Skylanders was a game series that many played when they were younger. If you did not actually like playing the game, then you may have still been infatuated by the art style and character design. Jordan Barnett, a GPHS junior and willing participant in the interviewing process stated that the game was a big part of his childhood, playing until he was about eight with his cousins on their PlayStation. He said Skylanders would have an overall good rating in his opinion for all of the good memories and times. Similar to Jordan, an anonymous interviewee stated that she would rate her experience a 5/5 stars, for she liked the gameplay, graphics, and the overall concept of using a real-life figure for gameplay. She recalls a “core memory” of her and her siblings arguing over which characters they would choose in the game. Another memory she recalls fondly is her and her father going to the store and buying new skylanders to play in-game.

The Lego Movie was a film and franchise that rose to popularity throughout the course of its release; however, along with its major success came a video game that some would say is fairly entertaining, or that is at least the case for Jaxon Arnette, who shared his appeal and overall thoughts on the game as a whole. As stated by the lovely interviewee, “I was fond of the grind trying to fully complete the game and maxing everything out.” Fondly remembered in the eyes of Arnette, he thinks of the game as comforting to look back on, with a nice and satisfying sound design, along with a nice helping of characters to choose from. Arnette recalls begging his older brother to play with him when he was younger because he loved playing all of the Lego video games with him. Overall, Jaxon said that he enjoyed this game and would rate it an instant 10/10. He loved playing it for some time. This game settles its place as a forgotten masterpiece like many other games out there, which are sadly forgotten in the wave of the movie's rising popularity.