Honestly, the jumping constantly wasn't the real issue. It was the lack of support.

Ok, this game slaps pretty damn hard, and the workshop makes it slap even harder. Absolutely the best non-Smash Platform fighting game; no questions asked.

The fact that this game isn't as big or popular as others to get the attention and funds it needs to shine is a real slap to the face.

This feels like the first game with a lot more polish and care taken into it. Happy to be able to give this series a chance. Here's hoping the third game is even better.

Reminder, people once paid quadruple-digit numbers to play this game from eBay phones.

Ok, realistically, this game is more of an 8/10 for casual players. The 1/10 experience comes from those trying to 106% this fucking monster, and even then it probably would have just been a 5/10 game. However, the game had an error and caused it to reset when trying to get into Shipping Error, and that ended up causing me to lose around 2/3's to 3/4's of my progress to 106% completion. Deleted this game straight off my PS5 for that stunt. I never want to see it again.

Even for someone who doesn't do the hack and slash spectacle fighting game thing all that much, I could feel like something was missing. It's not bad, but the lack of a reliable way to keep tabs on your moves and combos, and just how much the game loves spamming enemies and repeating them made me feel like I had seen enough. It's not bad, but you need to be a real 2D hack-and-slash fan to love it.

Midna is kind of Mid, especially with the series already doing her unwilling/smug partner schtick with Tael and Ezio. As for the game itself, it's ok. I gave it the old college try and may come back again. Zelda just wasn't a series I could get into.

Oh hey, this is pretty fun, even if it's just playing with other random people online. Think I need friends to find the true enjoyment here.

2013

Not worth busting out the Wii U pad for, but if it's already there or on your phones, go ahead.

How did Toy Story 3 end up with such a different game for Xbox and PS3 consoles? I mean if it was DS and 360, I get it, but why screw the PS3 out of a decent Toy Story 3 game?

A nice introduction to the series that is a fun and solid time.

For a silly little tie-in game for the movie, it's still a blast to breeze through every now and then.

Yeah, I definitely can see the appeal here, but it's just not for me.

Nostalgia is heavily at play here as well, but the game is actually pretty good, so that helps.