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The music in Banana Mania is exactly what you would want from a Monkey Ball game: energetic and silly. Every time you boot up the game, a lady yells “SUPER MONKEY BALL,” and it really gets you ready to get your monkey ball to the goal. The visuals are cutesy...
Lost Judgment looks incredibly sharp, especially on the PS5. Faces have subtle details like stress lines and wrinkles that make the characters look remarkably realistic, all while avoiding the uncanny valley. The voice acting in both languages is quite strong, though I find myself gravitating towards Japanese dubs for this...
Deathloop’s 60’s-inspired aesthetic is nothing short of mesmerizing. On the surface, the four main areas are quite similar, but they set themselves apart with the various themes of each. The frozen tundra of Fristad Rock is quite different from the vertical and residential area of Updaam. The areas even change...
Gamedec looks quite sharp, though it could use a bit more character art. The environments perfectly sell the feeling of being in a slimy but highly advanced future, while the character portraits give off a lot of personality for each character. I do wish that there were more portraits, as...
The art and sound are delightful, as should be expected from a WarioWare game. Everything looks colorful and weird, which is admittedly a good way to describe WarioWare in general. The art is clean, sharp, and gives the variety of wacky characters some additional flavor. The music for each stage...
The voice acting is top-notch as well, with many incredible voice talents, actors, and actresses lending their voices to Psychonauts 2’s characters. Richard Horvitz, as always, knocks it out of the park as Raz, but the whole cast really deserves to be commended. There’s not a single voice that felt...
The music in Sonic Colors: Ultimate has been largely remixed, and I’m a fan of most of the tracks. Themes for areas like Planet Wisp and Tropical Park were already strong in the original release, but the variations in each level this time around have some good energy and are...
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...
