Welp, there go pretty much all the games I've ever gotten on here... I can imagine Nintendo just being like, "Huehuehue, you can't play anything unless you buy the console(s) for yourself even though we don't make them anymore!"

Back when Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire had their trailers released, I knew nothing of the Hoenn remakes. But I do remember back in October, one of my classmates at school was watching the trailer before second period started. Knowing Pokémon music when I hear it, I decided to take a look. And of course, I had to take a peek right when they were showing Maxie and Archie's redesigns...
As soon as I got Alpha Sapphire for Christmas, I played it nonstop for the next four hours. I remember defeating the two Aqua grunts in Slateport's museum and meeting Archie for the first time...
So am I the only one who grew madly in love with Archie the moment he showed up on that screen?

Zero shiny Pokémon. I only encountered one in the wild, a shiny Spearow in FireRed when I was eight years old. I had it in the red HP, but then my worst nightmare came true. I had forgotten to stock up on Pokéballs. I ran away from it because I wanted to spare its life.
Ever since that day, I have never found another shiny. I did have a special event shiny Celebi in Platinum, but events don't really count for me.

   Hello everyone. It is me, BowserFanGurl199(9). I am going to be doing my second review of one of my favorite Nintendo 64 games: Mario Party. The one I am reviewing is the third one in the series. It is also the final Mario Party game for the N64.
   There are quite a lot of things I like about this game. I really think the board designs are very clever, especially Woody Woods and Chilly Waters. Also, I like the item games, and the chance for Toad or Koopa Kid (I know, in this game he is called Baby Bowser, but Baby Bowser is specifically Bowser as a baby. So basically, what he does is use an aging device, transforms himself into a baby, then when someone lands on a Bowser Space, transforms again.) as well as the fact you can get rare items. But there is one thing I really like about this game: the Bowser Spaces. In case you do not know, sometimes when you land on one of the Bowser Spaces, he occasionally shows up from the black screen just laying down in this seductive-like pose. Then he gets up and starts doing his little retarded dance. Often when I land on those spaces, I end up getting communism (Bowser Revolution.). But enough about my own experiences, let us get on with the rating.

   Graphics: Well, I honestly think the graphics and animation are not too bad, but there is one thing that is kind of glitchy: In some mini games, the characters are in really weird colors. And in the 2v2 slot mini game, when you get Toad, he looks naked. But that is just me. In total, I give the graphics an eight.

   Sound: Pretty good, but sometimes when I open another tab on my browser, the sound will just start getting all weird. I will be fair and rate this part a nine.

   Addictiveness: Mario Party 3 is one of my favorite games. Sure, some people just play Call of Duty: Ghosts, but frick it. I love Mario Party. Giving this a ten.

   Story: I have not yet cleared the story, so I gave it a six. It does have a story, though.

   Depth: This game honestly has a whole lot to offer. Lots of mini games, Game Guy (who is now easy to rig if you use the old F2 + F4 strategy.), Battle games, and so much more. You can never consider the game "beat" in my opinion. I will give this a seven.

   Difficulty: This game is actually very easy, but there are some mini games that are impossible for me to win. (Ex: Awful Tower, The Beat Goes On, etc.) Also the fact I keep losing on the first board in Story Mode. I rate this a three.

   Overall: 7.2.

   I really hope you liked my review. For my second one, I think I did a pretty good job. Anyways, please feel free to rate and comment. (Well, you can if you want to.) Peace out!

   ~Katie

Thanks a bunch, you guys. Really appreciate the advice. Any advice on what game I should try next?
-Katie

Pika-! Well, this is my first ever review of a video game, so please feel free to give me suggestions via messages on what game I should review next. Today, I am reviewing Pokémon Yellow. By the way, if you would like to know how you get that fancy e, (é) just hold down the Alt key, and then press on the number keypad 1, 3, 0, then release the Alt key. So anyways, here's my review!

Graphics: Well, for Game Boy Color games, this is pretty good. May not be the best quality compared to the Wii U, but it would be unfair if I just rated this a one just because I'm not used to Game Boy games. I am going to rate the graphics a seven, just to stay fair.

Sound: Honestly, I do not think the music is that good. However, I do like the fact that the Pikachu you start with has a special cry. In total, I give this a six.

Addictiveness: I have played a bunch of Pokémon games in the past, and they have been drawing me back. Pokémon Yellow is no exception. Automatic ten.

Story: I rate this a nine, but I do not want to reveal any spoilers.

Depth: Really? This game never ends! There is no The End in the game, so there is a whole lot to do, as well as a bunch of stuff that you can easily show off. I rate this a ten.

Difficulty: Well, the difficulty is actually kind of tricky from the start, since you start out with a Pikachu, an Electric-Type, and the first gym is Rock-Type, which Pikachu is weak against, especially since Brock's Pokémon are also Ground-Type. Ten.

Total: Usually for the total, I take the total from the other scores, then divide that number by six. In total, I got nine, rounding up. (If you really must know, my total was 8.66 with a line over it.) So, thank you very much for taking the time to read my reviews. Please be sure to rate, and message me on what game I should review next.

Peace,
Katie (BowserFanGurl1999)