It's a faithful port of UMK3, and the coolest new feature is that it displays your character's special move and fatality commands in whatever screen you're not playing. My main gripe is that you can't change the difficulty, and the computer can be stupid-hard.

It's not better than the original, but in my opinion it's a neat little remix.

I was skeptical of this game at first, but I grew to love it. But I do think it overuses the touch screen a little.

A neat idea for a game. You play as a kid who is at his friends house, and you have to beat a bunch of challenges within a series of made-up NES games. When you're not playing one of them, you can read the games' manuals and also magazines that give you hints and cheats. The dialogue between you & your friend is designed to resemble the gaming culture of the '80s. The games themselves aren't anything special though.

This is the fourth Layton game. After the excellent Unwound Future, I expected this one to be of similar quality, but sadly, it's not. The story is unremarkable. Don Paolo doesn't even make an appearance. The pacing takes a hit at the end of the game when the minimum puzzle requirement you get is really high. I also felt like there were too many math/geometry puzzles. Felt like I was in high school again.

This is definitely a step up from the first two games (Curious Village and Diabolical Box), with a much better story and better gameplay. It also builds nicely on the main cast introduced in those games.

It's not too different from the first game. It has more content, and the story is decent. A few of the puzzles, imo, were a bit too vague or frustrating, but the majority were okay. Like other Layton games, it's worth playing if you like brain-teasers.

Amazing remake of an already-great game, my second-favorite in the series only behind Black/White 2.

It was amazing when it came out because it was the first game in the series with online, but it hasn't aged well, especially since Platinum exists. One problem is that it's just too slooooooooooooooooow.

The pinnacle of Pokémon. I hope the series reaches this height again, as I know it's capable.

I think this game is a little underrated, I think both case 2 and 3 are quite good, and obviously case 4 is amazing. Franziska is one of my absolute favorite prosecutors too.

More of what made Ouendan 1 great, with some improvements and more songs! Another one of my all-time favorites.

A touch screen rhythm game, and the game that Elite Beat Agents is based on. It was one of my earliest import games and I absolutely adore it.

This game is a remake of Fushigi no Dungeon 2 on the Super Famicom, and it's an excellent roguelike. It's brutal and unforgiving, but also very addictive. Those looking for a challenge would be wise to pick this one up.

Good, but below average for Zelda. Some of the puzzles are too cryptic in my opinion. "Phantom Zelda" is quite an amusing thing though.