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A colourful experience full of party sports that does exactly what you expect from a Nintendo game, but could benefit from more depth and a wider selection.

The game offers an unique blend of genres, excellent gameplay and a visually brilliant setting of Chinese folklore to create a mix that demands to be explored.

Final Fantasy Resonance might not be a true HD-2D game, but makes up for that by delivering in almost every other way. A good story, great characters, music, quests and fantastic combat system make this a Final Fantasy you need to play.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 delivers a welcome return to form with an action-packed campaign and a more grounded approach. The revamped DMZ mode offers a rewarding and addictive gameplay loop, despite some progression issues. While it doesn't reinvent the wheel, Modern Warfare 4 brings back much of what makes Call of Duty so enjoyable.

While this collection doesn't offer anything new or meaningful upgrades, it's a great place to start for newcomers. It also makes the whole Dark Seeker Saga natively playable on the Nintendo Switch 2, where the games feel at home thanks to handheld play.

The thrills of podracing made accessible and versatile in true high-speed racing style. A clever combination of exciting races and a take on the roguelike progress loop that just works.

Gears of War: E-Day takes us back to the beginning of the Locust War with an intense and epic campaign. Not everything hits the mark, but spectacular moments, relentless action, and new additions make E-Day a strong evolution of Gears.

Minecraft Dungeons II builds on its predecessor with colorful worlds, satisfying loot and accessible gameplay that still offers plenty of depth. It’s at its best in co-op, where its simple yet surprisingly addictive dungeon-crawling formula truly shines.

Control Resonant is great hack-and-slash fun packaged into an intriguing science fiction package. The world is hard to get a grip on, but it's endlessly interesting. The combat is challenging in the best way. A Game of the Year contender for sure.

The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival delivers a fun and familiar beat ’em up experience for fans of the series. The action and progression are enjoyable, but the short runtime, limited combat, and lack of co-op hold it back.