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some of these guys kinda cooked though

I think Bayo 2 had the best combat. It flowed so well and felt like such a nice improvement on the first game. Then Bayo 1 is my personal favorite story. All of them honestly are kinda ass, not even gonna lie but Bayo 1 had such an amazing atmosphere and clearly Bayonetta was the star of the show. Everything else was either background noise or added to the charm of the title. Bayonetta 3 is a good game and I appreciate what they tried to do in terms of the gameplay but I just think they did too much. The approach they took very much felt like a sequel to Astral Chain but Astral Chain handled it’s combat style significantly better imo. Also it just didn’t scratch the same itch that the prior games did. I love DMC but Bayonetta 1 and 2 were always my personal favorite character action games. They just had a “easy to pick up, difficult to master” style that I never felt DMC quite got. DMC always to me was “difficult to pick up, even harder to master”.

"Overly sexual..." Are bizarre words coming out of a grown man's mouth. It seems testosterone levels really are dropping globally.

My answer: They're all too different from each other to really have a "best." 1 is essentially a survival game, 2 is a dungeon crawler, 3 is a linear adventure, and 4 is a collectathon with dungeons and missions thrown in. They're easily the Nintendo games with the biggest and most consistent gameplay/style difference between them across the same franchise. BoTW/ToTK, Metroid Fusion, and Kid Icarus Uprising are radical departures from their predecessors, but those predecessors and every other Nintendo franchise are (basically) universally consistent. 2D Mario and Kirby are all linear platformers, Pokemon are all RPGs with the same formula, Smash is all platform fighters, Zelda is (was) always an action-adventure game, Metroid is always a Metroidvania (I wonder why?), F-Zero and Mario Kart are always hyper intense or fun racing games, etc. To compare the Pikmin games to each other is ultimately the greatest disservice one can do to these games, because ultimately, there's probably an infinite number of arguments for any game to be the best or "worst" depending on the standards we judge them by.

ima be bold and say that pikmin 1 on the gamecube is my absolute favourite in the series, it has so many underrated aspects. sure, the jank can be annoying but adapting to the jank and finding ways to combat it feels more rewarding than frustrating to me, and the difficulty is just perfect. the level design is also in my opinion the best in the series for how large yet tightly these levels are crafted, especially the forest navel gawd damn! on top of all of that, there is of course the subtly compelling narrative, the amazing open structure, great pikmin balancing and the 30 day time limit which is perfect for a series like this.

I spend 750+ Hours thru TOTK BOTW and Hyrule Warriors all three games 10/10

Of course this only covers negative reviews. Because any review calling this boring game a masterpiece isn't hilarious, I guess.

Hold up somethings weird here how does Pikmin take 8-9 hours to beat its 30, 13 minutes days make it 6.5 hours at most or if it's 15 minute days I've heard both 7.5 hours you have to be restarting days like crazy for it to be 8-9 hours to beat Also side not oatchi is great like I love him but he makes the game a cake walk I love him but he's to op

I haven't played any of the other pikmin games. Just pikmin 4. I can't put my finger on why but it's just pure unadulterated fun. Love exploring the areas, doing dandori, planning out my actions and solving different puzzles. I really liked Olimar's campaign too. And getting done as much as I possibly can with the amount of time available to me.

1>3>2 on the whole 2>3>1 for a first play through. 2 feels incredible the first time you play it, but the high level play is neutered a bit. 3>1>2 for combat. 3 has the best, closely followed by 1 which is a much tighter and more polished game overall giving it an edge. 2>1>3 for story 1>2>3 for characters 2>3>1 for graphics

Ella for the Coomba

2:54 Hey Gollum was the best game ever and you know it!

Pikmin 2, next question🙏🏾

The over the top ass kissing of Zelda by everyone was annoying

1:01 "are you calling mario fat"? well he is tho

Pikmin 3's timer was so useless by the time I finished the game. I still had 40 days left in fact, I think the lowest I got was 3 days near the beginning.

You are so mean >:(

If we are talking inteded way to get stars, Blast to the Lonely Mushroom should not be anywhere close to 72. Its a hassle to collect, and you are expecting tons of game overs on this star.

