It's not really so much of a review of SNES games as it is a review of different cheat codes for SNES games.
"Good game, but you'll have to cheat to make it through!"
"The cheat codes made this game too easy"

The latter comment being possibly the most illogical statement I've ever read.

This guy's joking, right?

It's amazing about how he can be so wrong about everything almost every time.

"Legend of Zelda: Not as good as the original, for some unknown reason."

You could at least fucking try to come up with one, you retarded manchild.

"But cheating spoils the fun"

He hated Earthbound and liked The Mask movie.
I now know as much about this man as I need to.

So, people have been complaining about Mega Man for a good 15 years now.

be warned! The spoiler we just showed you is a shocking dramatic twist.

"Cool Spot...a breath of fresh air!"

Ahhh, the early 90s...when you could become a game journalist without actually playing games.

Although....nowadays isn't too different, I guess.

So - it probably didn't need to be said, but a game having cheat codes is not any reason to score it down. No one is forcing you to use cheat codes. Guy is playing games wrong.

Note the emphasis on in-game cinematics and ending sequences, as well as what games should be turned into films. He didn't like Mario Kart's ending? If he wants to watch shit so bad then why is even fucking around with games? Buy him a God damn VCR!

Setting aside what he said about Earthbound:

"The cyber theme clashes with the already established mythic universe"
I've never heard something so broken.

After 3 minutes I stopped processing the words.

Every game is hard to this guy. He underestimates the sort of time that a kid could put into one of these games. Unless you were that rich kid, you got one game for Christmas and maybe your birthday. You had the rest of the year to memorize every last enemy placement. That's the one aspect that emulation _can't_ recreate.

He's also strangely hung up on game endings as reasons for playing them. Have games really improved much in that department? I think not.

Protip: He's a troll.