Loddlenaut was a pleasant surprise. Although brief, the experience in GUP-14 is extremely sensorially pleasant, and deals with an extremely serious and present theme, which is environmental preservation, in a light and calm way, with many cute little alien monsters to be found and cataloged.

The Witcher 3 should at least be experienced for its good attributes, but you must be prepared for any frustrations. It is a game that bets a large part of its chips on the narrative and the world, so players more used to well-polished mechanics will be surprised.

If Monster Hunter Rise was (for me) the best Switch game of last year, the Sunbreak expansion brings enough additions to breathe fresh air into the game, with new monsters, new maps, new abilities, new ranks, and the promise of adding hundreds of hours to your hunting time.

Octopath Traveler II is one of the most complete JRPGs with different combined endings that I've ever come across. Besides its agile and easy-to-understand combat system, the world exploration and different abilities of the 8 available characters are the peaks of this sequence, which doesn't require that you've played its predecessor.

Two Point Hospital is a fun updated version of the classic Theme Hospital, and it manages to overshadow its predecessor in all aspects. Despite small performance issues and lack of touch support, the game has enough different elements to keep the player engaged for dozens (or hundreds) of hours.

Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition on Nintendo Switch 2 delivers a deep narrative and versatile gameplay with solid TV-mode performance and innovative controls, despite handheld frame-rate drops and occasional visual glitches. Recommended for RPG fans seeking a premium portable experience and optimistic about Switch 2’s AAA potential.

Vicarious Vision’s love for this franchise is clear throughout each tour of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2. Controls are precise, gameplay is addicting, there is plenty of content and really well designed levels are complemented by a wonderful soundtrack. It’s only such a shame that the Switch version does not hit the performance targeted by the series for almost two decades now.

Cleverly balanced to entertain and challenge, with the ideal selection of tracks and items, an immersive online structure and all possible options of interaction between players, this title will be stuck to many 3DSs for years.

Pikmin 3 Deluxe presents the complete edition of the title originally released for Wii U. Besides additional content, the new version brings changes in gameplay and offers local multiplayer in all game modes. The adventure has everything to offer a pleasant experience for all series fans and for those who still don't know one of the best Nintendo franchises.

The brand new Kirby's 3D adventure is a spectacular iteration of the franchise.

It's the best game of the series since "Symphony of the Night" and those who buy it won't be sorry. This "100" is justified by the enormous quality and the care of how it was made, which is unusual to see on Nintendo DS.

Hundred Line is a very ambitious game for the visual novel genre with an absolutely big scope and, with that, delivers one of the most interesting stories of the current generation and a strategic gameplay that resembles a good puzzle. It’s a definite recommendation for those that like intriguing stories and a lot of reading.

Shovel Knight Dig is different enough to step away from the franchise's original proposal and similar in the right measure to be a game that homages and lives up to its name. The result is an absolutely brilliant game.

Tactics Ogre Reborn has been an excellent title since its original release, and the current version is an excellent remastering that molds an old classic with modern qualities, making it the definitive version of this excellent game.

SMTV brought everything I expected from a new chapter in the series of one of the first RPG games made, always renewing and innovating. We have an adventure that will make you stay for more than 40 hours hoping it doesn't end. It's really a great must-have for SMT fans and highly recommended for any RPG fan.

Dynasty Warriors Origins marks a spectacular return to form for the series, perfectly leveraging the Switch 2 hardware to deliver massive, fluid battles without compromising performance. By shifting focus toward a more tactical, personal narrative with its "Nameless Hero" and a dynamic, high-energy soundtrack, the game breathes new life into the Three Kingdoms saga. It is a must-play for action fans and a technical showcase for Nintendo’s new era.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 is the hardest and one of the best soccer games ever, only surpassed by the excellent Winning Eleven 10. Is a must-buy for all Wii owners who like soccer and if they're not used to the new control scheme, a Classic Controller is a great option.

80 Days is a love-letter to the Jules Verne' epic homonym book. With hundreds of cities, automata and different stories, we can ensure that every new journey will look like was the first one. Hours of entertainment and a pleasant reading awaits you - to not say that you can be stuck on the plot.

Monster Hunter Tri isn't for everyone. Those who are lucky enough to be the ones to whom the game is for will see that Capcom wasn't joking when they promised one of the best hardcore experiences this generation. The game's beautiful, rewarding, challenging and, above all, fun enough to keep players hooked for hundreds of hours.

