Best platform fighter, hands down. Really solid controls, solid online, tons of single-player content, and an ever-growing collection of Steam Workshop material that keeps me hooked.

Honestly, the scariest the franchise has ever been. A lot of that scare factor is lost once you learn how to handle the admitedly simple AI, sure, but this is still one of my favorites in the franchise.

People dismiss this one far too much. While it's a fairly standard Mario platformer, it's still a wonderful time and has a lot of charm to it. Tons of fun power-ups and challenges, even if its replay value isn't as crazy as some of the later NSMBs.

Really damn solid. Sometimes levels get tough to the point of unfun frusturation, but the art and music are stellar.

when the imposter is sus

Best played with friends; Public lobbies are a mixed bag nowadays.

A great game. Some kingdoms feel like they have squandered potential, and most of my post-game was spent on Balloon World rather than hunting down moons, but I still had fun with the main campaign.

An absolute masterclass, honestly. Tough, but still fair. Amazing art and music. Really need to pick it back up smetime.

Single-player content could be much better, and online lag can be awful. Still my favorite Smash, though.

Absolute gem. Great style, great gameplay, great music, and it's got Mort the Chicken. What more could you ask for?

Its incredible legacy aside, this is still a fun one to come back to, even if it hasn't aged the best in some areas.

My favorite Sonic game, period. Tons of fun.

A stellar entry in Mario history. World 8 gets annoying tho

Hold on. Let 'em cook.

Not a stellar platform fighter - I totally understand people's issues with its floatiness, and the grind gets downright unfun at times - but it's got promise.

Great tracks, great music, great game.

Meh - I can't deny this game's legacy, but it is easily superceded by its Genesis sequels in terms of personal enjoyment.