stewthepoo
2012
This is one of the most Sega, Sega games to ever have Sega'd.
I can see why people are so nostalgic for it, the god tier art design and godly soundtrack would last in peoples memories longer then the infuriatingly schizophrenic hit detection.
But playing it for the first time in 2023 is a bit rough. Fluctuates between a 1 star and a 5 star.
Colour me beyond hyped for the upcoming next gen release. The series has an unfathomable amount of potential.
I can see why people are so nostalgic for it, the god tier art design and godly soundtrack would last in peoples memories longer then the infuriatingly schizophrenic hit detection.
But playing it for the first time in 2023 is a bit rough. Fluctuates between a 1 star and a 5 star.
Colour me beyond hyped for the upcoming next gen release. The series has an unfathomable amount of potential.
2021
Pretty meh
Collected every Korok seed, and strangely I don't hate the game.
2003
The game controls fine once you realise slapping the sides of the bongos is the more accurate way to clap.
I haven't regained feeling in my palms since however.
I haven't regained feeling in my palms since however.
2006
Hoverboards are cool as heck. It's a shame this series got two crap sequels.
Camp Omega is one of the best designed levels in all of video games.
2004
Best of the Advance trilogy. I remember listening to the soundtrack endlessly on long car journeys.
Zero suit Jill.
Fun multiplayer.
Fun multiplayer.
1994
That opening cut scene with the ooze rabbit used to give me nightmares as a kid.
I love sand.
2013
It's not a horror game. Don't be fooled.
1989
Wholesome memories of playing this with my Mum in the mid 90-s helping her get past the tough levels. The first time the two of us saw the end credits it was a downright religious experience.
2006
It truly was a classic. No deceptive naming here.
2009
Overhated.
A unfun slog.