Ronald Owen

I love this game because it's actually about catching all the Pokemon and completing the pokedex. In the game setting you're assigned to the Survey Corps and you're charged with compiling the first known pokedex. You get to battle others here and there but the focus, and the beauty imo, is catching and understanding all the Pokemon in the game. I particularly like how you can catch every pokemon in the game without needing to trade or purchase two copies of the same game with slight differences (needing Sword to complete Shield dex and vice versa). I really enjoy how you can practically make every item that you'll need (PokeBalls, healing items, baits/lures). This is the first pokemon game that I have played that really has an RPG feel to it and I cannot recommend it enough. It's not for everyone and especially for those that can't be asked catch them all and just want to battle trainers (npc and online). It is a really unique game and has a lot of charm and I would like to see more Pokemon games like it in the future.

I played the pants off BOTW. All the BOTW DLCs. I was expecting this game (TOTK) to blow me away, especially at $70USD. This game should not be 70$, in my eyes. It is Breath of The Wild 1.5. I was expecting a new game with a new theme. It’s just an expensive DLC for BOTW. The rating gets 4 stars because I genuinely enjoyed BOTW and this is basically starting a new game with some minor changes.

It doesn't know what it wants to be as a movie. When he first turns and was kicking butt was kinda cool and made me think it was going to be an action packed murderfest. Then it changed pace and tried (and failed) to have a meaningful story with his best buddy and his lab assistant. Then it sort of devolved into a sloppy CGI heavy cheese wheel with a lot of not very good acting and lame one liners. The movie would be a felony offender of the "volume up for talking volume down for action" at home because every scene with any dialogue was basically a whisper even in the theatre. Not at all what I was anticipating.

Had a really hard time feeling anything but annoyed by the main character. The acting in general felt a little too cheesy? It felt slow and obvious. What annoyed me the most was how the main character would continually state that they trained for 15 years in heaven to control their mind, body, spirit, emotions to become the ultimate butt kicking machine and yet they keep getting their butt kicked by their own mind, body, spirit, emotions. Don't sit there and spout off about how you're an impenetrable fortress of strength and focus to be fooled and bamboozled and baited into stupid fits of childish anger and decision making.

I would enjoy seeing a 3rd season. I really enjoy the show for what it is. I personally don’t care much for zombie movies or zombie series but this one felt different. I was genuinely interested/curious to see what would happen next. I like that it takes place in Early Korea and what I mean by that is with all the modern era zombie shows they try to get their hands on guns and as the modern world around them crumbles they have to revert to tools and bows and knives and baseball bats (essentially the zombie apocalypse reverts modern people to primitive means of beating them). With the show taking place in early Korea they’re simply living the way they normally would but now they have to beat back an army of undead. I am glad they adjusted the subtitles, from season one to accommodate the translations, in season two. The subtitles on Netflix in season one were off when listening to the translated English. Not complaining, just pointing that out.