Mikee One

It is good but it is different.It is more difficult than previous entries and you will most likely die if you do stuff you might be used to in previous Zeldas. You have to use your brain in even regular fights and you do get good but I feel some people will not like the higher difficulty, or all the mini dungeons.I do think this is a breath of fresh air for Zelda for sure. I mean there is tons and I do mean tons to do. Do the main quest , collect armor , korok seeds , side quests and more. I encourage you to explore. As the main quest is usually the meat of any Zelda game. Breath of the wild has a main quest that is short? Like with all the extra a few more dungeons would have been nice. I personally like having to think things through. However my only real complaints are #1: the game world is huge and at times to me it feels empty.#2: I think instead of choosing a heart or stamina you should get both as finding these little temples will soon become quite the chore to track down. Like you will probably find around 50 ,give or take by yourself. Some require extra quests and extra stuff . Also I feel it should have included maybe 2 more or so main dungeons. Honestly the main quest is where I believe the main complaint are. If people would explore , there is a ton and I do mean ton to do. The armor sets alone could eat up 30 to 50 hours hunting down. When you add in everything else , it is really a meaty game. Problem is many will rush to beat and miss out on the other 60% of content.

Ok . Persona 5 is not a bad game. It is not the perfect and masterpiece you heard about though. #1: is it is very long. #2: It is confusing, like map wise and where to go and what you can do. There is actually a lot you can do. Problem is , its a chore figuring that out. #3: the game works against itself on some cases. You find out you can do something. Yet your forced for the next week or so at times , to just keep on with what the game wants you to do. The writing and stuff is ok. There is for sure a lot to think about here. What people see themselves as. How we all fight inner demons. There really is some deep thought involved. I urge you to play it without a guide your first time. I have found many modern games benefit from.staying away from " the way someone else wants you to play it." Anyways great writing , deep thought and a lot to think about. Wrapped up in a whirlwind of confusing maps and schedules. Still a fun game all around. I just wonder how many will actually stick it out. It becomes way to long. Way to much talking . Like the first couple of palaces its ok. After that , I won't lie, it started to wear in on me. Like not sure if I will ever play another persona game because of this one. While fun , after about 30 hours or so , it really starts to get kinda stale. You realize its just a regular JRPG wrapped up in a different presentation. Like maybe if they could condense it down to Like 50 or 60 hours. Beefy game for sure. Problem is I don't think I could sit through the dialog ever again. The game is 50% talking , 25% schedule that you sometimes can't even do what you want to. Then 25% dungeon crawler and JRPG. I definitely feel it gets stretched out way to long. Trust me like I said , hit the 30 to 40 hour mark and you realize your only half way through it. Unlike say Xenoblade Chronicles X , that is long but it's only as long as you want it to be. Persona 5 on the hand just keeps going.

If your like me and don't care about performance on the switch 2....and want an insanely good RPG. Welcome to CyberPunk. Think shadowrun without the elves and orcs, add in GTA style world , tons of character customization, and I mean deep customization. Then Welcome to cyberpunk. It is insanely good . Awesome barely describes it. The writing and stories are so good , I found myself doing the side missions more than the story. Just to see what crazy non sense was around the corner. Old school in depth rpg customization meets new age gameplay!

It's not bad for 20$. It's got the classic hollowknight non sense . You know if you die and don't make it back to your soul you loose everything. It just non sense like that , that killed the first game for me. I like the games , but they are way over rated. Hand drawn graphics and haunting music set a great atmosphere. What doesn't is the constant set backs. These are not small set backs. Loosing your money can cost you hours of time , literally. For that reason it does not go above a 7.5 out 10 like the first one. On the plus side its only 20$. If you don't mind frustrating, time consuming penalties, this may be a game for you. I can't stress enough how brutal this game can get. It is exploration based but almost discourages exploration. I am all for a challenge. The back tracking and loosing your money does really detract from the game a lot. I have no clue your skill level. If your like me and are good at action / platform games , but not a master , then you can brave it through and beat it. Just a fair warning , 20$ or not , you have to decide if that's worth frustrating gameplay , mixed with awesome and fun gameplay. The challenge is fun and keeps pushing you. The frustration can kill the game and I suspect has for many. I am a hollow knight fan. The games regardless are well made. It is just they go over board with certain things and instead of making it challenging, it makes a lot of stuff and areas tedious. Update- 25 hours in and almost to the end. Man it is hard to recommend this to anyone but hardcore , hardcore action / platformers. Tedious is an understatement trust me. I have died probably over a hundred times despite running almost perfect in some areas. One ill hit can mean the difference between life and death. Loosing your money and the backtracking over the same areas gets super old. I mean super old. I am nearing the end now and while I braved it through , I don't know that many will. The bosses hit much harder and if you don't get at least one extra mask and upgrade your needle at least once your gonna have hell. The one extra mask doesn't really even help , but you can heal that much more. So technically it's not even an extra hit. Hopefully you can heal a little. That usually turns into a few extra hits for me anyways. Healing is even more crucial. A few more benches could have worked wonders . As its normal to be exploring normal areas and die.

