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The acting was perfect, it's not a masterpiece but it's funny

I go way back watching these two actors, it's really hard to say who is funnier, Trainer comes off as more energetic, as McCurdy stands to be a more psychically, and more wittier!

The story is actually pretty relatable, a guy in his 20's on a video gaming universe is beat by a kid half his age, admit it, we've all been there! As a huge tournament begins to emerge for the game, they both plan to sabotage each other's status, at any means necessary.

I enjoyed the flick, I'm a big video game nerd, and I feel them! It's a fun time! Even if you're not even really a huge game nerd, you can laugh at it!

I have grown up watching Jenette and Jerry. I have seen them in many other TV shows and movies. Seeing them in this is like a childhood refresher and makes me want to re-watch some of the other things they have starred in.

I really enjoyed this movie, not because it has one of the two most well known actors in it, but because it was really funny and really well played out. It is a really great watch. I miss watching this on TV. I will just have to try to catch it when I can.

This is a fine video game film for all viewers to watch and enjoy. The crew did an alright job in creating this film but they could have added some more effort into it. It seemed like the storyline started a bit slow but it was fine and it held itself throughout the film. The cast selection was incredible. They connected deeply to their respective characters. I am a fan of Jerry Trainor and Jennette McCurdy. I am also a huge fan of the multiple Nickelodeon teenage series that they and others are in. This video game film reveals to viewers that it is completely fine to be yourself no matter who you are. I do not have the freedom to be myself. My life will always remain stuck. This is a spectacular video game film for everyone to watch.

I like video games and I thought this movie was okay. The plot is... pretty good compared to other films and TV shows about video games. Think about Level Up from CN. I enjoyed the film pilot, but the show was dumb. Here, the characters are more relatible. And other characters tell you that "you shouldn't waste your life on playing video games." And that's gonna be a good message for the kids.