Abi Crystalwing

This game is very good. While in my opinion not as good as its prequel when it comes to level design. I also noticed that they made this game harder, which actually a great improvement since the prequel was somewhat too easy for the most part. Another great improvement was the amount of post-game content, mainly the Green Star Missions, which offers so much replay value to this game. Like the first game, the camera angles in the water stages need a lot of work, it was pretty annoying how I couldn't turn around properly. I also love how when you collect the 120 power stars, you unlock the green star missions. When you finish that you unlock Grandmaster Galaxy. The second mission, The Perfect Run, is probably the hardest level in the entire Mario series, even harder than Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels.

This by far my favorite Pokemon game, generation, and region. I love how they greatly improved the graphics since Black and White 2, as a sort "introducing the 3DS!" sort of vibe. The story and plot are amazing and I especially love Lumiose City, probably the biggest area/city of all the Pokemon main series games. The new Mega Evolution gimmick is something I find really interesting and immensely satisfying to use. The post-game has some pretty decent content to go through. I do find it slightly lacking though, but nonetheless is a great experience overall. One thing that I do find a bit disappointing is how stupidly easy the Pokemon League is, Diantha is a joke. From personal experience, I think this game has a lot of replay value. I've erased and replayed a new save file for my Pokemon X gamecard multiple times. To try different routes and strategies, as well as choosing a different Gen 1 starter that Professor Sycamore give syou early in the game. I highly recommend this game to anyone who wants to dip their toes into Pokemon (although I think any game in the series would work for that, but yeah). Edit: I'm pretty sure that Hammerlocke City and several other areas in Sword and Shield have surpassed Lumiose City in terms of size, but Lumiose is still impressive despite that fact.

This is a great show, an amazing sequel to the controversial Arc-V. I like the concept of Link monster, but I didn't like how they changed the field layout, especially with the Pendulum zones, but it doesn't matter. It has a great soundtrack, and we have the best protagonist after Yusei, none of the hyperactive, sunshine boys like Yuma or Yuya, Yusaku is so chill. He's amazing, calm, and very smart. I like how the show was teasing an incident that he was in when he was a child. Overall, this show is a must-watch if you're a Yugioh fan. My only problem was that it was too short in my opinion. Only 120 episodes. But oh well, the story does make up for it.

*Spoilers* I found it really boring until we got to the final confrontation between Yuya, Sora, and Yuto (episode 35, I'm pretty sure). The four dimensions were really intriguing and that actually got me addicted to this show. This show has its ups and downs. The little "dueltaining" aspect was completely unnecessary and didn't really make sense. Actions cards are stupid, it basically proves how unskilled Yuya is compared to the other previous protagonists like Yusei and Judai. There were a lot of unnecessary elements and stupid arcs (cough cough, Battle Beast arc). It also came with a lot of disappointments, like there was even character development for some people. Yuto's "death" was really dumb, and was probably one of my greatest disappoints ever. Yuto is probably my favorite character in the whole series and he was only alive for 18 episodes, they should've expanded on his character a lot more. I also found it really weird that we had absolutely no interaction between Yuya and Yugo (excluding berserk Yugo and Yuya's last duel with Jack). The appearance of the legacy characters, Kaito from Zexal, Crow and Jack from 5D's, Edo and Alexis from GX, was really amazing additions. The fact that Yuya became (although not on purpose) the final antagonist of the series was a huge shocker and that really took the cake. Although, I did find the 1v2 duels a bit absurd especially with how broken Supreme King Zarc's effects were. In the end, this show is worth the watch, it's super nostalgic and amazing, we even get New Domino City from 5D's and Heartland City from Zexal and Duel Academy from GX.

Love it, my favorite Mario game of all time. I got this game back in 2012 as one of those Nintendo Selects cases. I absolutely love the level design. The controls for some of the gravity areas and the camera angle for the water levels could do some work though, but that hardly matters though. I like even after beating the final boss, you still get to collect the rest of the 120 Power Stars. When you've done that, you get to redo the entire game as Luigi! When you 120 star with Luigi you unlock one final level. I like how a message is sent to the Wii message board once that it finished. Now comparing this to its sequel Super Mario Galaxy 2, I still feel like the 1st game is more superior because it allows more freedom to explore among its many galaxies. Whereas in the 2nd game it's somewhat straightforward, but still really fun. Also something, the MUSIC is AMAZING, the hub world in Galaxy 1, the Comet Observatory, had music that was made by a full-on orchestra. You all have to play this game if you have Wii, or a Wii U (with backward compatability of course)

At first, I wasn't eager to play this game, because of how bad I thought anime was, but I got anyway. I loved it! The refurbished graphics and realistic moved are awesome!

This is my all time favorite Sonic game. Yes, that sounds surprising, but the thrill of daytime sonic, and combat of the werehog blend together really well. Yes the werehog was unnecessary, but it was executed really well. The Wii version is not worth it unless you have the patience though.