Best Nintendo Video Games for character roster

#1

The roster was praised as broad, Kirby-rich, and filled with distinct riders.

#2

The character roster was praised for weird, charming additions and costumes, though unlock systems and menus created separate frustrations.

#3

The roughly 38-character roster is one of the package's biggest strengths, with a broad mix of familiar faces and deeper cuts. Most reviewers also liked that different stats and traits...

#4

The enormous cast gives the campaign breadth and many memorable personalities, but its scale can make individual relationships harder to explore fully.

#5

Review evidence supports a scored assessment for this attribute.

#6

The roster impressed through variety and personality, though a few reviewers wanted more individuality or found some Pokémon less distinct.

#7

The 70-Mii limit is generally treated as sufficient by reviewers who discussed it, with one saying even 20 felt like enough.

#8

The 151-Kanto focus gives the game an iconic, tightly curated roster, but version exclusives and postgame restrictions can make the available pool feel narrow or incomplete.

#9

The roster is praised as captivating in one review but criticized by others as less memorable than the first game's cast.

#10

Rosalina is a widely welcomed roster addition, while Co-Star Luma gives a second player a very different support role. Rosalina’s moveset is fairly conventional and Luma is deliberately limited, so...

#11

The roster was mixed: reviewers liked favorites and Mega options but noted a thin Pokédex or restricted team choices.

#12

Character roster was mixed: reviewers enjoyed returning or new characters, but some lamented missing iconic Kongs such as Funky.