Category: Completed
Old Gods Rising
Ah, Tier Four. I haven’t put something there for a long while now. Old Gods Rising, however, is offensively bad in every conceivable way.
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I think this is one of the best Zelda games. And yes, I still put it into Tier Three. Also, major plot spoilers ahead for several Zelda games. Proceed with caution.
Continue reading “A Link Between Worlds”Halo 2 (Remastered)
I’ll give it one thing: after playing for a while and switching to the old graphics, I legitimately thought “it can’t have looked this bad, can it?” In fact, I was so convinced that they had downgraded the graphics of the classic version that I booted up my old copy of Halo 2 to check. But nope – my mind must have just smoothed over the old versions, perhaps because I was less familiar with Halo 2 than I was with CE.
Continue reading “Halo 2 (Remastered)”Halo: Combat Evolved (Remastered)
The remaster of Halo: Combat Evolved leaves much to be desired. Scratch that – it’s just bad. While the port itself is technically well-done, both the graphical and (more frustratingly) the sound design language have been mangled almost beyond recognition.
Continue reading “Halo: Combat Evolved (Remastered)”Halo: Reach

Halo: Reach is a bad game – a very bad game, in fact. But at least the port to PC is fantastic…mostly.
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Desert Golfing
Is Desert Golfing a good game? I’m not sure. It’s certainly a frustrating game. From the physics which make the golf ball bounce just a little too far to the holes designed to infuriate you by making the ball roll just off the screen, the game seems determined to annoy you. On the other hand, it’s not cruel about it – there’s really no pressure to continue, and any goals are really ones you set yourself. This separates it from games like Getting Over It or The Impossible Game, where either the game taunts you (in the former case) or requires such precision that memorizing a sequence of inputs is the only path forward (in the latter case).
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