A good example of this is his reviews of Smash Bros Brawl vs. Smash Ultimate. The Brawl review was bashing anyone who likes the game, whereas his Ultimate review is a much more well-thought-out critique about how the whole concept is kinda superficial and doesn't really catch the appeal of the characters in any meaningful way (a critique which can also be applied to stuff like Ready Player One or Space Jam 2).
doesn’t really catch the appeal of the characters in any meaningful way (a critique which can also be applied to stuff like Ready Player One or Space Jam 2).
"Multiversus" is guilty on many counts of this, especially with how it brutalized the very concept and personality and motivations of The Iron Giant.
A good example of this is his reviews of Smash Bros Brawl vs. Smash Ultimate. The Brawl review was bashing anyone who likes the game, whereas his Ultimate review is a much more well-thought-out critique about how the whole concept is kinda superficial and doesn't really catch the appeal of the characters in any meaningful way (a critique which can also be applied to stuff like Ready Player One or Space Jam 2).
"Multiversus" is guilty on many counts of this, especially with how it brutalized the very concept and personality and motivations of The Iron Giant.