Being a great puzzle game for the switch. TokiTori 2+ is recommended for those who enjoy a relaxing and creative experience. At the beginning of the game some parts will seem impossible and once you get used to the gameplay everything will make sense. With songs that make up the atmosphere of adventure and fun, the game leaves simple and complex puzzles everywhere and will require that the player has the ability to solve what is proposed to him.

Mega Man X Legacy Collection is a collection of excellent games. Veterans will relive some of the best adventures of Mega Man, while newcomers will come to know why this series became so important in the history of this industry. Those are obligatory games to anyone that likes platforming games.

For fans of the original version, perhaps the epilogue alone isn't enough to justify the price, but for those who don't know the original, this is the best moment to discover this amazing RPG.

Many may compare it to Tarantino's movies, some may say that it is worse than the original and others may argue that such violence is abusive, but in the end everyone wants to draw their katanas and make the blood flow.

Chucklefish managed to made a true work of art in the strategy genre. Wargroove will certainly engage any Fire Emblem or Advance Wars fan, and it could easily pass as a spiritual successor of the later. The game delivers on every front and it's a must-buy for your Nintendo Switch.

Anyone who likes puzzles and/or a good story should definitely buy Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box.

Huntdown is a 2D shoot'em up that balances challenge and fun, with precise gameplay, a captivating soundtrack, and impeccable 16-bit art. Despite the short duration, the game brings an incredible experience being a mandatory title for lovers of 2D action games.

Virtua Fighter 5 arrived strong on Nintendo Switch 2. Accessible for newcomers thanks to its simple three-button layout and still competitive for pro players thanks to its intelligent mechanics and unique characters, Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage is an amazing debut for the series on a Nintendo platform. With 19 years on the market, though, it missed the opportunity to offer more single-player content and more refined facial expressions and lip-sync animation, as on all other platforms. Even so, it remains one of the best fighting games on the market thanks to its mechanics and crossplay support.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel 3 is a good game for JRPG fans more focused on history than action. Despite being a bad starting point in the series, it holds up as a good game, but unless you want to get to know the whole universe, there are better options than it.

Child of Light is a fantastic game, despite its flaws, and can be enjoyed by any kind of player without regrets.

If you're willing to put up countless hours to learn, Xenoblade Chronicles X becomes one of the most rewarding experiences on the Wii U.

Atelier Ryza uses the series classic gameplay loop and brings a few new systems to it, making this one of the best in the entire series. It’s an excellent beginning of a new arc, an excellent opportunity for new players and an excellent game for anyone that loves RPGs.

Yes, the new 2D adventure is not a demonstration of Wii U's potential, but it's extremely competent as a plataformer, adding some elements that probably will accompany the series in the future and making, though perhaps unconsciously with its final boss, the eyes of players sparkle and give us a taste of what to expect of Mario in its next tridimensional adventure.

If Ronimo Games' first game on WiiWare has a con, it's its short duration. Campaigns are like that and can only entertain the player for a few hours. Fortunately, there is the multiplayer, giving a bit more durability to the game. Aside from that, Swords & Soldiers is a great way to obtain great amounts of quick fun on Wii.

Don't be fooled by its Kawaii-looking: Ender Lillies: Quietus of the Knights is a hardcore Metroidvania game, made for those who are willing to have their patience tested. Be prepared to die 50 times or so in a single boss-fight, to explore a huge map with a bunch of rooms loaded with hostiles, and to face a not-so-generous and somewhat poorly designed map which is going to drive you crazy.

Apocalypse is what the original Shin Megami Tensei IV should've been.

Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is an excellent real-time strategy game set in feudal Japan, featuring a great atmosphere (despite a somewhat predictable story), traditional control options and mouse support (Joy Con 2), and solid performance, along with a fairly accessible difficulty level for the genre.

Just Shapes & Beats is a game for those who enjoy music, mainly electronic music, in which the central objective is to escape from its shapes and beats. So if you are looking for a game with a cool story maybe this game is not for you. The coolest of Just Shapes & Beats are the musical qualities and their Party mode, that can be played freely while people enjoy the party. Just Shapes & Beats is a good buy to have on your Nintendo Switch and will brighten up your parties.

A game of discoveries and rediscoveries.

Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 is a good compilation and have a nice number of content. I recommend to any fan of platform games. It is a game with enough content to guarantee fun for a very long time.

Nobody Saves The World is a mix not only of many styles, but of a lot of gaming experience. Chaotic, fun and with just the right amount of humor, you can spend hours just doing quests and forget about time, although some may find it quite repetitive.

Shu Takumi reasserts himself as an articulator of good storylines inserted into an innovative gameplay.

