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I was skeptical at first, but Elden Ring Tarnished Edition is simply a delight on Nintendo Switch 2.
With immensely rewarding turn-based tactics gameplay, an authentic Star Wars atmosphere, and rich storytelling, Bit Reactor's Star Wars Zero Company delivers.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls is a tremendously fun and rewarding tag fighter, but Sony threatens to be the ghost at the feast.
Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol.2 brings back two of the best stealth-action games ever made in a solid new collection.
Beast of Reincarnation left me surprised in several ways and expertly blends several aspects from popular titles like From Software's Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice to Square Enix's Final Fantasy 16. Most importantly, though, developer Game Freak has taken its experience with its Pokémon games and crafted an entirely new and...
By bundling the base game with the phenomenal Overture expansion, Lies of P: Complete Edition is the ideal way of playing this tremendous soulslike for the first time. There are some caveats, but performance on Switch 2 is largely solid, with multiple graphics settings available to choose from.
With engaging, high-octane combat, enticing visuals, and well-designed boss fights, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales delivers a pretty enjoyable overall experience. Unfortunately, its underwhelming dialogue, unremarkable cast of characters, and slightly lacking environments prevent it from reaching the heights of classic Square Enix titles.
Halo: Campaign Evolved brings the classic sci-fi shooter to modern standards.
Splatoon Raiders delivers a fantastic solo experience filled with enjoyable shooting, loads of satisfying progression, and smartly designed levels.
Rhythm Heaven Groove is another charming series entry packed with unorthodox yet enticing level design and memorable music.
Star Fox is an enjoyable remake given its strong foundations, but it’s undeniably short and lacking in new content.
