Simon Eddins

I have not played the game much, so take this with a grain of salt. my favorite part of super strikers and super strikers charged was the side kicks and their unique abilities and how they changed how it just added to the sheer chaos. one of my favorite aspects of this series was the needless chaos of items flying around, hammer bro absolutely shattering the skulls of the opponents with his 8 foot 10 ton hammer. unfortunately this game seems to be a little more structured, and it feels like its geared to a more competitive (online) experience. in many cases that would be a benefit to people, but I'm not very competitive by nature. there's a lot of room for improvement as well, such as adding new characters or maybe (this is a stretch) adding a unique "tackle" for each character. overall I think its a pretty good game, just lacks the uniquely chaotic energy of the past super strikers.

Legitimately the movie version of a birthday sign, to big at the beginning so they have to rush the end to fit it all in. there's no where near enough dialogue, consisting of mostly awful and cliché one liners. the worldbuilding is ok at best, introducing some things early on and in detail, but some of the pivotal locations where totally glossed over. most movies have a beginning location, a goal/endpoint, as well as a smaller in-between point that, in many cases, has some cool unique attribute. both the in-between point and the final point had little screen time and had limited introduction.