Although Persona Q doesn't satisfy those willing to play a complete Persona or Etrian Odyssey, the title is good enough to be a unique experience which can please those who like a good story and characters and those who like to explore and battle.

Playing Mega Man 9 is such a nice experience, especially for the ones who had the opportunity to play the classic series. It won't be a surprise to see this game on top of WiiWare sales.

Retro City Rampage DX is a short and simple game, but the ingenious and inordinate use of 80s references plus the updates of the portable version make for a unique and innovative experience.

The second fighting collection (not counting the Street Fighter 30 Anniversary and Marvel vs Capcom collection) includes 3D fighting games from Capcom as well as 2D classics like CvS 1 / 2 and the Upper version of Street Fighter Alpha 3. It has some missing opportunities, like the content from PSP version of Street Fighter Alpha 3 and the inclusion of Rival Schools (since Project Justice, it's sequel, is in this collection), but the game comes with a lot of extras, intuitive menus, and hidden characters. A great addition to the collection for Fighting Gaming addicts.

Triangle Strategy is, without a doubt, a great strategy game that contains a number of elements that affect the experience in a negative way. At the moment, it is a title that I don't see leaving a legacy as far-reaching as TO or FFT, but it can certainly become the basis for a title that will even surpass those classics. What I can say, however, is that even with those details, it is still one of the best SRPGs on Switch and definitely recommended for fans of the genre.

It is the beginning of a new trilogy that has the true potential to surpass the first one. Someone said that the DS was dead? Level-5 certainly disagrees.

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is a game that impresses by its size and its ambition. After more than 160 hours necessary to complete 100% of the game I can say that it is a gift for any fan of RPGs, being one of the most impressive games to have in the first year of a console. With varied and very beautiful music this game will guarantee dozens of hours of fun. With so many excellent qualities, Xenoblade 2 is a must-have game in your library and will make you little by little enchanted by these incredible characters.

These remakes are some of the best and most complete games of the franchise.

The transition to home consoles didn't innovate the series, but gave to it what is perhaps its best version.

Heaven Dust 2 is a nugget for those who love survival horror games. A clear homage to Resident Evil, it doesn't shame itself in its way to make you feel the same way as if you were playing the games of the classical series, even through an isometric point of view. The story, despite having a cliche premise, is able to surprise you, and the environment allows you to fully immerse yourself for the few hours you'll be playing.

Although it has little problems that don't make it perfect, Rhythm Heaven is an excellent game which has to be, at least, played by every DS owner who has a bit of rhythmic sense. Those who don't even know how to get sound from a soda can will face problems while playing difficult levels.

Pokémon Legends: Arceus is the definition of what a "love letter to the fan" means, waiting for a drastic change in the franchise after so many years of using a well-established formula, but keeping the essence of what a true Pokémon experience can be by blending action, exploration and RPG. An invitation for newcomers and a real cherry on the cake for veterans eager for an alternative and unprecedented experience.

Kirby Mass Attack is ingenious, overflowing with creativity and content, and able to hold the attention of hardcores and casuals alike. Consistant and surprising at every corner, this last Kirby DS adventure goes out with a bang.

Dragon Quest Wars is like chess, simple in theory, but hard to master....For just 500 Nintendo Points, is one of the most solid experiences in the virtual platform.

Katana ZERO offers a creative art direction, great soundtrack, addictive gameplay and an engaging narrative. However, the adventure is short, about 5 hours, and its conclusion can be frustrating. I'm sure we'll hear about your continuation soon.

Even without offering a reason for veteran players to return, SteamWorld Dig for Wii U is a great opportunity for those that still haven't experienced this good game from Image & Form.

Wii is the perfect console for FPS games for obvious reasons. Treyarch did a great job in Call of Duty: World at War, but don't expect a revolution on the genre.

Even the small issues of Curtain Call will not manage to take it away from the spot of the best rhythm game on the system.

Everything in Tropical Freeze was made with extreme care and attention. From the landscapes and enemies to the music and level design. Each island has its own ecosystem so filled with details and different things to do that, as soon as one level is over, the question of what will Retro do next always looms around, and the developer always surprises.

SophStar is a lot more than a homage to the classical vertical shoot em ups; It's a diverse, yet fast Shmup with 9 ships that offers a different approach to each stage. For the new public who enjoy a more simulator style, the game offers side missions through cadet school in a fast and innovative way. This is clearly a Shmup made by people who understand the classics and aim to innovate for both new players and veterans.