Man four amazing games. Contra , Super C , Contra 3 , and Contra Hard Corps. All with save states , and that stuff. Absolutely super fun action games even today.

Clearly agenda pushing is more important than the actual game to Capcom. Trust me Street Fighter 6 is a bizarre alternative reality. Ok Modern Controls are nothing more than a new person can button mash and beat you. So it takes skill out of the game lol. However the single player and one on one fighting is still the same. So long as you turn off modern controls. Modern controls are more like the old handicap deal on the old street fighter or mortal kombat. Where you can give a friend and unfair advantage if they suck lol. The single player in my opinion is fun at first but it grows old by about chapter 10 or so. It's kinda like a street fighter ,beat em up , adventure. It's fun but the real meat here is always the one on one fighting. With that being said the game has way to many micro transactions. Some costumes can be unlocked in single player. It takes some serious effort to unlock them all. Thing is there are still DLC costumes. Then they keep " introducing " more fighters and costumes and that of course costs more money. So once you get used to it is ok. Street fighter 6 is still street fighter with tons of paid DLC added in. You can probably wait six more months for the dlc to finally stop and buy the actual complete game lol. I want to emphasize the world tour mode. Ok the world tour you make a fighter and can customize the fighter with a ton of other moves. The masters are the main fighters ,and you can mix and match moves. Problem is the difficulty is unbalanced. Your level also matters greatly. World tour mode can take anywhere I suspect from 16 hours for a lower level fighter who has all the mechanics down. However for people like me , I at least need to be around the level range or I get absolutely decimated because I do not have a lot of patients. Fights get long and drawn out. The mode itself gets a little stale half way through. This is because of the grinding. I have put 20 hours in and am finally at the end . Have not beat it yet. However I have played plenty of world tour and online matches to give a solid opinion. With all that being said the one on one fighting is still slick. Problem with the one on one fighting is modern controls , which are allowed in ranked online. As I said , modern controls simplify most actions. Classic control gives you more and better control . However the problem is , if your like me and have not played a new street fighter in a while. You will be at home with the classic controls. However you will not know the ins and outs of the mechanics. Then if you go online , someone with modern controls can button mash you into oblivion lol. So I say a solid 7 out of 10. It's good. Problem is I prefer the older ones. Heck part four is better than this. Nothing wrong with experimenting. I just personally feel this is two steps foward and one step back kinda deal.

This is for the enhanced edition. While the controller interface is awesome and works well. All the bugs that plague the original are still here. Some worse than before , especially on switch 2. Take off that dumb deal when your trying to load a game and it asks you if you want to save. Then add a quick save. Then fix some of the bugs . Lol some npcs walk like Zombies. Then you get stuck running on flat land at times...I can go on and on. Then the graphics are not that great . They wasn't that great then. Maybe I am wrong but it looks the same?

This one game alone made the switch 2 purchase worth it. Is it a system seller? Absolutely. Mario kart 8 originally was no where near this beefy of a game. It was later when it was released as Mario Kart 8 deluxe with all DLC and even more DLC released over time. As it stands Mario kart world is easily the best content packed Mario Kart ever. Not to mention it trumps part 8 in every way. Graphics and music are all better. Really shows off what the switch 2 can do. When the dlc is released for this game , it's going to be an even bigger monster than Mario kart 8 deluxe. Just starting out you have like 32 damn single player tracks. Not to mention you can just cruise around the actual world and do dumb stuff just for fun. Then multi-player wise , you have eight tracks right off the bat for battle mode. Trust me Mario Kart World is the best Mario Kart ever released. After playing for a couple weeks now. Easily a 9.5 out of 10!