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Whoa, lots of terrible opinions in this thread. On topic: Nintendo sees itself as a toy company. Collectors not only enable such behaviors in toy companies, they downright encourage them. That's life.

Doom II: Hell on Earth: one of the best weapon-monster balances in all fps; abstract and fun gimmicky levels; American McGee is a great level designer.

Oops, I meant oversaturation in platformer market. I didn't need more than a handful of shooters to know I only really liked id shooters. Although, I did enjoy a few others. But I could never get into Build engine games, for example.

Orcales were also Capcom (Flagship or whatever) no? And wasn't there a Starfox by Platinum Games? That's the thing, I'm glad indie devs get to work on Franchises, instead of just bigger corps. And Nintendo handing over the wheel allows for things like XCOM Mario, but I checked out my playtime...

It seems like the sort of game I'd enjoy, except, I ain't got no rhythm.

Is Odyssey the best 3D Mario? Probably. Would I ever play it again? Probably not. Can I still replay 64 and Sunshine? Heck yeah! It's funny, because A Hat in Time made me realize that I prefer 3D platformers. Odyssey just reaffirmed that games (levels) can be too long, like Freedom Planet or...

I've had this happen a lot with the speed item only spawning. I tend to avoid the items.

Best method of attack is what do you like in previous Sonic games, platformers more broad, and games in general. For me, level design is king. I'd say I like 3D platformers more than the ones of lesser dimension. I mean: Ape Escape, Super Mario Sunshine, and A Hat in Time say hello. As for...

First rpg? How am I supposed to remember that? Let's say Zelda II, if that counts, heh. Close enough to the truth in all likelihood. I think another interesting question, albeit one no one asked, is what was one's first completed rpg. Once again, search me, but I'll just put that down as Final...