Brian Bloodaxe

The Citadel DLC in ME3 was every bit as good as everyone always said. Just a joy to play.

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I stalled out on my party through of Mass Effect Legendary Edition back in the summer when I got stuck on a bit in an ME3 DLC. I decided it was time to wrap it up and I have spent the last couple weeks being reminded that I really do like this game.

I think all the negativity around it convinced me that I only enjoyed ME3 because of how much I liked the previous games. Which I guess is half right. The combat isn't great, although it is fine. The story can be a bit abrupt at times. But I can't think of another game which presented such cataclysmic stakes, and then actually followed through on them. I love this galaxy and one world at a time you get to see the Reapers tear it apart. Everywhere you go people are telling each other stories about what they've lost, wondering what happens next. It feels like there's a war going on. It feels like there's a war being lost!

It's a much more complete experience than I remember too, helped by the fact that I now have the DLCs. I'm looking forward to finally playing the Citadel DLC.

They are all great but We Love Katamari could well be the best one.

Ocarina of Time 3DS

I enjoyed this, but I'm not sure I actually recommend it these days. It's just so empty and despite it being an early pioneer of 3D open worlds, your path through the game is pretty set. Still, I did have fun with it and it was interesting comparing it to Breath of The Wild.

I gave up on Fire Emblem back in the GBA days when, for the third time, I was unable to progress past a level because I hadn't replayed an earlier level to try and save a character or I hadn't spent hours levelling up characters in an arena. These games do not respect your time. Maybe they got better in the decades since but your post suggests not.