I found the igloo in snowman's land just jumping over the wall on your to the top of snowmans head, not hard at all

i like nintendo 64, the graphics are so ugly

(My personal take) Pikmin 3: Yeah, kind of a weird choice, but i just cant help but love it, the graphics are amazing, the stakes are high, the characters have good personalities, and, the ending...is just so mysterious, the plasm wraith is just...so weird...in an amazing way, and still to this day it is theorized what it is...if only Pikmin 4 was focused on the events after pikmin 3...instead of it retconning Pikmin 1-3... Pikmin 2: this game is very difficult, and i love it, and it Introduces Louie, the best villian in the series so far, just overall a great game Pikmin 1: Olimar has so much personality, and the stakes are REALLY HIGH, if you dont leave, you ARE GOING TO DIE PAINFULLY, Pikmin 4:...alot of what im about to say might be controversial...first...im not a fan of the graphics...they look...i dont know what it is, but it dosent look pikmin, and then we have the characters...flat as paper...and then...probably the most controversial opinion...Oatchi...i dont like this dog honestly, and i LOVE dogs, but this thing is way to overpowered! Like you could probably beat the game with just Oatchi, and because of him, THE PIKMIN ARE ENTIRELY SIDELINED, this dosent feel all that much like a pikmin game at all even! You dont have to worry about time, and you dont really have to care about your troops, because you have Oatchi!...sorry if i offended anyone...i felt it needed to be said...

The one comment about “games are meant to give you a sense of power and agency” and that echoes of wisdom makes you “submit to its control” is one of the creepiest things I’ve heard in a while

How do you kill the insult flower

2:07 What the next dialogue said: "U sure abt that? "

All right. After listening to all of the reviews I have a few things to say: 1. Anyone who compares this to a mobile game, hasn’t played any mobile games as they would know that most of all mobile games has microtransactions within them. Also they usually (lately there has been an uptick of some mobile games appearing very much like regular console games plus microtransactions) lack many complicated game mechanics as they are all built for people to put their table/phone down. 2. As someone who did not play all the way through Breath of the Wild, did not bother with Tears of the Kingdom, there might be similarities but Echoes of Wisdom have mechanics from multiple previous Zelda games. Breath of the Wild did not introduce puzzles into Zelda games, they have *always* existed in one form or another since the very first Zelda. There was literally a door you could not open unless you performed a sequence of events in quick succession. Minish Cap and A Link Between Worlds had multiple areas with puzzles. The BofW and ToK had multiple ways to solve puzzles. Echoes continues this but still has fresher ideas for puzzle solving. 3. The combat and echo mechanic felt very fresh. There are many ways after the initial game play to acquire different echoes to take out enemies. The funnest one I’ve found is releasing a murder of crows for little enemies and the more costly echoes to take out harder enemies. The Swordman mechanic is an interesting take on the repetitive combat of spamming the sword or bow and arrows to defeat enemies. Up until Echoes, the hardest enemy I have ever played against to me was Bongo Bongo and that was because the jerk pounded the massive drum Link was on. 4. The UI for the echoes can be a bit frustrating, especially when you haven’t figured out that you can adjust the echoes listed from last used or frequently used. Personally, I just hold down the shuffle to make them go faster. 5. Many of these reviews actually lack true constructive feedback. They sound like a bunch of whiny little babies that wanted the exact same game! This was the same complaints against Wind Waker, Spirit Tracks, Phantom Hourglass. I would respect them more if they just flat out told the truth. The toy look used in Link’s Awakening was a complaint used against the revised Switch game but was enjoyed anyway. People also complained about A Link Between Worlds. I will also say this: many players sounded as if they didn’t even bother to truly explore anything at all in the game. I mean if they wanted their handheld the entire game, just say so. Overall I am having a blast with this game and the last time I had this much fun with a Zelda game was with A Link Between Worlds. As for replay ability… I believe it actually has that going for it. Simply put.. you could do the game all over again to see what different puzzle solving you can do on your next play round. Note: The person who complained about reading… and the first reviewer sounded as if neither of them had two brain cells to rub together. It’s rare to actually hear so much stupid coming from someone.

