BrightGalaxy
Persona 5 was a good game. However, I am not fond of Joker's inclusion in this game. Mementos is a meh stage and for being a spinoff of the Megami Tensei franchise, there is absolutely zero mention or appearance of anything outside of Persona content. Even a Jack Frost stage cameo would have been enough. Moveset wise Joker is fine and Arsene is a cool gimmick, but overall could care less about his inclusion.
Wanted Spring Man instead. Not nearly as hype as other DLC picks for this game.
Thought male Byleth was pretty cool but was still a very disappointing end to Fighter Pass 1. Moveset is alright but not as remarkable as some other characters. I do agree that Fire Emblem has way too many characters in this game, but this is the one exception I am willing to make.
Have not played him much but seems like he has a pretty cool moveset. Not a bad choice for Smash and its cool to see actual fighting game characters included in the iconic party game.
Given that the bar of the Nintendo picks for the DLC packs was already pretty low, these two are easily the best out of the 3 Nintendo slots in the two DLC. They're basically two characters in one and while I also haven't played them a bunch, I remember having a pretty fun time playing them when I did.
It's Steve Minecraft! I don't need to say anything more.
Easily my second favorite DLC fighter from the second fighters pass. Not only did they add those FFVII spirits I wanted to see in the base game, but Sephiroth is a good character overall.
Three years ago I would have knocked this down a point since I didn't know too much about SNK but thought he was still cool. Having played a decent amount of KoF and Fatal Fury games, I definitely have a better appreciation for seeing Terry added into this game. His moveset is very faithful to his moveset in the games SNK makes and KoF lead to the creation of Smash. Overall, a very good inclusion.
Got my most wanted character and a handful of characters I thought would be cool additions. Not perfect but very close to it.
Only stinker is Min-Min but everyone else is either a solid addition or a mindblowing one. Sora was one of my most wanted characters and I was blown away by him getting in. That was the best possible conclusion to any DLC in anything ever.
An excellent compilation that has every single Halo game before 5. I previously had only played Reach's multiplayer and a very small amount of Halo 4's multiplayer, so having every game on one platform and for a cheap price is pretty convenient. My favorites were 3 & Reach but I had with all the Halo games. Reach and ODST are DLC though, but they aren't too expensive. The Multiplayer was supposedly fixed and from the few times I've tried it out, it works pretty well and does a good job of replicating the experience I had with Reach's multiplayer. If you have an Xbox One or Series X then you need to play this.
A lot of the songs in this game are pretty forgettable, but mixed in are a few bangers I still listen to from time to time. The game itself is a decent rhythm game and I had a fun time playing through all of the characters' stories. Besides the average soundtrack, my only other criticism is that the platinum trophy for this game was an absolute grind that I don't miss at all.
I remember being super hyped for this game as a little kid being impressed by its beautiful graphics and wide cast of characters. Years later it still holds up as a game that is not only more fun than Mario Kart but one of my favorite kart racers of all time. Like Crash Team Racing, this game has an emphasis on speed which makes for some fun, fast-paced races even if it isn't as deep as the aforementioned game. The roster and the tracks are both very good consisting of characters and tracks from just about every era of Sega's history. Banjo-Kazooie was a cool guest character for the 360 version. I do wish Nights, Ristar, Vyse, and Toejam & Earl made the cut for this game but at least most of them are in the sequel in some way.
1989
Beat this one on the Disney Afternoon collection. It's an NES title that has held up surprisingly well. The soundtrack is awesome and it's a good platformer that is definitely one of the easier games on the NES. It's pretty beginner friendly and fair in terms of NES platformers. A must-play for those who like any kind of platformer.
Bring back the American Sports Team!!!!!!