This is a pretty flawed game, but it has been one of my favourites for a while, and the main reasons for that are the music and the dialogue. The music in this game is probably one of the best video game soundtracks ever! Every single song fits so perfectly and is extremely good. My favourite tunes are definitely Sky Tower, the amazing Boss Battle music and one of the greatest video game tunes of all time: Great Canyon! I notice that this game is flawed, for instance in that some attacks are utter bullshit, but I cannot get enough of playing it!

Probably my favourite Pokémon game (until I played Platinum that is). This game has huge nostalgic value to me! Like other Pokémon games, this game has huge replayability because of how you can vary your team every time you replay it, and I've completed this game maybe 20 times! The story is simple, but the way it builds is really epic. And god damn, this game has some brilliant music! Highlights include Team Galactic Boss Battle, Cynthia Battle and my personal favourite, Mt. Coronet! This is a bloody masterpiece!

This is an extremely critically acclaimed game, so I had to play it as a result. And I had a lot of fun with it! Some parts were really frustrating though, because the Metroidvania-style gameplay can easily lead to a lot of backtracking. This is unfortunately something that was a problem in this game. It didn't bother me that much though, and the end section of this game more than made up for it because of how good it was! The soundtrack is really good, but most of the tunes exist in better versions in the Metroid Prime games in my opinion. So, overall an overhyped, but pretty good game!

Wow, I actually finally finished this game. Just for your information, I started playing this game about 2 years ago, and today I finally finished it. Over 100 hours of gameplay have given me lots of information about this game. And I must say that this is one of the best PC games I've ever played. Sure, compared to other Metal Gear games I've played, it's not as good, but the gameplay more than makes up for that! And what gameplay it is! This has got to be some of the best stealth I've ever had the pleasure to play through! Almost every single mission had my blood pumping throughout the whole thing, and completing them was always immensely satisfying. The music always fit really good, and the standout tunes were Sahelanthropus Dominion, Sahelanthropus Dominion and Sahelanthropus Dominion. So, to summarize: this may not be the best Metal Gear game, but it is an absolutely incredible stealth game!

Probably one of the shortest games I've ever played. I can't believe how short it was. When it comes to the game itself though, it has some positives and negatives. The only really positive thing about this game is the Gold Flower, which is a powerup that turns things around the balls thrown with it into coins or coin dispensers in some way. That is a fun powerup to use. Unfortunately, the game's overall focus on coins gives you an excess of 1ups, which makes the game very easy. I never had a difficult time, and when I got to a level that had me stuck for a while, the really annoying "if this level's too hard, try this powerup"-system appeared, which is a level of handholding that I can not stand in video games. I wouldn't say that this game is very bad, but it isn't very good either, and the soundtrack doesn't help with that, because it is exactly the same soundtrack as the one for New Super Mario Bros. Wii! Some songs have been expanded on in a very, VERY small way, but it's exactly the same basically. I wouldn't really recommend this game to be honest.

I really like this game. It's been something I've been playing through many, many times ever since I was young. The Hoenn region is probably my favourite region from the Pokémon series, even though I only like it a bit more than Sinnoh from Gen IV. The selection of Pokémon in this region is also incredible, and this is not even mentioning how incredible the music is! Sadly, the music is the biggest highlight. There are few things that this game does better than Pearl, Diamond and Platinum, and I do find the lack of the Physical-Special split to be pretty annoying, because some team choices don't even work correctly as a result of this. But let's talk about something positive instead: the soundtrack! So many amazing songs, with the highlights being the Team Aqua Boss Theme, the Diving theme and the theme of the Regis. This is a really good game that I will probably replay a lot more in the future!

This is essentially Half-Life 2, but even better in my opinion! The game is divided into different distinct sections, and all of them have a different game feel to them. While there are no vehicle sections, that is more than made up for by the flow that this game had. I completed this game in one single sitting without taking any breaks. A game that lets you do that is incredible in my books. The final battle against a Strider is also one of the best fights in the Half-Life series. Simply amazing!

This game feels pretty similar to New Super Mario Bros. 2 when it comes to the amount of handholding it does and because of how easy it is. I had 90 extra lives when I defeated the final boss, which is not a problem per se, but the game doesn't seem to be consistent with its own design philosophy surrounding extra lives because of the fact that it, like NSMB2, has an optional tool that helps you if you get stuck. But when you have 90 extra lives, it's gonna take a Super Meat Boy-tier level to actually get you to lose that many lives on a single level, and no such level existed. I'll admit that this game isn't really that bad, but it isn't good either. It's just mediocre to be honest. The extra dimension wasn't compensated by enough dimensions gameplay-wise.

An overall solid addition to the Metal Gear series. The gameplay, as you may have guessed, is based around stealth. The difference is that this game feels much easier than other MGS games I've played, probably as a result of it originally being on a handheld console. The first four chapters are pretty good and pretty easy, but the end of chapter four has a huge difficulty curve. After completing chapter four however, the game unfortunately makes a huge mistake in chapter 5. It does end in a satisfying way, but the road there is bad, filled with repetitive plot points, not that much story and generally feels really filler-esque. If it wasn't for that sequence, this game would easily be an 8, but this unfortunately downgrades it to a solid 7. Also, the soundtrack is really good as you would expect from this series of games.