I played this game for 25 hours and all I got was this lousy Ada campaign.

The co-op is where this game shines and Wesker steals the show. I'll never forgive this game for killing him.

Everything you've ever heard about RE4 is no exaggeration. This game stands as monument to the industry and is perhaps the most influential game released in my lifetime thus far. It paved the way for action shooters to this very day. Always imitated, sometimes matched, never outclassed. It is a masterpiece. It is Resident Evil 4.

It's a step down from 2. You can really feel that this was meant to be a spin-off. At least it's only about five hours long.

Not gonna sugarcoat it, I don't like this game much at all. Capcom are masters of their craft, but they often struggle to find their footing with the first games in some of their series. Think Mega Man, Street Fighter, etc. This game has it's place in history, I'll grant it that, but play REmake to fully appreciate what this game wanted to go for. I rarely believe that a remake should replace its original, but Resident Evil is one of those cases.

Son of a bitch, they did it again.

I can't explain the level of comfort this game gives me. Wonderful visuals, awesome soundtrack, and the fucking King of Cosmos. Almost drowns out the screams of the people and animals I've rolled up in a ball to yeet into space.

No, Kojima Fans, this game being a repetitive and unfinished mess isn't apart of some genius design philosophy. You don't even fucking build Outer Heaven in this game. Y'know, the be all end all of Big Boss' ideals and worldview? Waste of time. At least the gameplay and soundtrack slaps.

The Phantom Pain peaked right here.

A severely underrated if flawed game, but a fun pick up and go one nonetheless. I'll always argue that Big Boss's story didn't need to be told anymore past 3, but this would have been a solid place to end it as well. Snake casting away his old identity and fully embracing the name of "Big Boss" is a chilling conclusion that needed nothing more afterwards. "This is Outer Heaven." Chills.

This is what happens when you force artists to make something they clearly never wanted to.

Controversially, this one may be my least favorite out of the first three games. That by no means is to say it's a bad game. It's incredible despite some camera issues with the initial release. Only major gripe is that I think the Cobra unit isn't great with the exception of a few standout members. Still leagues above Deadcells lame asses, but nowhere near as great as Foxhound.

This may well be the best thing Kojima ever directed and that's coming from a hardcore MGS2 enjoyer. The atmosphere is superb. I'll die on the hill that this game's visuals have held up perfectly. When you think of the PlayStation, you think of Metal Gear Solid.

Holy hell, this is how you do a sequel. Better stealth mechanics, VASTLY better story, great characters, and poisonous Zanzibar Hamsters. This baby has everything. And I don't think I even need to go over the soundtrack. The fact that most of the songs here get relegated to tracks used for VR missions in future entries is criminal. At least Smash understood how peak "Theme of Solid Snake" is.

I hope you like Theme of Tara.