Before This Review is Dry

You know, it's amazing what a tiny little studio can do with all the time in the world, a (relatively) decent budget, and a fiery passion to make something as crazy action packed as possible while still telling a gripping story. It's not going to blow you away by its appropriately paced 24 episodes, its unexpected underlying themes of how a woman learns to not let the fashion she wears rule or embarrass her, or the twists of that the ultimate villain is the contemporary nature of fashion itself...but rather how ALL OF THESE ELEMENTS COMBINE and within an action scene that is always in your face. 

You know this theme song by heart, I know it.

[Pressing Start Intensifies]

My Little Human~ My Little Human~ Ahhhhhhhhh~

So yeah, My Little Pony's 4th generation of animation gets so popular that it eventually gets a movie. But it's not what you think: they become HUMAN in this one. So then, why is it attached to the name "My Little Pony" at all? Well if you keep reading you'll find out, trust me.

Fan Fiction:The Game

Not that there's anything wrong with fan fiction, oh no. One of my friends is writing one and I often roleplay BUT THE POINT IS that if you're into crossovers thanks to other successful games that do the same crazy concept but just as good (Ex: Super Smash Bros, Marvel vs Capcom) then you're probably going to really like this game too.

COINS COINS COINS COINS COINNNNNSSSSSSS.

Wow. It's like you're playing a game that has the number of coins from all of Super Mario 3 and World but in a mere few stages. This game is nuts...but addicting! Does it shower you with as many coins as it does lives, effectively making the weight of death easier on you, the player? Yes, but don't mistake that for the game's quality being shot in the foot. If there's anything 2D Mario's good at (past Lost Levels, anyway) it's being quality fun from beginning to end.