Coming off of Generations, this is one of the most disappointing Sonic games I've played. The series was really going places, just for it all to be thrown away for some weird experimental title. This is where the rut Modern Sonic is currently in started. It's a shame this game is not so great, because the parkour system is actually really interesting and could be a neat mechanic in future games. Everything else weighs the game down, though, which doesn't give the parkour system any room to shine.

PQ2 had kind of a rough start for me, since it's way more difficult than other Persona games, but once I got into it, I got really hooked. It's a shame it was left to die in obscurity on the 3DS, because this is such a solid spin off. The new character Hikari is really charming and so easy to sympathize with. It also does a better job of writing the rest of the cast compared to PQ1, which is seriously impressive, considering it has to juggle P5's cast as well. This game actually made me like Yosuke again, which I thought was an impossible feat. Kudos to you, PQ2. Overall, it's just such a solid game that I would recommend to any fan of the series with a 3DS.

Stormblood is good, in my opinion, but as far as the main story goes, only half of it is good with the other half in Ala Mhigo being offensively lame. That said, the post game content is kind of amazing, and it introduces some really cool jobs in Samurai and Red Mage. I'm not sure why Lyse is so prevalent in the title screen, trailers, and promotional material for the game, because she is about as relevant to the plot as your chocobo companion. You can remove her from the plot and almost nothing would change.