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Mega Man 11
Capcom's famous Blue Bomber has been on many adventures over the decades and he's finally back after an 8 year break. Mega Man 11 is definitely a reinvention of the franchise but does it live up to the timeless classics?
The sequel to the 1988 classic that inspired the Fallout series is finally available for Switch. The question is; do you have what it takes to be a Desert Ranger in the unforgiving world of Wasteland 2?
Control the flow of time in this clever and charming puzzle adventure from indie developers The Voxel Agents.
Anodyne
Take up your broom and join Young on his quest to protect the Briar from the Darkness... whatever that means!
Metal Max Xeno
You don't see many JRPGs that have you driving around a post-apocalyptic desert in a tank. Metal Max Xeno is a sequel to the long-running Metal Max series so let's see if it was worth localizing for western audiences.
Playground Games and Microsoft Studios are at it again with another stylish racer. This time around, they created an open world based on rural UK complete with gorgeous seasons so rev your engine and get ready to race!
After I wrote an article about why we need more Dragon Quest, Square Enix thankfully fulfilled my (and many other fans') wishes by finally releasing the latest mainline game in North America.
Tired of saving the world and rescuing the princess? Nefarious flips the script by allowing you to be a supervillain bent on destruction.
When it comes to retro arcade games, few companies have as impressive of a library as Capcom. Thankfully, they're still porting their classics to modern consoles and this time, they've collected 7 super-fun beat 'em ups.
Games that reward your imagination are too few and far between. Luckily, Maxwell is back with his 2 greatest adventures.
This ninja has seen his fair share of fighters and brawlers over the years. However, he's now battling online so get ready to fight!
The concept of an action RPG where you can shift between worlds is definitely promising. With that said, does Shadows: Awakening offer a worthwhile soul-stealing adventure?
