Game Review: Gal*Gun Double Peace (Switch)
When Shigeru Miyamoto first envisoned Mario in 1981, he never would’ve imagined that the peak of gaming would culminate in this moment. As I was first going into Gal*Gun Double Peace, my soul was unprepared on what to expect.
Game Review: 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim(Switch)
Vanillaware introduces players to the 2020 sci-fi mystery epic following 13 protagonists trying to prevent a kaiju Calamity as it finally arrives on the Nintendo Switch.
Game Review: Gunvolt Chronicles: Luminous Avenger iX 2 (Switch)
Inti Creates has come a long way since their Mega Man Zero days, having become somewhat of a household name in the action platformer scene. Their newest title, Gunvolt Chronicles: Luminous Avenger iX 2 is the studio’s latest foray into the genre, as well as a sequel to the 2019 spinoff entry in Inti Creates’ Gunvolt franchise. Let’s take a look at how it fares on the Nintendo Switch!
Game Review: The Company Man (Nintendo Switch)
Note: This review was contributed by Jonathan.
Game Review: Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom Prince’s Edition
As an avid JRPG fan, I was very much aware of the fanfare surrounding Level-5’s Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom when it was first released for the PC and PS4 back in 2018. Now that I’ve finally gotten the chance to try out the definitive “Prince’s Edition” of this game on the Switch, I’ll be sharing my thoughts on this new addition to the console’s extensive library of JRPGs!
Game Review: Sonic Colors Ultimate (Switch)
Back when Sonic Colors originally released on the Wii in 2010, I deeply loved the game as a child. From its fun gameplay to its exciting environments, the game was full of personality and was what the series needed after flops such as Sonic 06 and Sonic Unleashed. But now, to keep fans occupied in the gap until the next Sonic game releases in 2022, SEGA has finally decided to port one of their older Sonic titles to modern platforms with Sonic Colors Ultimate being the first!
Game Review: The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles (Switch)
Prepare for a trip to the past as the Ace Attorney series journeys over from Japan to the rest of the world. And who will be our counsel in this judicial hearing? Why no other than the ancestor of famous attorney, Phoenix Wright.
Game Review: Monster Hunter Stories 2 (Switch)
Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin, the sequel to Monster Hunter Stories, will launch on July 9, 2021, for Nintendo Switch and PC (via Steam). With the focus of character development and narrative experience, Capcom plans to ride on the success of Monster Hunter World and the most recent Nintendo Switch release, Monster Hunter Rise, to get more players into the Monster Hunter universe. With that all out of the way, will Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin be another hit run for Switch Players to pick up?
Game Review: Monster Hunter Rise
Monster Hunter Rise finally launches on the Nintendo Switch on 26 March 2021 worldwide. With its phenomenal success of Monster Hunter World, many Nintendo Switch players have prayed for a Monster Hunter game to be delivered to the console. Lo and behold, we are finally getting a Monster Hunter game that is developed on the Switch platform from scratch! Today, let us dive into this review to see if the series’ latest iteration deserves to be added to your Switch game library.
Game Review: Jump Force Deluxe Edition (Switch)
Ever since Jump Ultimate Stars released on the DS back in 2006 to much praise and success, fans were repeatedly asking for a new fighting game featuring all their favorite Shonen characters on a home console. With all the possibilities and potential this idea had, it would have surely been an amazing experience possibly on par with Super Smash Bros. That dream finally came true when J-Stars Victory VS released on PlayStation 3 back in 2015 but to much disappointment with the game feeling quite lacking among fans. But then at E3 2018, Shonen fans had a glimmer of hope when Jump Force was announced for PS4, PC and Xbox One as a celebration of Shonen Jump’s 50th Anniversary. In this reveal, the game looked great debuting with a trailer featuring some flashy visuals and a sneak peak of the all star roster. However, when it finally released, fans were extremely disappointed with the game due to its lackluster roster, boring story mode, lazy animations and a realistic art style that looked jarring on the cartoony designs of many of the anime/manga characters. Months after the game released, the game fell into obscurity with concurrent players dropping day by day until recently. Over a year later, Jump Force has been re-released for Nintendo Switch in a deluxe package that features all previous patches and all the season 1 DLC. As it has been several months after release, we’ll be taking a look to see if any improvements have been made to this new version of the game.