The emulation is perfect and it has many display options and unlockables. Its value, of course, depends on how nostalgic we are.

VFR as promised, brings back the rush of the Doom reboot, with the immersion only possible in virtual reality. Controls work great, either with PS Move or Aim Controller, but it is not as long and deep as the original game.

Dead or School is a game with limited budget, and that sings from afar: animations, videos, repetitive backgrounds... lots of things could be better. But the important, its metroidvania gameplay it's fun and systems like the weapon upgrade are deep and works better. Add a craziness layer, and you've got a simple but enjoyable game.

Squadrons faithfully delivers Star Wars space combat experience, but it lacks more variety in game modes, starships and levels. The whole game is VR compatible, which makes it one of the best experiences we had with this technology.

In terms of plot, it's clearly superior to Man of Medan. Little Hope keeps the Supermassive style, but adds a risky twist that you may love... Or hate.

Tales of Berseria Remastered is a merely competent remaster, a shortcoming that is made up for by the game’s strengths: its powerful story and its entertaining gameplay. Just as importantly, the game finally arrives on Microsoft and Nintendo consoles.

Even 8 years later, this is one of the most important Dragon Ball games ever. It's a shame, though, that the developers didn't add any substantial upgrade in the technical department.

With spectacular action, great controls and a lot of emphasis on the story, Manticore: Galaxy on Fire is the best option for those who are looking to bring space battles anywhere on the Nintendo Switch.

A no-brainer for fans of classic gaming. It hasn't aged well in some facets and the port is a bit lazy, but it still offers a unique experience.

Even with all the quality-of-life and technical improvements, you can't help but notice how outdated these games are. Even so, any veteran will enjoy Dragon Quest I-II HD-2D as good "comfort food". You won't be surprised with them, nor disappointed.

Quotation forthcoming.

Sniper Elite: Resistance is a solid, but very consistent, game. The series' shooter formula continues to perform well, but it's true that it needs a change of scenery and improvements to its mechanics. This game is recommended for new/older fans of the series, but not for those looking for changes.

Natsume shows, once again, its mastery updating 16 bits classics, now with a beat'em up that remains amazing and entertaining as the first time... For some players maybe it falls short in length and leaves you wanting more: the 8 levels can be completed in less than 2 hours. Even with that, it's very fun and another hit for those that love couch coop.

Unlike other Vanillaware games, GrimGrimoire Once More is not a game for everyone. If you connect with it and don't get frustrated by the "death, learn and try again" loop, you'll have a great time with a careful mix of role-playing, tactics, real-time strategy and tower defense. All topped with beautiful art and a very interesting plot.

Fast RMX is a great racing arcade game that brings back the style and speed we enjoyed in F-Zero, Wipeout and Xtreme G. But this Switch version brings no improvement from the Wii U original.

Suikoden I&II HD Remaster is a worthy overhaul for two role-playing classics that everyone should experience. Although the remastering work is not memorable, the new graphics and small playable additions, as well as its translation, are important incentives to enjoy again two cult gems.

The universe of Alan Wake 2 grows with a small collection of original and fun ideas that play with the unexpected, humor and “the impossible”. A small stroke of genius that will not taste like much, and that has its biggest flaw in the reuse of the scenarios of the base game.

This game would have blown the minds of the kids of the early 90s and it even holds a candle to today's standards. A safe bet, even when the difficulty curve could use some tweaking.

It's not as long or hard as Hotline Miami, but it manages to grab you until you finish it. Hooray for a well-balanced difficulty.

Phantasy Reverie Series is a great opportunity to play again (or discover for the first time) two cult platform games. Some elements feel outdated, even with the graphic improvements, but they are still fun to play.

A remarkable legacy for old school graphic adventures. It's a lazy port, but it keeps all its fun factor.

Deliver Us Mars it's not an innovative game or one that surprises. If you played Deliver Us The Moon, you'll find the same ADN here. But the new location and story makes it a great game that will entertain you and hook you up till the, partly also because of its ability to recreate the atmosphere of the red planet accurately.

EA Sports FC 26 manages to offer fresh, varied gameplay with a wide range of options for all types of players. It is the most polished instalment in this regard since the series stopped being called FIFA. However, the lack of new features in its game modes means that the leap to the game can be questioned much more.

Gauntlet: Slayer Edition allows us to relive a classic dungeon crawler genre. A fantastic co-op game for you and your friends.

Great map and coop mode, but shows poor controls and some technical issues.

Clap Handz implements its enjoyable vision of golf in the virtual reality realm, and motion controls, with remarkable results. A fun and accessible golf game that lacks gameplay modes and options (there is no multiplayer, career mode...). If you forget about that, and want some fun sports in VR, that's just what if offers.

A challenging roguelike space shooter with anime style and a varied set of procedurally generated levels. Great!

It's tough as an octopus, but also as tasty. Some challenges are a bit too taxing, but the overall experience is cartoony and creative.