Dustin Spencer
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Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince brings the franchise to the Switch in one of its most ambitious and addictive releases to date.
It looks like Bluey and sounds like Bluey, but Bluey: The Videogame falls short in capturing the magic that makes the show so endearing.
All-Star Brawl 2 feels like a Smash clone and not much more, but fans of Nicktoons should still find a lot to love in this package brimming with care and nostalgia.
Wario brings back motion to the Switch in Warioware: Move It! for a fun, if not dated experience.
Sonic Superstars is a solid title with a lot of appeal, but lacks the imagination and soul that made this mascot a star.
Detective Pikachu Returns attempts big things with a sequel, but lacks the substance to pull off an engaging experience.
The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails brings a solid experience to consoles, with a lovely story and accessible gameplay mechanics most will find a joy to dive into.
While Samba de Amigo: Party Central has a few shortcomings, its intense energy and atmosphere demand a great time for all who are willing to give this little mascot the proper shake.
Rhapsody: Marl Kingdom Chronicles is a lovely compilation of two well remastered ports, giving us new takes on a forgotten franchise.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem brings back the iconic quartet with a bloated yet entertaining reboot for a new generation of fans.
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre proves itself as an engaging, intense thrill ride - and one of the best multiplayer games of this generation.
WrestleQuest
Wrestlequest has some fantastic combat mechanics and a ton of nods to the world of wrestling, but gets weighed down by its own substance far too often.
