This remaster/remake is still a weird little thing to exist but man I'm glad it was created because I had alot more fun with it than I expected to.

The quality of life enhancements definitely make this game such a breeze and I really love how Zool feels. He's breakneck fast, but that's remedied by the movement and level design feeling slick to slide through. My only gripe is it being really easy for Zool to get killed (the invincibility frame shortage is nuts) but overall, I still had a fun time; so fun that it warranted 2 playthroughs on both difficulties from me. Hell yeah!

Like the Peppa Pig game I recently completed, I also got this game off that Fanatical Charity bundle. Once again I'm glad my money went to a good cause.

I didn't expect much out of this game lmfao, it's an IP I literally have no knowledge of. That said, its boring. I made it harder for myself by cutting the audio & subtitles so there was some challenge with finding the pawprints because the game really holds your hand throughout the entire playthrough, reminds me of flash games based on other children's properties. The game just seems to assume a child won't grasp anything so solutions are told to you outright.

This game is decent enough for parents to buy for their very young children to get them into videogames based on licensed properties they're into, but idk. If I had my own kids I'd put them on Mario because that easily does the job, or hell, Kirby. If not those two, Mickey & Spongebob have entry level games.

This review's mainly for the game's single player story mode campaign. I'll touch on the multiplayer aspect afterward.

I really enjoyed it. As someone that really enjoyed Octo Expansion back in Splatoon 2, 3's campaign was really damn fun and challenging. Some parts infuriating like the target test rail grinding missions, but I felt great getting them done (especially the final post game mission that was satisfying as hell to beat). I also really liked the storyline tying context in for Salmon Run. Fun as hell mode overall.

Now for everything else. Yeah, it's Splatoon. It's fun, I appreciate the QoL features like the Lobby system and fast travel, but I'm not too huge on the new maps. Not only are inkable walls mostly absent in a lot of them, I'm just not a fan of how small they are alongside feeling so geared to combat engagement? It's so counter-intuitive to Splatoon's design philosophy. Splatfests being a 3 way affair whilst also removing the region lock was a double edged sword too. Like yeah, it's cool to participate in Japanese Splatfests properly now, but the skill gap is brutal and Tri Color Splatfests are just stupid in execution.

I've only played Turf War so maybe my opinion would slightly be different if I played other modes, but eh. Online connection was stable as hell (surprisingly) for me so no complaints there. Presentation with music and visuals are great though.

Overall, Splatoon 3 is fun, but I feel like NIntendo could've waited a bit for the next console to release it. The game feels like it dropped too soon. That Single Player is fun though, I may end up grabbing Side Order.

TiminGooo! Is the closest thing we'll have to Rhythm Heaven on Switch. For what it is, it's pretty fun, but not as polished as Rhythm Heaven is with it's minigames. Some of TiminGooo's minigames range from fun to annoying, with the latter not being designed well when it comes to the visual & music cues. It boils down to just timed button presses with the music not being a factor with the inputs. Some minigames are also a lot shorter than I expected as well.

The humor is lighthearted, game's visually rooted with Japanese material too so that's also nice to see. And despite my issues with some minigames, I do like some of the music too. I do wish the game pulled new visuals for the 2nd lap of minigames though.

Overall, TiminGooo! is solid. I don't think it would satisfy the itch for Rhythm Heaven fans, but I don't think it's a waste of time either. Defs best to grab on a sale.

Suzy Cube is the embodiment of "Super Mario 3D Land at home". It isn't a bad game, its actually pretty chill and cozy, but it really wears that Mario 3D Land build on it's sleeve. The game is pretty short, not hard to 100%, and I do like the powerups the game had with nothing super crazy. Music is very boring and repetitive, the game is very simple, but pretty cute too.

I paid 74 cents for the game, don't regret getting it, but I've definitely played better indie 3D platformers like Siactro's titles. There's also a bug with the Steam release regarding one of the achievements which hasn't been fixed since the developers abandoned the game. There is a workaround though.

You could do alot worse than this game, but I think you're better off scooping up other indies.

Finally got around to beating this game after starting it way back in 2018. It's really damn good, love the control and feel of Spider-Man. I'm not too knowledgeable with the IP but I can tell Insomniac put a ton of love into it with the suits and attention to detail. I'm not too big on the stealth sections but I definitely get why they're there to break up the combat. Overall, fun game, I'm not itching to play Spider-Man 2 or Miles Morales cause I have enough games on my plate already, but I'm sure they're fun games.