Crush42 (2012-12-27 09:02:39)

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Dead Or Alive: Dimensions

All-around, a fantastic game. Months-worth of collectables, some of the best graphics on the 3DS still, and a truly addicting fighting system come all together in this brilliant game. No real complaints here.
10


Resident Evil: Revelations

With graphics that compete with top-quality X360 games, plenty of content, and a fantastic story, combined with the awesome controls, this shooter is a must-have for pretty much any gamer. My one complaint is that every important character was developed nicely... except Rachel. What's up with that? Not even a multiplayer appearance? Oh well.
9.5


The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time 3D

A handheld, 3D version of the greatest game of all time? Awesome! However, I can't help but think that Nintendo/Grezzo could've done a much better job with updating the graphics--they seemed to settle for GameCube-quality, when they could've made it look so much better...!
9


Code Of Princess

With a great, fully-voiced script, beautiful, painting-like graphics, anime-style cutscenes, and plenty of content, it's a shame the controls grew so repetitive.
8


Mario Kart 7

Fun levels, fantastic online play, the return of coins... too bad they cut out false item boxes and, more importantly, single-player VS. mode. Plus, the graphics and the low amount of characters disappointed big time, for me anyway.
6


Super Mario 3D Land

No, this isn't an open-world adventure, like SM64; it's Super Mario Bros. 3 with a slight 3D twist and maybe GameCube graphics. In the end, it's still right to left till you hit the flagpole. Again.
4.5


Rayman 3D

With sub-N64 graphics, clunky, horrible controls, 3D that didn't work for me, glitches everywhere... Need I say more? It's not just a bad game; in every sense of the word, it's broken.
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Ganondorf (2012-12-27 16:44:54)

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Well, here's the games I have:

Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D. After I bought this game, I remebered all the times I used to play it on the Nintendo 64 and was quite impressed with the updated graphics. And the game even includes Master Quest after you complete the regular playthrough. Overall, it was fantastic, truly the legend reborn. It'd be a 10.

Kid Icarus: Uprising. Having numerous weapons and their abilities keeps you wanting to collect more. The game's story is very well thought out, and the online is very good for me. Its got to be the must-get game of 2012. I give it 9.5.

Mario Kart 7. Yep, this game has quite an online play, now being able to play with random opponents you've played before. And even make communities. The single-player is ok, but collecting coins to unlock better customizable parts for the kart is time consuming at times. I'd give it an 8.5.

Paper Mario: Sticker Star. The game is good, with only 6 worlds and about 6+ levels in each world. Stickers are hard to collect at first, as you'd have to leave areas and re-enter if you don't have enough stickers. The puzzle aspect of the game is low, but trying to find a place to use Thing Stickers in certain areas is quite challenging. And the Sticker Museum will keep you playing. If you complete it all the wah through, people should give you bragging rights. -b
9/10

Star Fox 64 3D. The game has come back, but I'm a little disappointed. The main-story is good and all(same as it was on the Nintendo 64, except with updated graphics and TERRIBLE voice-acting), but I wish it had online multiplayer. That would set the game's sales up. Anyway, its good either way. Its a 7.5.

I hope my game rating was good. Anyway, see you guys later.

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