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From someone who loves movies and grades them a bit harsher than most others I have to say Avatar The Way of The Water was a cinematic failure at best. *Indirect Spoilers* We take you to a story, with a time skip where they toss you into a story that doesn't have much background, for a film that was released 13 years ago, many people have forgotten most of the original story and plot, but it introduces you into a time skip with very a confusing reveal of an old antagonist with hopes of fulfilling a mission that doesn't have good background. The introduction of characters were horrific, they introduce characters, but they did not build upon them, for a 3 hour long movie, you should be able to build upon the characters instead of introducing a character, and hinting at another character which can build a special relationship, friendship with them both. But they didn't do that here, instead they introduce characters and left them as is and moved on to a different plot. I don't know the difference between the first two hours of Avatar or National Geographic, as much of Avatar in the first two hours was solely focused on visuals and floating around in the marine ocean. Which introduce a possible good character development of someone, but failed to do so and instead gave such confusing powers to a person without background of how this operates. The climax of the movie was severely fast paced, too fast and too much stuff going on and way too many scene changes to focus on one character at a time. I remember I had my head down for a minute looking for nachos and I was on one scene, then the next thing you know a major event happened and then they switched the plot, so we see bad pacing here from the director. Overall, I wouldn't see this movie, it is horrendously boring as well.

Was a masterpiece and breath of fresh air that we as gamers and fans of the assassin creed franchise needed. The views, the gameplay the vast amount of quests and things to do as well as the story is what we can consider a full masterpiece. Now having played the full AC trilogy and having completed them, I must say this was the best of the franchise, everything was complete, it was fully focused on one character who had trials and tribulations which were met and I can say this fitted the game and complimented how the Assassin's came about. If you haven't played this yet, you absolutely need to and must!

Although this is nothing like Origins in regards to being refreshing and captivating, it still did it's job. I agree with other users that this game was historically inaccurate, but it's a video game. It's not meant to be a live action history book so guys lower your expectations. The game was very fun and very large with an abundant amount of stuff to do. The scenery was amazing and the mythical creatures were fun to fight. I really enjoyed the game. The story was mediocre, mainly focusing on emotional endeavors rather than political which was the point of the game, but its fueled the drive fo the main character you chose. The fighting system is very similar to AC-Origins, but it introduce new group war fighting between warring regions, butt it's a perpetual battle so no matter how far along you make the map red or blue, it will always be wars to fight similar to the ending of Shadow of War. I think it's a good game and you should play it if you like long hour RPG games.

This game wasn't bad, I think it's more so the compulsive complainers who are perfectionist and look for things to complain about who found this game bad. I don't feel bad for people who did not Pre-Order or bought this on game release day as you know and had every right to wait one day at the very least to see how it works. Although this was in first player which made this game not as good as GTA V or other third person games, the story was rather fast past and didn't have much of a background, but it's not one of those games you would expect a tremendous background story from. It was overall a video game to play that pasts the time.

This game was good, I very much liked the gameplay and the whole idea of bringing Mile's venom to the world. I must say though the video game as many people have stated before me is quite short and not worth the high price tickets of $49.99; more so it would be better suited at $39.99 or even $29.99 due to it's quick content. Looking at other games DLC's are around that price with that much content. The story writing was quite lovely to indulge in; however, my only problem was the voice actor of Miles, his voiced seemed way too young and too wimpy to be Spider-Man (may be a personal problem) overall I will say if you like the original game get this one on sale.

Ah, Valhalla an odd game to put inside the Creed trilogy, but whatever. This game was very different in a good and bad way, I found the setting of Valhalla to be rather boring and repetitive especially after seeing such gorgeous terrains and timelines like we did in Origins and Odyssey this game just seemed to be very dull. The main story content was repetitive as well and after a while became mores of a hassle than a fun way to enjoy yourselves, you constantly find yourself doing the same mission, but with different people. The raiding system was; however, good, the storyline; not so much, but I did find it very enjoyable to play in Asgard as that was the only gorgeous place which rivaled it's predecessors. Other than that, the game was dull and not very impressive to end he trilogy with, especially with one hell of a cliffhanger. Now to my knowledge they plan on making a multiplayer AC which is odd as I enjoyed single player, but I will say this, if it is similar to Unity's system then I shouldn't be that bad, but if it's Anthem then good luck.

From the amazing graphics to the soul touching storyline I must say, this is one of the greatest games I have ever played, with the many hours of gameplay to keep you occupied and an amazing multiplayer mode as well as easy move systems which doesn't require a huge learning curve like some video games do, I believe this game is the cream of the crop of most of the video games out here. There is so much to say that it's impossible to leave in one review, but I have to say this, if you have the luxurious to play this game as a first time player, I and others can ensure our envy. These are the games that make you get the PS4/PS5, they are worth it and enjoyable to play.

This game is mediocre of the Watch Dogs series, I always found their games to be quite dull and boring, having played Watch Dogs 1 and 2 I must say Legion is the most tedious and boring. It gets repetitive, similar to AC Valhalla with their mission system. You constantly find yourself doing the same thing over and over, the voice actors aren't terrible, but the characters are very dull and boring as well. You don't necessarily take the role of one character, but multiple which for games like that don't doesn't show necessary stability if you are trying to make a story appealing saga. I haven't even finished this game and had it for a month after it came out, it's extremely boring and doesn't make you want to finish it. I believe this game was only meant to usher in the multiplayer and have players mine a pay to win or pay to look good system.

I must say, this game is amazing, the story, the graphics and the combat system was just flawless. The only thing that was bad about this game was that it ended, it's way too short similar to Miles Morales it's only 10 to maybe 12 hours long of story content. Yes, it's an open world game, but it's basically no side missions or quest to complete to even indulge in, I was hoping for a DLC, but at the moment it doesn't look like there is one. Overall I would say get it on sale or use the Xbox Gamepass to play its due to it's short storyline, but it's an amazing game and you will really enjoy the story as well as the gameplay that follows.