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If you own a Switch 2 and have never played Final Fantasy X, fix that ASAP—but longtime fans may not find enough in this specific version to justify an entirely new purchase.

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Mortal Shell II is easily one of the biggest improvements from one entry to the next that I've seen in this space.

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Endless Ragnarok is a must-play for those who have conquered Granblue Fantasy: Relink, offering players a new roguelike gauntlet, new playable characters, new levelling systems and a ton of new battles.

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Star Fox maintains everything that was good about its N64 inspiration and enhances it with stellar visuals, an incredible soundtrack and masterful presentation.

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Beast of Reincarnation's narrative takes place far after mankind's decline, with nature having once again reclaimed Mother Earth for its own. Players assume the role of Emma, a gifted, or more aptly, cursed individual known as a Sealer.

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MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls has been the most fun I’ve had playing a fighting game in recent years.

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Mistfall Hunter has a few good ideas, but lacklustre gameplay and somewhat shallow RPG elements make the extraction elements more monotonous than engaging.

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Denshattack! is a resounding success and a benchmark for other titles in the genre to be judged by.

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Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 is here, bringing with it two very different but equally essential experiences that bring Snake's story to a close while wrapping up loose ends left by Snake Eater.

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The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu is a tense and atmospheric romp into the jungle

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Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game is mechanically sound and plays very well, yet neither the story mode or presentation are up to par.

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Big Walk delivers on a promise that's rare in cooperative games: nothing here is scripted, and the funniest moments are ones the game couldn't have planned even if it wanted to.

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