Spencer Legacy
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Unlike many recent remasters and rereleases, there’s no bonus content like art, advertisements for the game, or behind-the-scenes insight. These things aren’t necessary, but the lack of them combined with the shoddy visuals and lack of QoL improvements make this collection feel a bit half-baked.
The music is as catchy as ever in No More Heroes III, with quite a few tracks that are still stuck in my head after beating the game. The voice acting deserves a special mention as well, as Robin Atkin Downes is as flawless as ever when it comes to...
The art and music are rather charming, as they pretty quickly sold me on the adventurous and carefree tone of the main characters as they cross Japan. The Go-Getters all look quite distinct from one another, and their appearances perfectly communicate their characters with just a glance. The English voice...
Finally, the music is one of the best parts of this collection. Every track, from the grand Court theme to the duology’s exciting take on “Pursuit,” feel perfectly suited to the moments in which they’re used. Almost every single track is insanely memorable, and worms its way into your head...
The music and voicework in Champion’s Battle are quite well-done. The English voice acting is quite spirited and enthusiastic, which sells the exciting atmosphere of Shadowverse rather well. The music is just as lively, with some truly bumping tracks that get you in the mood to throw-down at a children’s...
The visuals of Skyward Sword HD are impressive for a remaster of a Wii game, which partially comes down to the timeless style it has. It’s a mix between the colors of Wind Waker and the more realistic proportions of Twilight Princess, and it looks swell all-around. The music is...
The sound and visuals of Samurai Warriors 5 are strong, though the game occasionally struggles to keep up with everything that’s happening on-screen. The occasional few-second freeze and dropped frames would make the unending action feel a bit less fluid, though these issues didn’t happen often enough to hamper the...
Super Rush is quite a nice-looking game, as the courses and characters both have that Nintendo polish that’s so hard to replicate. The character designs are excellent, from Wario’s goofy golf-cowboy look to the more traditional attire of Mario and Pauline. The courses are lively and gorgeous, even if they...
Akiba’s Trip doesn’t look good. It originally came out on the PSP, and you can definitely tell right away. The models are pretty simple with janky movement and a lack of detail, with many of the same models being around each area at once. The 2D art seen in cutscenes...
Visually, The Silver Case 2425 is quite stylish. Text boxes appear in various sizes around the screen, while art and videos dynamically change shape and size to give you different sensations throughout the stories. The art itself is striking, and they don’t hold back on detail for even grotesque crime...
On the other hand, the music of Disgaea 6 is delightfully manic. A lot of the tracks are energetic and fun, while others are more subdued and serious. No matter the tone, they all retain that feeling of mischief in some way or another, which makes them feel perfect for...
The best part of Miracle World DX is its lovingly crafted visuals. The pixel art is incredibly expressive, and it gives new life to the game and its fantasy world. Alex himself, as well as Miracle World DX’s many enemies, gets a glow-up that adds a great deal of personality...
