's not boring, it does get slightly taxing. Especially the 100 coin star. and while this game was a massive milestone in gaming, the inevitable dated feeling starts to creep in. This game, after 20+ years may now just seem like just 3d test levels as opposed to a real game design now (the game just seems barren compared to oot or banjo kazooie) however the platforming is pretty flexible and responsive. Even if it is a bit too sensitive (i have failed many platforming tasks because of mario's almost jolt-y controls, but it makes clearing great distances easy). While it hasn't aged very well for me, it's a pretty basic and well rounded (for the most part) adventure.

It's short, but fun. Made me a bit sad since since this is the last time with this incredible version of the batman universe. Although, there isn't really that much else to explore, it is enjoyable, but i wish the price would drop once i realized it was very short

This is easily the best game in the series since the 1st. (i'm no Freddy's expert) but this made the franchise feel evolved and innovative. It brushed itself off from being regarded as "Childish and outdated" it still has some of those elements but overall, it maintained a hectic and unsettling atmosphere during the segments that needed it. My only gripe is how "Meta" it is. Like, the game is literally about you in a vr headest playing a game, you picking mini-games from a screen and everything. more on the mini-games, most of them are fun and of course scary, although some of them have a difficulty factor so when replaying it in an attempt to eat it, it came across as more annoying than anything but satisfying to complete. Of course, there is an underlying story that gets the ball rolling for another game (i hope to god it's another VR title). But, it is a great vr horror game. (although, the DLC may have some problems..)

This was incredible. Now, i'm usually not really into video game reviews or hamming it up but dang. this game has amazing graphics, better game play, a good story (typical spy stuff but easy to get into) and overall, just the best vr experience I've had. I've been a proud owner of the PSVR for about a year and a half and i have yet to scratch the surface but this was unforgettable.

it entertains. And it also follows it's own overarching story which isn't as fleshed out and well paced as t could be but it does what it wants and it works at least.

While not everyone liked it for it's pacing and runtime, i actually enjoyed it. I just like the unfolding nature of the film. And i really don't care about "how accurate it is" and while it's a bit disjointed in the timeskips, the ending is worth the journey, good or not. I recommend it to people who like slow films with good characters or Scorsese fans and or alumni. Real good find.