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.

Although there's not really much reason to play this game anymore, I'd say it's the first game where they truly got the Mario Kart gameplay formula down for good. Mario Kart Wii was incredible, but this just feels so perfect to play that it even outclasses the feeling of it. However, I feel like it misses that charm that Mario Kart Wii had. The game felt like it had so much personality, whereas this game just feels kinda... empty. Soulless. It feels unfinished. Thankfully we got Mario Kart 8, which is essentially an improvement of this game in every way. So while there really isn't any reason to play it, it did well in setting up the gameplay for 8 to be perfect.

A fantastic side-story on Persona 4, it went way more in-depth than I ever expected. Written just as well as the original game. That said, the gameplay is definitely lacking. With the only gameplay being the dancing games, they should have gone a lot further than they did. As someone into rhythm games, there's a lot of basic features that should be here that simply aren't. That said, it still works perfectly, is fun, and the story is super engaging, so it's forgivable. All the characters, costumes, accessories, this game definitely has enough content to keep me coming back long after I've beaten it.