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Weirdly more fun and fast than All-Stars Racing 2. The announcer being a hypeman, the yay obscure SEGA characters like the Bonanza Bros, and even some of the tracks from Sonic R/Rush should be enough for you to give this a try.

Also, if Amy's one of the other racers you face, dread her. Her All-Star gives her the ability to be 5 seconds closer without you expecting her to be there. And it'll give you PTSD any other time you hear My Sweet Passion.

9/10!

A good game unfortunately a bit downed by a bad port. And it's much more tougher than the original.

Good things about it:

- A pretty solid story, despite what everyone says about the ending.

- No need to go everywhere on the map to find what you need to do next for a ranking battle (even though it's not open world like the original, it's still helpful.)

- Awesome boss themes/battle themes (Margaret's being my personal favorite)

- The undeniably cool as ♥♥♥♥ kill scenes after you beat a boss

- The fact you can dual wield katanas (and the fact that the Tsubaki-III came back!)

- Playing as Shinobu and Henry

Bad things about it:

- The consistent crashes it'll do if you try to play it without configuring it
(My advice? Get the NTCore 4GB Patch and set the compatibility to Vista Service Pack 2. For whatever reason, it'll work fine afterwards, but it won't have button inputs and the 4th side mission won't work anymore. Other than that, it should be fine to continue playing.)

- The platforming on Shinobu's levels being real janky and Henry only having ONE segment, that being in his fever dream

- Some of the bosses being VERY heavy on spamming attacks, denying you any recovery and having to cheese the fights if nothing else works. (Looking at you, Ryuji, Mimmy, and JB's 2nd phase.)

- Not as much cool customization as the original (some aren't too bad, but it feels weird to have some that feel like a preset. Least the OG outfit's still there!)

Overall, if you know how to configure and get this working, you'll have a good time with No More Heroes 2.

8/10.

If Hideo Kojima had a son that made his own version of Scott Pilgrim vs The World and amplified the weirdness by 12, this would be the result.

A VERY fun hack-and-slash, easy-to-follow story, and the side missions you do to get enough to continue fighting are actually pretty fun on their own, too.

And prepare to have your mind broken by the time you reach the last boss.

Despite what most would say about Forces, I personally don't mind it.

For one thing, it's neat you can create your very own character who plays a huge role in the game, and fights alongside with Sonic and his friends.

In my heart, it's the Devil May Cry 2 of Sonic. Not my personal favorite, but not the worst game I've ever played. It's VERY enjoyable if you're not a diehard fan, even if the last few levels and some bosses are frustrating at points, much like DMC 2.

Also, your best bet would be to wait until it goes on sale. 39 bucks for this initially seems WAY too high for what it's worth in my eyes.

(Also, the vocal tracks slap, the OST kicks ass, and be sure to check out the mods for this game on GameBanana. REAL good stuff there!)

8/10.

Ever wanted to shred the park as Sonic, Jotaro, Master Chief, Crash, Coco, a Stormtrooper, and Son Goku?

Nexus Mods makes that possible, and also, this game is genuine fun.

I think it's safe to say: Tony and Matt did it again.

They made yet another awesome Deluxe Papa Louie game!

And this one will kinda make you sweat imaginary bullets because of how quick it goes compared to Freezeria!

Edgelord from the 2000's Leon is my third favorite Leon next to Mafia Leon and the original.

It might not be for everyone, but if you want to embrace the darkness within you, I say get it when you can.

Fun reminder that September 30th is a monumental day in Resident Evil history. Never forget it.

Also, this remake is good!

I suck at these type of games, but hey, KOF 2002's pretty damn fun.

A very solid remake. What they did for a remake of a cheesy, yet lovable classic from '05 was pretty damn good in terms of a more serious re-telling.

Granted, a lot of classic lines, weapons like the PRL-412, and loads of other things and such were omitted, but some of it was given a nod or two, whether via dialogue or an achievement. (sadly, it can't be said for the PRL.)

And they did Luis and Ashley's characters SO much justice. Way more development and attachment to them than in the original. (Not that the original didn't try to do that, of course.)

As for how combat, weapons, and enemies go? WAY more faster than the original, I'll admit. But once you get the hang of it, prepare to kick ass.

SOLID 10/10. If you loved the original, I'd say give this a try, too.