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Back to the Future Part III was a mistake. There, I said it. It is the worst way to end the trilogy and the one saving grace is that it’s iconic enough in its stupidity to be remembered fondly by children who were impressionable at the time. No matter which...
The Nintendo Switch has been an integral part of this website since its inception. We’ve covered the system’s entire lifespan, from reviewing Super Bomberman R back in early 2017 to a deluge of titles to this very day. It’s been more than a thousand Switch game reviews, and we’re now...
The Nintendo Switch 2 may not have launched with a massive amount of brand new titles, but it did bring quite a lot of previously released games over to Nintendo’s ecosystem for the first time, such as Cyberpunk, Hitman, and Split Fiction.. Then there’s Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S, which might...
Sonic Generations is usually considered to be the best “modern” (as in, post-Dreamcast) Sonic ever released, if you’re not counting Mania, of course. Last year saw the release of an upgraded remaster for the then-current generation of consoles, Sonic X Shadow Generations. With Nintendo finally catching up to hardware specs...
Initially developed by Irrational Games, which would then go on to create the mostly excellent, Bioshock franchise, System Shock 2 is known as one of the most revolutionary games of all time. Still, its relatively cult following and inaccessible nature for many players (especially on console) means that a lot...
Ruffy and the Riverside
I’ll reiterate something I’ve mentioned in my Gex Trilogy and PaperKlay reviews: if you want to grab my attention prior to the release of a game, mention the fact it’s a 3D platformer inspired by classic collectathons. It won’t mean I will automatically love it, or be biased towards it,...
And to think that, not long ago, we were still living in a drought period for any kind of TMNT-related interactive media. I am quite off the loop regarding the current Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle-related “canon” aired by Nickelodeon, and the sole fact that channel owns the IP nowadays is...
The last few years were a period of learning for people who started getting into Atlus’ catalog of RPGs. Persona was the gateway drug for most of us, then came Shin Megami Tensei V to showcase a more complex, more challenging, and edgier take on the game we had fallen...
Blades of Fire
There’s no denying that a new soulslike being announced and released isn’t as exciting nowadays as it once used to be, due to how bloated the genre is nowadays. There are new ones coming out pretty much every time I wake up these days. However, Blades of Fire did pique...
Gex Trilogy
Gex is back. In the year 2025, you are now able to play the entirety of the Gex console catalogue (some Game Boy Color titles did not make the cut) in a modern system, all thanks to the efforts of Limited Run Games. Even if their Carbon Engine is nowhere...
Fantasy Life originally released in 2013 for the Nintendo 3DS and since then, the series’ output has been a bit dry. There have been mobile releases in between, but Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time is the first proper sequel after all this time to the this neat...
MindsEye
Our motto at WayTooManyGames is that we “review the good, the bad, and the so bad it’s good”. At times, playing a truly terrible game feels borderline entertaining, as you’ve noticed in the past with our reviews of Fast & Furious Crossroads and The Quiet Man. They are even worthy...