The greatest pack-in/tech demo for any console ever. Game's fun still holds up today, it's extremely difficult to explain the charm of Wii Sports but god, it's incredible.

While the controls can be a little finnicky sometimes, it's still a really solid collection. In my opinion it doesn't really capture the full charm that Wii Sports had, though Resort definitely improves on a lot of what Wii Sports was missing.

Missing a huge amount of polish and fixes that similar games like Overwatch do way better, yet still ends up being more fun than them. Funny how that works out.

Would probably be a 4 star if I reviewed this about 4 years ago but holy shit, this game is in dire need of a new update.

Edit: no way, we got a new update

Never cared for this game much honestly, it feels way too difficult to get into and I really don't like those kind of games where you need to have the wiki open at all times. I do, however, recognize that it's a really high quality game for those who are into it.

I previously set this as 3 stars, but they're definitely improved it since it came out. I still feel like this is how the game should have been when it came out, but regardless it feels a lot more finished now.

Good shit, wish the extra content didn't cost as much

Pretty fun indie game, enjoyed it a lot with my family. Could have more characters, minigames, and modes.

Should definitely give this a second playthrough as I don't really remember much from it, but I do remember enjoying it.

first 3d sonic i've beaten, good music but aside from that it's just forgettable as hell

In terms of a collection, this is really good. With the amount of games alone it's great, but all the bonus content just makes this so worth it, for any loser who cares about nerdy stuff like manuals. I am the loser in question.

Definitely an experience. It plays really weirdly, as I somehow beat the entire game and I STILL don't understand how to play, but it's definitely a worthwhile experience. It does an incredible job of immersing the player through the environment and the music. I'm sure there's a really good story in here but I'm too dumb to understand it. When this game is at it's best, though, is when someone else is online and the game pairs you up with them. It's the same game as if you're playing alone, but just having someone with you there and using the very limited ways of communication just makes the game a really fun experience.

Playing old RPG Maker games continues to blow me away, I loved this game. It had more gameplay than I had expected beforehand which was a nice surprise, and the story and music worked so beautifully together.