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13. Brawl isn't a bad game. In fact I wasn't even aware of the tripping until people brought it up. It has a special place in my heart after waiting 6+ years since Melee. It has more character to it than Smash 4 ever did.

14. Assassin's Creed 2 was the best game in the series until Origins. I did not like Brotherhood that much, and Black Flag doesn't even feel like an AC game. Might as well make a pirate game Ubisoft! See you at Skulls & Bones later this year!

15. The PS3 was my favorite system the last generation. Despite its terrible launch and having to wait 3 years for it to catch up, it housed some of the best gaming experiences I have had at the time. Thank god the PS4 made it a whole lot better.

16. I love game exclusivity because it means we can get great games out of it. This is why the Xbox One disappointed me so much after a decent launch because not only their exclusive lineup has been dry, but a lot of it has been ported to PC ever since.

17. I don't like Journey. I never got why it won so many GOTY awards back in 2012. Yes it looks and sounds great, but the story never moved me nor did the ending made me shed a tear. I guess I prefer my games to actually play like... well... games.

18. I said it before, but Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex isn't that bad of a game. My only real gripe is that I wish they had less vehicle levels and focus on the platforming which I genuinely loved. Heck I even liked the controls a smidge more than the N. Sane Trilogy.

19. The PSP Go is a great system. As much as I am a fan of physical media, it actually feels good in your hand and the fact you can use a PS3 controller with it makes it my go-to PSP system to use. It's basically a PSTV before that even existed.

20. I didn't think the lineup for the Playstation Classic was bad as many others did. Sure there were omissions but they had some nice surprises like the original Persona. That being said, it doesn't excuse the shoddy porting job of the games themselves.