Review: Mini Motorways brings frantic road management to the Switch
Have you ever dreamed of getting your hands dirty and getting out of traffic jams? Well, here’s your chance to put your money where your mouth is in Mini Motorways.
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Review: Relive some swashbuckling gaming classics in the Wonder Boy Collection
The Wonder Boy Collection offers ports of entries that highlight the very best and worst that the series has to offer.
Review: Be sure to save up your tokens for Pac-Man Museum+… you’re gonna need them.
It’s not like Pac-Man was ever gone, but I guess he’s back… again… in Pac-Man Museum+.
Review: Tormented Souls brings classic survival horror to the Switch
You’ll find a tremendously good old school styled survival horror adventure in the dark, spooky halls of Tormented Souls.
Review: Chrono Cross: Radical Dreamers Edition is finally out, but was it worth the wait?
Chrono Cross, a PlayStation fan favorite RPG, is finally back. And with it, a previously exclusive side adventure, all in a single package dubbed Radical Dreamers Edition.
Review: Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga feels new, but is more of the same in the end
Size matters not. Just look at Lego people. Judge it by their size, do you? Hm? And well you should not, for its ally is Star Wars, and what a powerful license it is!
Review: Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure certainly does not belong in a museum!
Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure and Pinball FX3 are a reminder that the FlipGrip is a great pickup for any Switch owner.
Review: You’ll want to get lost in Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth
Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth is a very familiar but still an absolute joy to play.
Review: Relive the 16-bit days of the Kunio gang with River City Girls Zero
River City Girls Zero features a previously Japan-only Kunio adventure and River City Girls’ first foray in beating the crap out of people with their respective boyfriends.
Review: Infernax keeps things retro-hard and bloody, very bloody
Berzerker Studio’s Infernax is a crimson-soaked trip down the darkest recesses of retro action platforming.