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It’s worth noting that Bandai seems pretty enthusiastic about fixing Jump Force up a bit through patches (the first of which is said to fix bugs and reduce load times), so it may be worth coming back to this one in the future. But the extent to which the game...
Kingdom Hearts III
Finally we have the music, which is as stellar as always. Kingdom Hearts is known for its fantastic music, and Kingdom Hearts III is no exception. Remixed takes on classic Kingdom Hearts tracks are a nostalgic joy to listen to, while many of the new songs could easily be considered...
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
On a much higher note, the visuals and music in Ultimate are consistently gorgeous. There are lots of new remixes from all across the roster, alongside pretty much every remix from past Smash Bros. titles. Character models are stages are more detailed than ever before, and retro stages have been...
Beholder: Complete Edition
My issue with Blissful Sleep comes from its abundance of instances where nothing happens. If you mess up a few questlines, you have almost nothing to do for long stretches of time. Though you can fast forward time, it would sometimes feel like you’re just waiting for Hector to get...
Visually, RIDE 3 is decent in motion and inconsistent when static. As is the case with many bike games, the human faces are sort of off-putting. Your rider looks fine in their racing gear (with their helmet on), and tracks look alright in motion. It’s all just fine though, nothing...
As a minor point, I really like that the story is presented in the same way that Persona 4 presented its narrative. Animated illustrations of each character appear when they talk, making different expressions while blinking and striking poses. It goes a long way in solidifying Dancing All Night as...
Spyro Reignited Trilogy
The voicework is great, with Tom Kenny once again proving that he’s one of the most memorable voices in the industry for good reason. The newly-designed dragons’ voices give them much more character as well, as they each feel like their own dragon instead of reskinned clones of the first...
Call of Cthulhu
The other area in which Call of Cthulhu does struggle is its visuals, which are best described as inconsistent. While the supernatural creatures and eerie surroundings look fantastic, the human models run the gamut from creepy to laughably stone-faced. Some big moments in the story are dampened by the goofy...
LEGO DC Super-Villains
Lego DC Super Villains continues the trend of recent Lego games looking fantastic. I love that that each minifig and build looks as if it was made from real Lego. Each iconic character is made even more realistic through the game’s top-notch voicework. Legendary voice talent like Kevin Conroy, Mark...
My Hero One's Justice
The visual style of One’s Justice is essentially perfect when it comes to adapting Kohei Horikoshi’s artstyle to 3D. In the same way that Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise is the perfect recreation of Fist of the North Star’s artstyle, One’s Justice looks identical to its source material in...
SoulCalibur VI
The music in SoulCalibur VI successfully captures the feeling of adventure and fantasy that SoulCalibur is all about, as does the over-the-top voice-acting that suits the series so well. The narrator/announcer is as hammy as ever, which I consider to be an essential part for any SoulCalibur game.
Tetsuo Hara’s artstyle really shines in Lost Paradise. It looks so incredibly accurate to its source material that I would go so far as to say that this is the absolute best that Fist of the North Star could look in 3D. Character models look perfect, fighting is visually pleasing,...
