randomly saw this on fightcade and played on a whim at 2am. i am so confused ar everything that just happened but idk. its a neat concept, i probably wont revisit this. not a fan of the mutant Tetrominos though.

this can't be good for me but I feel great.

IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN (insert bad live service game of choice here). NOT HIM. ITS NOT FAAAIIIRRRRRR.

A really well made fan recreation of the original Rayman. Sadly I got to a point of feeling bored with this as it felt like it was dragging on a bit and getting frustratingly annoying with some level design aspects but I feel like thats more down to Rayman 1's design as a whole not really feeling that engaging to me personally.

Made me realise what never clicked with Origins for me though: the artstyle and sense of dreamlike wonder of Rayman 1, which makes me think of Tempo on the 32X or Ristar and other games of the mid 90s that carry that same dreamlike wonder in my eyes, feels so much more interesting and just nice to me than Origins' weird style that just always gave me the vibes of one of those forgettable cartoons that were bad even as a kid but you have to wait for something better to be on. Idk tangent aside I thought this was fun in its first half it just starts to feel repetitive and annoying at times.

Fun bizarro version of Sonic 2 with elements of 3&K and the then new Modern designs of the cast. Honestly not really any reason to play this outside of it being an interesting novelty in the series' history - but its not bad, just not too interesting overall.

Its Bomberman. Really plain and simple portable Bomberman, easy to pull out and play at a moments notice but not really anything special.

Atleast the title doesn't lie, this game is the pits and theres a couple fighters.

1987

A fine addition to the series, in essence its just more Arkham City but not as polished. The part where your jumping around parts of a falling bridge is the standout but overall this is just perfectly fine as "more arkham" and not much else.

I was 100 percent the only person in my theatre to recognise the Green Goblin from this game was in Across The Spider-Verse, and I am 100 percent NOT the only person to recognise that this game kinda sucks.

As far as NES games go, this one doesn't even feel like it was even that great at the time it released. Nintendo seems to think its the best game on the system though by how much it gets rereleased.

Its no Tekken, but still a fun fighting game thats also a really impressive graphical showcase as an original Xbox launch title.

Also theres boobs, and they sure do have physics of some kind.

Played this because it came with the N64 I just ordered and I don't have anything else to play on it yet. Its not that great.

I'm probably very biased because the most snowboarding knowledge I have is all from SSX 3 but as far as I know this game is pretty realistic for 1998, and would have been a fun time for snowboarding fans at the time...but for someone who just wanted a fun game and not an aged snowboarding sim I'd say look for other games (like SSX 3, that games cool as hell)

Probably one of the most important games I played in my later childhood, but find it incredibly difficult to get back into now with all the new additions and lack of motivation to do much in it personally. But I have incredibly fond memories of Minecraft through the years, and its something that I'll always attempt to play again every once in a while.