Reviews

I like The Lego Movie 2 The Second Part more than the next guy, but this game being awful is a fact I can agree with him on! Lego is a business that makes games that are as easy as Kirby and other story driven games which at least have charm. This game, on the other hand, is very soulless!

Every part of the game is wrong! Wyldstyle not being kidnapped so that she could narrate a good story that is ruined by her reading the script, meaning that the ending feels like it was pulled outta her leg holes! The characters are also lacking what made them special to begin with! Nobody's special in this game! Not a soul!

So if you wanna have a good time, just watch the movie. And if you meet The Our-Mom-Maggedon, tell her not to fish this game out of The Bin Of Storajj and that Finn can make better games than this brown brick.

I expected people to make fan films on Garry's Mod and Source Film Maker, but this fan film is so much like the Sonic movies that it should be considered canon! Every piece of Sonic lore is perfectly stuck into proper spots, a great focus on the continuity, and great acting! Even Mike Pollock got to be in the fan film which is exquisite because he's such a generous man in his career!

One deviation of the film that I enjoyed was that Shadow was just like Sonic in his early days, truly showing his loyalty to Gerald and Maria. It really makes the raid by G. U. N a lot more tragic and more tearjerking. And for those who played the Shadow spin off game from 2005, Black Doom also comes to the fray in the post credits.

Project Shadow is an amazing fan film for Sonic fans of all ages and should satisfy them while waiting for Sonic Movie 3!

I am not mad about All Engines Go getting a special as much as the other users had, because this special plays it safe despite rehashing The Great Race from five years prior.

Yes the story is predictable, but the characters make up for it. Most especially Gordon who is retired from express trains and high speed contests like his Railway Series incarnation. I'm also happy that Hiro is back because of nostalgia from Hero Of The Rails.

And while I'm happy for Thomas being the first steam engine to win a locomotive racing event since the 60s, it's quite ironic that he made the final tight corners while his basis, the LBSCR E2s, could not because of their long wheelbase.

This movie is not special, but it's harmless towards your kids.

After all the mumbo jumbo in the meta era, Sonic The Hedgehog has finally got a brand new breath of fresh air upon landing in the Starfall Islands! I say that because the gameplay is a standout from all the boost to win games that has gotten old quickly.

The story is well done, being written by Ian Flynn from the Sonic comics, the new combat move set is satisfying to pull off, and the open zone gameplay gives you freedom to go fast without much hindrance.

I especially love that this game is Super Sonic at his best, considering it's the 30th Anniversary of his debut in Sonic The Hedgehog 2. Those boss fights are lit!

There are flaws like some bugs that got passed security, the final boss is significantly different to the point it confused me, and the opportunity for a new form for Sonic is missed.

Despite these aforementioned nitpicks, Sonic Frontiers is still a must-have for those fans who want a new experience after all the boost games that came and gone.

After 4 years of waiting and a delay because of the queen's passing, Don't Hug Me I'm Scared finally airs on TV and the wait is worth it!

This show is much better than the original videos, thanks to longer run times, great characters, and wacky comedy horror! It's also rectifies the big issue the original series had: repetitiveness.

Every episode of the new series feels unique and diverse. From a great work place, to being buried alive in a coffin, watching a family get eaten by Roy, going inside Yellow's mind, a road trip, and a reveal that matches The Lego Movie's twist!

I do hope the series gets a second season, because it's Don't Hug Me I'm Scared at it's peak!

In terms of gameplay and story, Sonic Forces is a nice experience for Sonic players old and new. The custom character was the best part about this game and the concept of Infinite was awesome.

However, most of these aforementioned details aren't executed properly! The story is cheesy, Sonic's friends are sidelined, Infinite's full potential wasn't unleashed, and worst of all, the controls aren't tight. The two Sonics and custom hero control like they had too much chili dogs and are heavy to start and stop, thus putting the player at risk in tough stages! It also doesn't help that Super Sonic is free DLC. Even that can't dissolve the fat within the heroes.

Thankfully, the flaws end when you finally defeat Baldy McNoseHair and Classic Sonic goes back to his home dimension from Sonic Mania.

After all that, I don't recommend playing the post game side missions unless you want to get every last collectible this game has.

I hope that Sonic Frontiers has the tight controls of Super Mario Odyssey, because The Blue Blur's Chili Dog addiction needs to be put on hiatus.