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Boxing, Archery and the surprisingly entertaining Thumb Wrestling make this a fun sports collection, especially with friends or family.
Shift Up has done an impressive job bringing Stellar Blade to Switch 2, preserving its excellent combat and sharp presentation despite the hardware limitations.
Steins;Gate Re:Boot gives one of the genre's best time travel stories a substantial visual overhaul, with expressive character animations and enough new content to tempt returning fans.
It Takes Two
It Takes Two remains Hazelight's finest co-op adventure, pairing inventive gameplay with a surprisingly heartfelt story about a struggling marriage.
Purple Lamp’s best SpongeBob adventure yet pairs a fun ghost mechanic with the show’s trademark humour, but the original Switch version struggles to keep up.
The real appeal of Toy Story: Retro Roundup is seeing how wildly the same games could differ across consoles, with useful rewind and save features making these old favourites easier to revisit.
Resident Evil 4 Remake is a masterclass in action and survival horror, with superb level design, satisfying combat, and enough extra content to keep you coming back. The Switch 2 port has occasional frame drops and muddy visuals, but handheld play makes those flaws easier to overlook.
Resident Evil 3 Remake delivers solid action and an excellent Switch 2 port, but its shorter campaign and scripted Nemesis encounters strip away much of the tension that made the original memorable.
Resident Evil 2 Remake remains a masterclass in survival horror, with clever level design, tense encounters with Mr. X, and satisfying resource management. The Switch 2 port runs remarkably well at nearly 60 FPS in both handheld and docked modes, making this an excellent way to experience a modern classic.
Bluey’s Happy Snaps captures the charm of the show with its colorful visuals and simple photography mechanics that even young kids can pick up quickly.
Epic Mickey has always had limited mechanics, and Rebrushed does not change that. However, it offers a charming and unique world along with a strong sense of Disney nostalgia, which is still enough to keep players engaged.
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Kingdom Hearts Collection finally gives Nintendo players native versions, with most titles running smoothly at 60 FPS.
