Games you want the Critic to review

[Hagane]

Game Boy - Bionic Commando
Game Gear - Shinobi 2
Neo Geo Pocket - Metal Slug second mission
Game Boy Advance - Ninja Five-O
Nintendo DS - GTA Chinatown Wars
3DS - Metroid Federation Force
Vita - Ridge Racer
NES - Little Samson
Genesis - Monster World IV
SNES - Goof Troop
Playstation - Alundra
N64 - World Driver Championship

[DotNetWolf]

Curious George (GBA)

My sister got this game around the time the theatrical film came out and I played through it think it would be fun. It's average at best. Some levels are not that well designed and can drag for a lot longer than necessary but I'm always *Snickers* curious as to what the Critic thinks on this game.

[MSR1701]

Game Boy - Bionic Commando
Game Gear - Shinobi 2
Neo Geo Pocket - Metal Slug second mission
Game Boy Advance - Ninja Five-O
Nintendo DS - GTA Chinatown Wars
3DS - Metroid Federation Force
Vita - Ridge Racer
NES - Little Samson
Genesis - Monster World IV
SNES - Goof Troop
Playstation - Alundra
N64 - World Driver Championship

The physical version of Monster World IV includes the original and rebooted versions.

[matmico399]

PS2 Manhunt. I've been saying this for about 5 years, so I keep continuing he will have to give in eventually.

[ASalvaro]

The whole Atari 800 library!

[Zack Burner]

Long ago a friend of mine showed me this rare gem of a PS1 game: Tiny Tank. In this you control a funny yellow robotic tank with plenty of attitude and arsenal. You're job is to stop the robotic army SENTRAX from depleting the earth of oxygen for the human race by completing missions and then going after their master Mutank. The best part are the cutscenes, some of which will have you laughing out loud!

Example:
Director: Cue the theme song: tinky-clinky new from SENTRAX Tiny Tank America's most loveable-
Tiny: Wait, wait, wait, is that my theme song?
Director: Well it hasn't been finalized yet.
Tiny: Klanky Wanky Tanky Tanky? What the (beep) is that?
Director: You're being difficult
Tiny: You're being a (beep) (beep)

Example:
After the theme plays:
Director: Well Tiny what did you think?
Tiny: What is up with that Tinky Tinky (beep)
Fred: I thought it was kind of catchy.
Director: Shut up Fred!

[ASalvaro]

Mickey's Wild Adventure on the PS1...what a great game!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6UDOhebk1M

[Stalvern]

Sparkster for the SNES. The Genesis Sparkster has been reviewed, but it's a completely different and significantly weaker game. The SNES game is much better, and I also prefer it to the original Rocket Knight Adventures.

[VideoGameCritic]

Sparkster for the SNES. The Genesis Sparkster has been reviewed, but it's a completely different and significantly weaker game. The SNES game is much better, and I also prefer it to the original Rocket Knight Adventures.

Really? How is it different?

[Stalvern]

Really? How is it different?

It's like how the SNES and Genesis have their own different Contras or how there are four separate Castlevanias for the SNES, Genesis, PC-Engine, and X68000 (not counting the SNES remake of the PC-Engine game, which was still not a port). Konami gave each system a unique game. I don't know why they used the same branding for both Sparksters instead of calling one of them Sparkster: Hard Corps or whatever, but they have nothing to do with each other beyond the main character. The SNES Sparkster is a much more polished game and faster too.