Man, it's been forever since I did a review, so let's take a look at my favorite NES game of all time, Punch-Out!! Specifically the one featuring Kid Dynamite himself, Mike Tyson! Albeit he doesn't bite your ear off, so I suppose that's a weak point right away...

Graphics: In my opinion, Punch-Out had the best graphics on the NES simply because they're so detailed, and even when there's just two frames, it looks outstanding! The graphics get a 10 for pushing the NES to its limits.

Sound: This is the big one, as I love the music in this game more than most music in any other game, and I have some really big favorites. The title theme itself gets you pumped, and it just gets better from there! The fight theme brings a lot of hype into the game, and really gets you into the fighting spirit, and the Knocked Down theme really displays a sense of urgency. And of course, no Punch-Out game would be complete without an appearance from the infamous Jogging scene! The Jogging Scene was famous for two reasons: It looked advanced for its time, and the music. The music was amazing, and it really got you pumped. I mean, how can you hate the song that rocked gamers at the time, and is still remembered today, being Little Mac's main theme in the new Super Smash Bros! Combine all these songs together, and you get one of the most amazing soundtracks any game offered! (And the Wii version made it better!) The sound gets a 10, without a doubt.

Addictiveness: Once you get into this game, it's very hard to get out of it. It gives you a great experience that you always come back to, just to see how fast you can knock down the chumps of the W.V.B.A! 9 out of 10 for bringing an amazing challenge to the audience!

Story: Now, the story of this game is really simple, but still had an impact on players. Now, Doc Louis was a former WVBA champion, but went into retirement after a long career. He then noticed new boxer Little Mac, and his determination to get to the top, and decided to coach the kid to become the new champion, and even take down Mike Tyson! From there, Doc and Mac became an unstoppable team, ready to fight! The story gets an 8, as it was simple, yet inspiring.

Depth: This game has a surprising amount of depth to it, even though it's a very simple concept. You will have to take a lot of time to take down the tougher boxers, so I'd say it takes a while to beat. 8 out of 10.

Difficulty: Ever heard of "NES Hard" or "Nintendo'd"? This game is one of the greatest examples of these phrases. The early boxers are ridiculously easy, such as Glass Joe and Von Kaiser. However, once you get to Great Tiger, you will have to try and fight to survive, and it will take a while. 7 out of 10.

Overall: I give this game a 10 out of 10, just due to how it revolutionized the gaming world at the time, and how it's still a great playable experience to this day. Now, play some Punch-Out, and remember to come out boxing!

Labyrinth Zone was an evil level that tortured you until you cracked under the pressure, and one thing that made me hate the level was that it was a WATER LEVEL. I hate water levels more than you can imagine, they tortured me to death, and they still do. The boss made me slam my head onto my desk and throw my hands in the air and give up.

Probably going to have to say Tails in Sonic 1, just because Tails's attributes fit so well in with Sonic 1, and that the hack was very well put together, and Tails perfectly mimics his Sonic 3 self.

I really can't think of my favorites since it's been a long time since I last played Pokémon, so here's just some of my favorites in no specific order.

Mewtwo, Charizard, Snivy, Mew, and Raichu.

Sonic Unleashed for Wii/PS2 is NOT as bad as people say, in fact, I find it fun.  The reason people hate the Werehog is because it's not about speed, but I'm happy Sega wants to try changing it up, but when they DO change it up, the fans go and complain about how it wasn't pure Sonic. I'm happy to see people here agree with what I believe was a good idea by Sega.

I'm guessing we're talking about what games seem to be what caused Sonic's fall. In that case, I got one for you. Sonic Blast for the Game Gear. Oh boy, can you say, "bad graphics"? Because that's what this game is, horrible graphics, and what's up with the level names? Yellow Desert, Red Volcano, and Green Hill all in a row. Why is it in this specific game, the levels are all named after COLORS? Is it supposed to be cliché, because boy, that's cliché.

I have a lot of characters I want to throw into a bottomless pit in the Sonic universe, but if I want just one, it'll be Amy... Amy obsessively stalks Sonic wherever he goes, and most of the time, just gets in the way. I just want to her to leave the Sonic franchise, and put in someone from maybe the comics to be the woman that follows Sonic, maybe Sally, I don't know..

Note: I do not support shipping, I'm just making an example of someone better than Amy to follow Sonic around.

Definitely Sonic 3 and Knuckles, I'm a huge fan of Hyper Sonic, and also, the levels and music were great!

I'm going to get maimed for this, but I personally did not like Budokai 3. Yeah, I did say 3. In my opinion, it's probably because I was used to Budokai Tenkaichi and Raging Blast, but I just didn't get as much fun from it as I did from the other DBZ games I played.

When it comes to Dragon Ball Z, I have a LOT of the games in the franchise, so it's really hard for me to choose, but do to the gameplay, and the pure amount of characters and how good it covers the story, I'm going with what everyone else is saying, and choose Budokai Tenkaichi 3.

Well, being as Knuckles is a natural fighter, he would make the most sense to be in Smash Bros, so my final choice is probably Knuckles.

Thanks for making this plug-in. I've always wanted to play some of these games, and this helps me play them a lot! Also, when a plug-in is optional, what's the difference between not using the plug-in and using it?

So, I'm not new here, and I've never introduced myself, so... hi.

I really don't know what to say, so my favorite retro game series is Sonic the Hedgehog, and my least favorite is (I'm going to get attacked for this) Megaman.

A game like Super Mario 64 in High Definition is almost too good to be true, but believe it or not, it is!

Graphics: 10  The graphics are AMAZING. It's SM64 truly put in the HD format, and every pixel is amazing!

Sound: 9    The music is catchy, the sounds are wonderful, and overall, it makes "peaceful, yet threatening" able to be possible!

Addictiveness: 10   Anyone can agree with Super Mario 64, the hours you can spend playing this game are ENDLESS. And I mean it when I say endless, the game has so much to do! Speaking of which...

Depth: 10    The world of the Super Mario 64 is gigantic, and not only that, it's hidden levels and bonus stars are endless!

Story: 7   Honestly, this game is lacking any interesting story, it's the same as always, "Princess is kidnapped, you rescue her, they live happily ever after."

Difficulty: 5   While this game CAN be hard, if you know the many glitches of this game (on an emulator, anyway), this game is way too easy.

Overall: 9.5   I really wish this wasn't just a hack, but a real game, so I could buy it, and keep it for a lifetime. Why? So I don't (no offense to the staff) have to spend a little bit of money/Viz every time I want to replay it.