Halo Reach is considered by most to be the weakest of the 5 Bungie Era Halo games. But if this is the weakest a series has to offer than the other games can only be considered 10/10s as well given how great Reach truly was and still is thanks to its PC port. The games main narrative centres around humanities losing war with the Covenant and the fall of Reach. This game was a beautiful way to end Bungies involvement in this series as we watch the origin to Combat Evolved play out. The gameplay is incredibly strong with some absolutely iconic Halo missions and unforgettable set pieces that blew me away back on the 360. The games ending was equally poignant and was an excellent way to end what was a perfect series.

Some of the best memories were made on this as I had hours of fun on Christmas's with my brothers playing custom games with the revolutionary file share and forge modes.

Persona 3 Reload is simply put one of the most perfect games ever made. This game is one of the very few stories to make me almost tear up with its grippingly tragic story of the pain that comes from loss and the beauty that comes from life. There is not a single element of this story that I would change as every single character serves a purpose to the overarching narrative and immerses me deeper into the story Persona 3 wants me to witness. There are a few standout characters who stick with me throughout my entire playthrough and whose personal stories can feel very real at times making me more invested in these characters then I am for characters in most of the media I have played, seen or read in my life. The ending to this game will always remind me how well this series balances its genuine heart warming themes with its more depressing elements. Although some of the original soundtrack is superior, equally, there is enough new music in this game to keep me invested in the game. The gameplay is an upgrade in most areas from Persona 5 and obviously even better than its original ps2 counterpart.

Overall I give it a Masterpiece rating