This was a trip down memory lane when it comes to the two lego star wars games: the prequel and the original trilogy. Although these were the first two games that I have ever played growing up throughout my childhood instead of playing games that were popular at the time like Halo, Metal Gear Solid, or Half Life. But with that out of the way, The Skywalker Saga is pretty good and fun to play. There are plants you can explore and spaces to travel in between throughout the game that makes it fun. There is one planet however that I started to feel annoyed with its progression and its layout, Kef Bir. That planet was a chore to explore with one transition cutscene between lands and it was annoying. Then there was four floors that I needed to climb and it was a chore when doing main and side missions. Other than that, every planet did not feel boring to explore for collectibles and I am glad that i had my time with it. Not going to mention the Star Wars strories since I have said my part on ROTS, but not the others since I have watched them already. The only thing that affects the rating is the gameplay and that is all I care about. The Lego Skywalker saga was fun, funny, and delightful when it comes to finally closing the chapter on the skywalker saga. If you love the lego star wars games, then you will love this one.

When I started playing this game in May of 2021 (after refunding it back in December 2020 and then suddenly getting it for free), I was introduced to something that felt promising; then, when I got further into the game, I was left with lots of disappointment even though there were lots of bugs, but the story and the way it was setup felt like a complete joke and a waste of time. I stopped within 2021 after playing with the game for a bit on the PS4. Then when mid-2022 hit and I got a PS5, I jumped back into the game, and it looked so much better than when I played on last gen. I picked the pieces where I left off and completed the story's first playthrough ten days ago (when writing this review). I played the story again and focused on different aspects and angles of the game differently to get that one ending that was missable. It took me 5 to 6 days to complete the story the second time, and at least it felt a lot more refreshing from beginning to end because I was playing it on a better console and reliving the Night City experience in a cool way doing things there. Overall, the game was ok for the most part. The role-playing dialogue was cool, but I would not call it unique since it was WAY OVERROMISED by many people and was let down by CDPR's lies. Gameplay is very awesome with its way of how you kill people either with a weapon or quickhacks. The quickhacks components were one of the game's best and only unique parts because they show you how to take down non-lethal or kill someone. Panam and Judy were the only characters I loved from the game, and I would like to see more of them, hopefully in the sequel or other Cyberpunk adaptations. Anyways, that's my thought on the game.

C+

This game fucking rocks. I was not familiar with the original GameCube game, but this remastered edition made me fall in love with its combat, scan visor, and everything else Retro Studios offered to the table. Fucking love it, fucking love every moment of the game, and I love how challenging it is. Even when you beat something challenging, you get to start to feel this satisfaction in you that makes you feel triumphant and glorious, especially when I got towards the end of the game. If you have a Nintendo Switch and looking for some fun challenges, then play this remastered edition of Metroid Prime because its a lot of fun, the game soundtrack will make you dance to the rhythm, and it is meant to be played on a tv screen for that specific reason. It is also $40, which is cheaper than those $70 games that were released since 2020. Go play it, it is fun.

A+