Soul Calibur 2 is really good, but the best way to play it is on the GameCube so you can be Link! The later Soul Calibur games (4, 5, and 6) are also great becasue you can make your own characters and it's fun to do so.
Klonoa 2 is one of my favorites on the PS2. I wish Namco would bring this series back with a new game.
The R&C games on PS2 were some of the best 3D platformers of that generation. Especially the 2nd and 3rd one.
Those Capcom collections are also cool. I miss when companies would put tons of their games on collections ilke that. At least Capcom still does that to a degree.
I want to try the Monster Hunter Stories games if I ever get the time. Did you know there's an anime cartoon of that?
The sequels to Mega Man Battle Network greatly improved the map. They're fun games, but they got a little same-y to me after the 4th one. My brother Jeff loved them because of the Pokemon aspects.
Congrats on getting a Switch 2. Mario Kart World, DK Bananaza, and Kirby Air Riders are all great ones!
I did not like Shadow Labyrinth, though. Not because it was a dark Pac-Man take, but because it just wasn't a very good Metroidvania. And it was too hard. However, I heard in an updae they added an easy mode so maybe I'll go back and try that. However, Pokemon Pokopia comes out in a few days so I doubt that'll happen any time soon!
And I want to review it!
The GBA roster is so good that for this list, it's easier for me to list the games I'm not interested in. Stuff like Tactics Ogre and Fire Emblem, Tony Hawk, stuff like that.
G&W Gallery 4 is the last one. It came out before WarioWare.
I'm no where near being famous. It's all in who you know.
The new game comes out on consoles at the end of May. I got a press release about it and I'm pretty sure I'll get to review it, too!
The GBA is my favorite handheld. Basically because it's a portable souped up SNES.
Yoshi's Island on the GBA is great, but honestly, the SNES version is still better and I think you can play that on NSO as well.
Golden Sun was one of the few game series on the GBA I missed out on. I would've loved to play them, but you can't play them all, especially on a system that had so many great games. One of the reasons why it's my favorite.
The first Mario & Luigi game is one of the best ones. Bowser's Inside Story is still better, but the first one is still pretty great.
That first WarioWare game was my GOTY when it was released (in 2003 I think). And I've enjoyed the series ever since. Only thing I don't like about it is that it kind of killed off the Game & Watch Galleries.
Even though I like Wario Land 2 and 3 more, the 4th one is still amazing.
Do you have the DS version of Namco Museum? Pac-Man Vs. on that is the best version.
Aw man, I can't believe you beat that Leo & Mia game. I thought it was awful.
Castlevania Advance Collection is only ten bucks? I'm not a Castlevania fan, but I wonder if I should give those games a chance? If I only had the time...
