Reviews by mazardeus

What an incredible sequel that has its own unique strengths that far surpass the original game while falling short on a few items to collect that's completely negligible. The game is significantly and increasingly appreciated with replay value due to the incredibly amazing complexity of its expanded controls and more dense and bigger levels.

One of the greatest platform games of all time. Completely surpasses Super Mario 64. Incredible music, perfectly paced progression, excellent controls, plenty of goodies to collect, memorable levels, and amazing replay value.

One of the greatest 2D Metroid games I have ever played. It completely surpasses Zero Mission! When it comes to open exploration, Super Metroid still reigns supreme. The bosses, incredible pacing, efficient backtracking, interconnected worlds, and fantastic controls stand out. It's one of the best slightly linear games I have ever experienced.

This game is severely underrated. Great controls, fun single-player, and addicting multiplayer. The single-player may not have the depth that matches the first two Prime games, but its multiplayer is where it excels.

This is an extremely powerful film that digs far deeper into the root origins of this cycle of systemic racism and apartheid that hurts black communities.

This is an incredible film that highlights several important systemic issues. Swank's character has come up with a teaching system that is superior to the existing terrible educational system. Unfortunately, I do not think the film has gone deep into the root origins of the difficult lives these students are going through.

I have to admit that this is a highly entertaining movie from start to finish. Especially the end, which got me to reflect back a bit. Given the release date of this movie, I don't find it necessary to demonize the Russia narrative.

What an incredible experience similar to Phantom Hourglass. It has a superior beautiful soundtrack compared to its predecessor with some control improvements like rolling, but it lost some of what made Phantom Hourglass so great like exploration and unique puzzles in its world and dungeons.

Such an addicting and severely underrated game from start to finish. The overall structure may be simple, but it's one of the most enjoyable Zelda experiences due to its intuitive puzzles, exploration of islands, fun returning items and new twists on weapons, and a great story with lovable characters.

What a fantastic game! It completely immersed me from its brilliant opening. The story actually has a great deal of thought put into it especially with how everything was introduced to the player.