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vtheyoshi wrote:It's a great game with some really fun rhythm based RPG combat, as well as a great story. It is also hilarious and quirky throughout, giving it an immense amount of charm, it's Paper Based art style looks nice too. It was really difficult to choose between this and Bowser's Inside Story, but Paper Mario wins this year.
Lloy2 wrote:Immersive constantly, has always given off a very distinct atmosphere while playing that surrounds the entire game.
Loopy.From.ONM wrote:I don't expect anyone else to have even heard of this game, let alone list it in this topic. I don't play it any more, despite having two copies. But for many years it was my favourite game. Even to this day, it is probably my most played game of all time.
pokemaniac 212 wrote:That said, this is a truly outstanding game. My one complaint is that the final cases would be better as one final supercase, rather than split in two, as while the last case is epic, it just feels too short, and is so closely tied to the previous that it could easily continue. However, the cases on the whole are the most consistently good that the series has had, with none I would consider duds, and with Phoenix Wright that's all you can really ask for.
geengy wrote:Oddly enough, my first Layton game. It blew me away with its clever/ridiculous twists, amd the puzzles were a fun challenge. Got me interested in Level-5 games
AnotherCastle wrote:I played the Gameboy version and wow, so many car journeys were spent trying to complete this game. When I finally beat K. Rool, it was one of my proudest gaming moments. The soundtrack is great.
Ned Reid wrote:Best online ever. Not much more to say.
The only Assassin's Creed on the list, II took the promise of the original and ran with it, earning enough popularity and money to ensure Ubisoft would make this their yearly franchise and never stop making them.
The best rhythm action game? Maybe. It never set sales on fire, but everyone who has played it loves it, probably because of how insane it is...
Mario's first SNES adventure which looked at Bros 3 and went “we can do better". More levels, more secrets and more Yoshi, this was the game that would eventually become the template for the NSMB series.
lil gamer wrote:Fantastic stealth. Really well done mechanics and an interesting world to explore too. Great in almost every department.
KingoftheSocks wrote:My favourite Platformer by far, tight controls, slick gameplay and great fun with 4 players or on your own. And the rhythm action like music levels with some great covers including of a hilarious Mariachi version of Eye of the Tiger, Black betty and others. An absolute treat to play
wiill 64 wrote:Finally had a full playthrough of this game last year and it was amazing. With its quirky characters, hilarous enemies, and funny pop culture refernces I loved every minute of this game. It also had some serious moments too, with the final battle against Giygas being one of my favourite boss battles of all time with its creepy music, weird background, and unique way to defeat it. Also Porky Means Business has to be one of the best pieces of music in an SNES game ever.
geengy wrote:Relentlessly brutal, in both difficulty and in its love for drugs and violence. I love how stealth works in this game, and the art is totally rad.
Rockstar, ever known for their sensitive approach, set their sights on the playground. Once you got past the “you'll taint the kids of today" bollocks you realised it was another great open world game from the people known for making great open world games. Crazy, eh?
geengy wrote:This, for me, was the first time in ages that Pokémon got serious about evolving itself. A Regional Pokédex with only new pokémon, a fully developed story, and the first time you could play agaimst strangers online without firend codes in a Pokémon game - WITH A WPA BROADBAND!
One of the few non-Metrovania Metrovania games that goes toe to toe with those series on their best day. It's one of the best freeware games ever, and is now available on a bunch of (mainly Nintendo) platforms. So go check it out. Like I will. One day.
The best sportsball god sim that ever was, it would seem. This was also the first to come out on Steam, though I imagine that's a random coincidence.
Sega does what Nintendon't. This was Sega's master plan for beating Mario, and it paid off and then some. The speed rush, the simple controls, the attitude, the replayability with trying to get those Chaos Emeralds, these were the good old days before a billion and one characters were added.
Loopy.From.ONM wrote:I remember when I used to be very into this game. I have a saved file where I completed the game with zero Pikmin deaths. That's how much I cared about the little guys in the end.
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