Sonic Mania is the moment where SEGA gave up and stopped trying.

Actually better than Mario Kart.

Sonic and the Black Knight in itself justifies SEGA's massive hangover period over the Wii's dead corpse.

The Wii games were such a grim era for Sonic : You could catapult him into One Thousand and One Nights and somehow make it a potent, new kind of boring.

Strip the Phantom Hourglass of its expansive gesture of sea-faring companionship and you end up with this.

A more exciting tale than Wind Waker, in my eyes.

Have you ever felt a compulsion to not ever play a game, as if you knew every thing there was to know about it before a button had been pressed ?

That's how I feel about Undertale.

"L'épée ne saurait être que matérielle."

Ratonhnhaké:ton is this series' biggest missed opportunity ; the occasion to navigate a unique perspective in a colonizer's world that could never exist in the Ubisoft superstructure anyway.

Passed around like an emo artifact in the closet.

The wide range of dramatical twists and eye-popping gameplay moments on display here is just crazy.

Massive clusterfuck.

Constantly stunts its own progress.

LEGO games shrink down the joyful act of collage, making it a simple matter of pressing the remote to rewind your program to an "ideal", initial state.

Kids deserve better.

Indigent as an immersive sim and shallow as an artistical proposition. The faux-transhumanist mirror this industry deserves.