I have no idea why or when discussion of this game online became so vitriolic but here we are. Spider-Man 2 is a great game just like the first with some improvements to the movement and now you can play as both Peter and Miles. Fun!

Gameplay is largely the same as the first. The gadget system was overhauled into something a little more simplified. As said before, moving across the city is faster and easier. For those who felt like swinging mindlessly had no consequence in the first game, there's an option to turn on fall damage and whatnot in the options menu. That's...kind of it.

The story is good, but I don't think I was nearly as invested as I was in the first games story. The final act just kinda rushes through things with not a lot of room to breath. Some decisions regarding certain villains are also...questionable. I think rewriting some of it and having the game be just a bit longer could fix some it.

I guess to sum it up easily if you liked the first game or the Miles Morales spin off, you'll definitely like this one. You swing around as Spider-Man, beat up the baddies, and save the day. Bada bing bada boom. Hopefully in the third game they can spice it up just a liiiiitle bit more and create a truly perfect sequel.

I now see why everyone wants a new F-Zero. This game kicks ass. Simply one of the best racing games out there.

This game is challenging but not in a way that makes you want to tear your hair out. At first you'll be bumbling around knocking into walls and falling off courses like mad, but when you get the hang of everything...it feels great to play. Playing through the story mode levels is addicting. You play it on the easiest difficulty first, and then when you unlock the harder versions you keep coming back to earn more rewards whether it be new racers or parts for a new car you can build yourself. The higher difficulties really test your skill, and when you conquer them, you feel like you're on top of the world. If you find the story mode too challenging, then switch to the grand prix. It still provides that same adrenaline fueled hype that you get in the story mode levels, but at a more manageable difficulty.

This game also absolutely oozes charm. If this is the result of Sega and Nintendo collaborating, they should do it more often. The characters and world of F-Zero are fun and I hope we get to see more of them someday. Each racer has their own backstory and reason for joining the grand prix, making the decision of who you play as a bit more personal. When you win a grand prix you also get to interview the character you played as and ask them questions, allowing you to learn even more about them. If you manage to win on the absolute highest difficulty, you get a special cutscene during the credits featuring your character as the star. It's things like this that make me love this game so much. I was switching constantly between racers during grand prix mode, just to see what each had to offer cause I wanted to know more about them.

The game has a killer soundtrack as well. Each character gets their own theme song, and each race track has a great theme to go along with it.

Just a really great game. If you can somehow convince some friends to play it with you, it makes for a really fun time. My only real complaint is that I wish you didn't have a life system in grand prix mode. Losing lives on higher difficulties and having to start all over because of a small mistake is pretty annoying. If you're emulating, don't be afraid to save state at the start of a race to save some time. Just a make new F-Zero almost exactly like this one and you're golden, Nintendo.

A childhood classic and as a huge Simpsons fan, this game is great. When this game released, the show was already past it's prime but there are some good jokes and visual gags throughout the game. It's surprising this game turned out as well as it did.

The gameplay is kinda just GTA but with the Simpsons plastered over it. If you're a fan of the show, you'll probably love it. You run around as the Simpsons, steal cars, and run over beloved characters. What's not to love? Okay, so some of the missions towards the second half of the game have pretty strict time limits. You know what though? Stop being a little wiener like Milhouse and get good.

This game has a really good soundtrack. Like, crazy good. Give it a listen if you don't wanna play the game because there are some bangers to be heard.

Overall, a very good game. If you're going for full completion, be prepared to grind for some coins. There's no easy way to earn them towards the end except by doing the same wager races over and over. The physics can also be wonky sometimes. These are pretty much my biggest complaints. Give this game a remaster or a remake already!