Flashback – 25th Anniversary (Switch XCI)
Flashback on Switch is the definitive edition of a truly special science fiction platform/puzzle solving/shooting video game that already more than proved itself to be a 16-bit classic. If you...
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All-Star Fruit Racing (Switch XCI)
All-Star Fruit Racing takes a unique karting weapon system, throws it into a blender with some cute presentation ideas and an unfortunate series of technical annoyances, and ends up with...
Wild Guns Reloaded (Switch XCI)
Wild Guns Reloaded sets the new benchmark on how to bring back old Super Nintendo titles to the current generation of gamers. It not only manages to remain faithful to...
Sushi Striker The Way of Sushido (Switch XCI)
Sushi Striker The Way of Sushido is a crazy, over-the-top experience that gets better the more you play. The game feels incredibly polished, with a mostly satisfying battle system that...
ShaqFu A Legend Reborn (Switch XCI)
ShaqFu A Legend Reborn is a solid side-scrolling brawler. We were unsure of what to expect from this whole ‘Settle the score of ‘94’ tagline, but were pleasantly surprised with...
Runner3 (Switch XCI)
Runner3 is wonderfully creative and funny, relying on a style of play that belies the challenge at its heart. A few moments of unbalanced control or obstacle design can frustrate,...
Owlboy (Switch XCI)
Owlboy is a three-pronged attack of success: the gameplay is tight, satisfying, and remains fresh throughout; the game’s world is visually stunning thanks to some truly masterful pixel art; and...
Mega Man Legacy Collection (Switch XCI)
Digital Eclipse did a great job with all the details in Mega Man Legacy Collection, presenting the original games in their best possible light, while tossing in a handful of...
Max Curse of the Brotherhood (Switch XCI)
Max Curse of the Brotherhood uses a wonderfully implemented drawing mechanic to solve puzzles that can often feel familiar, but are usually just about different enough to remain fun and...
Lost Sphear (Switch XCI)
There’s little in Lost Sphear that you haven’t seen before in JRPGs, but that doesn’t mean it’s a title to be dismissed out of hand. If you can look past...
