I'm not even done with this game and it's one of my favorite games of all time. I'll give my thoughts when I'm done.

I adore this game. One of my favorite party games still. There's not much content in it, but what's there is well crafted, with a sense of humor that holds up.

The only Mega Man I was able to play to the end, and it was well worth it. This game is well worth a playthrough, it doesn't take long, and keeps you trying with it's challenging, but fair platforming. Of course this game has a it's clunkiness, but I can see why this one is regarded as the best one of the NES entries.

People like this game. I don't. That's all there is to say.

I've put the most Minecraft Hours into the Xbox 360 version from like 2012.

I like this game a lot. The art direction, the music, the dungeons, the characters, this game has it all. I got the special edition Wii U that came with this game and played through it pretty fast. Definitely in my top three games in the series.

When this game came out, I wasn't a fan, like most people. But coming back to it now after a few years, especially after 8th gen, I can appreciate it a lot more. Alola is the best region we've gotten since Sinnoh, Ultra Beasts are actually a great set of legendaries, and Alola itself is a beautiful region filled with lore. I am not a fan of z-moves, I really don't think they ever had a place in Pokemon, but the introduction of regional variants balanced this out.

A decent Kirby game, one of the better N64 games. I really enjoy the soundtrack and overall aesthetic of this game. Fusing power-ups also sets this game apart from the rest of the series. Overall, it's worth a play.

Subsoace Emissary is a fucking masterpiece that Super Smash Bros. will never be able to recreate.

This game was certainly impressive for its time, but I dont think it holds up at all today. I feel that every other generation of games in the series have at least some reason to revisit them, but not these.

A turning point for the entire game, and an excellent departure from A Realm Reborn. I don't really like the areas you travel to in this expansion, but there's still a lot to appreciate, especially in Ishgard. Overall it's my least favorite expansion, but I still enjoyed my time with it.

I played straight through the MSQ and patch quests in three days, and I loved it. It starts a little slow, which is expected, but the characters and locations in this expansion really stick out. The variety in the settings emphasized the feeling of travel, which was a big improvement from Heavensward for me.

I didn't understand MMO addiction until I played this game. As of right now I have been logging in almost every day for three months straight. The story and gameplay both peak with this expansion, which is really hard for me to say because it is currently the furthest point in the game. But after finishing the main story, Shadowbringers cemented itself as my favorite expansion, and one of my favorite games of all time.

It's hard for me to play so much of a game in such a short amount of time. I was not a monster hunter fan until this game, then before I knew it I was 130+ hours in, after only a few short weeks. The movement is much faster and easier, but there is significant depth in each weapon type. The grind is constant, but it's also addicting. I am always looking forward to new content, and I can say for sure that I am a fan of the series now.

Absolutely my favorite roguelike. There isn't anything for me to say about this game that hasn't already been said. I especially loved how Zagreus' relationships with the inhabitants of the Underworld progress.