You should look over video reviews of Pikmin 4

I do feel like there’s too much dialog in this game

You can’t even get hundred percent in this game without stuff being locked behind stupid Amiibo pay walls. This is why modern gaming sucks.

Oh, look a 2-D version of breath of the wild tears of the kingdom the two worst Zelda games ever made. They need to go back to making traditional Zelda games and stop making this garbage that they put out today

A guy whose gimmick is giving low review scores complaining about a perceived gimmick in a video game is rich. Also, the vocabulary in the 'farbenblind' review is boring.

Played this game recently - pretty darn good. This is actually a nice entry in the series - and it was cool playing as Zelda!

It seems a lot of people put the cost before anything else when rating something. In my opinion the value should not be a defining metric. If you were to take my favorite game to play and make it $20 more expensive. Would it stop being my favorite game? If a game is a gift does it immediately become a better game because I didn’t have to pay for it? If a game is $100 and 2 hours long, it can be both a terrible value and a great game.

“Past Zelda games have been impactful and endearing with minimal use of text reams” That fucking owl

You think that just because a game is "critically aclaimed" means it's a good game?

I give this game 8.5/10 because I like the art style and gameplay, also the puzzle is very entertaining and challenging. Even though, I really dislike the scrolling UI to find the right echo. I mean the dev team should have done it better. Also, some dialogues are boring

Admittedly having to go into my echo inventory constantly for every single action is a little bit tedious at times, but overall the game is a lot of fun once you get used to that.

$80 is too much.

Some of these are pretty valid though. 1. The UI is definitely annoying, especially once you get more echoes. 2. Tri never shuts up. It says the same thing at every rift entrance and exit instead of just opening it up 3. Personal preference but it DOES get boring playing as zelda. You have a hoard of things you can summon but you just have to wait for them to finish the fight for you. There's no real way other than pretending to be link in sword mode for zelda herself to contribute to the fight at all so just sit back and watch I guess? The game is still good and fun but those are very valid criticisms of it

I agree somewhat with the first review, I didn’t care for the physics engine in totk and did everything to avoid it. Being unable to play in sword fighter mode for very long make sense, but I like sword based combat in Zelda games. Most fighting in newer Zelda titles feel slow and weak, at least in skyward sword the sound effect and combat made me feel powerful which made up for the longer fights. The echoes as a mechanic sound cool on paper but considering how limited you are with how many you can make it’s kinda obnoxious.

They suck at games or are not as smart as they think 😅

I do agree with the dialogue aspect ,a little to much to be fair 🤷‍♂️but still 😮an amazing game 👏👏

Have these reviewers… not played a video game? In all seriousness, the UI could have definitely used an improvement (scrolling through is tedious) and the game could be a little dialogue heavy at *some* points, but neither of those came close to ruining the game for me. Just like every Zelda before, this game is fantastic

I do agree that there is way too much dialog, especially on replay. Wish I could skip dialogs like the smoothie guy dialog, at least if a finished game save exists...

I physically can't watch the video cus i get unimaginably mad whan hearing stupid people

Opinions are like assholes: everybody has one but mine is still more important to me…or some shit.

Lol, these reviewers are pretty freaking childish. Do they think they are edgy? I played this game in a few days, WHILE working and never once found it repetitive. And i used beds as stairs all the time. 🤷🏼‍♀️ The echo list was a pain but i didnt care because it was an amazingly fun game featuring our favorite girl. So to you who review this poorly, and i mean, your opinion is poor, you need to grow up and learn that not every game needs to be a playstation or xbox game, especially since Zelda has crushed them constantly and Nintendo continues to win the console war. In closing, people who specialize in first-person shooters shouldnt throw stones. Because I will make a several echos of them and throw them back at you. Run back to your pathetic console and learn what over 100 years of experience can get you.

To be fair, there was a lot of dialog that was executed poorly. Lots of delays between dialog, etc. Especially in late game

Has "Onlyonehere" developed a game theirselves? If so, I'd like to play it and see it for myself. I'd like to see them make a better game.

5:15 "challenging puzzles"? 95% of all Zelda puzzles are "hit switch door opens" tf

"Back then puzzles were challenging" back then you were 6.