It's a pretty fun game, so I can certainly see why so many people like it. It has a lot of charm and personality, the characters are pretty true to their cartoon selves, and there's plenty to explore and collect. I think it's missing that element of difficulty and optimization that other platformers like A Hat in Time and Super Mario 64 have though (bosses are pretty simple, no deeper movement tech, etc). Still a worthwhile time if you just want something to chill with and/or want a nice looking 3D platformer to keep you entertained for a little while. I'll give the original on GameCube a try later to see if there's any big differences.