If you don't like the philosophy of "play, create and share", maybe you won't like D.I.Y.. But, still, the package of 90 microgames can be interesting.

These remakes are some of the best and most complete games of the franchise.

Revelations is not a milestone in the series, is not brilliant, but it is very competent, both technically and conceptually, and has something that the series is really needed: personality. This is the time to Resident Evil stop and think where to go. Revelations is a step in the right direction. One single step.

FUR Squadron Phoenix is a roguelite sequel to the indie game FUR Squadron. Heavily inspired by Star Fox, the game features spaceship mechanics with procedurally generated environments and various upgrades. It only falls short in some missing elements, such as multiplayer and checkpoints.

Quotation forthcoming.

The different modes are good at showing the many ramifications of the great idea around of which the game is build, a sign of the a developer with excitement and trust in what it was doing: a simple, original and fun game.

Quotation forthcoming.

Shadowverse: Champion's Battle is one of those games that are simple to get but hard to master. It has a simple story, strategic diversity and great care in the production makes for tens (or hundreds) of fun hours of gameplay, especially if the online competition gets hot.

Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold: The Fafnir Knight brings the winning formula back once again, pleasing long-term fans and making changes to attract new players.

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga brings all the charisma of a LEGO franchise game with the richness of detail and care that a Star Wars franchise title deserves. One of the best LEGO titles without a doubt and essential for fans.

The three games in this collection deserve to be played by as many people as possible, but it is a pity that the most accessible version of them so far has been made with so little care.

Pirate's Curse works in a way so positively different than the previous games that it may represent the pinnacle of the series.

A game with little of marketing which shows itself as a surprise from EA: one of the best games released this year for the DS, intending to show that DS owners not only live with "stylus."

Ever 17- The Out of Infinity delivers a remaster of the 2011 remake rather than the 2000 original. Though its modernization efforts may divide fans, the story remains rich in twists and turns and retains its compelling characters—keeping the journey engaging enough to justify a playthrough. That said, I’d still recommend supplementing it with the original for full context.

Okamiden reveals itself as a great game and a very welcomed sequel. May be among the last games of the extensive list of the DS, but this does not dimish its quality. Even if the combat doesn't shine as much as the rest of the package, Okamiden is a masterpiece.

Salt & Sanctuary is great in many aspects, with very few weaknesses such as dialogue and story. The game is excellent and it utilizes its references well, delivering a competent game.

It's a stylish adventure that can be enjoyed two or three times in a short amount of time and entertains because of its simplicity.

Little Nightmares II is an excellent sequel to one of the best horror titles with elements of puzzle and exploration. The second game brings the "work together" appeal, with the return of Six (protagonist of first Little Nightmares), and the protagonism of Mono. This surreal adventure is worth every second.

The Rogue: Prince of Persia is a Roguelike game with several characteristics of the franchise, but it lacks a stronger identity. In the end, it feels like a platform Roguelike that reuses assets as much as possible.

Devil May Cry 3: Special Edition is an awesome addition to the Switch library. The game that helped redefine the hack and slash genre is still really fun to play, and with some new and exclusive modes, Capcom shows that they are worried about improving the experience, instead of just porting it. The Switch edition opens up for way more stylish combos and, if you don't care for its 2005 graphics, you should give the game a chance (or a new chance), because this is DMC3's definitive edition.

Digging for three and a half hours may be fun, but, in the end, is just digging.

Art of Balance is a simple puzzle game that develops its concept with confidence and competence.

Tiny Bookshop is cozy and welcoming, full of friendly and interesting characters ready to share their stories in exchange for book recommendations. A unique sales simulator that not only encourages you to learn about books but also perhaps encourages new readers.

By the Wii Shop Channel's description, Nintendo believes this game is relaxing, but I found difficult to relax when what I most did was huffing about my planet which didn't go on the direction I wanted. I recommend this game to everyone who wanted a great portion of difficult, but the ones who get mad easily must run away from it.

Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA is an incredible and unforgettable game. Its excellent soundtrack and sense of adventure greatly brightened the moments I spent with it. It is a must have game for owners of a Nintendo Switch.

Toki Tori is a puzzle game that should please anyone who likes this genre. Despite of this version hadn't added anything new, it's an interesting game anyway.. Toki Tori is a good addition to the Switch library and can provide fun in small doses.

So in the end, think of Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics as a beautiful box of board games that you keep in a closet until one fine day you feel like playing again. Are you willing to pay 40USD for this box? Some would say yes, others would say no. In the end, it's a very polished and neat package. The game's proposal is quite simple, despite the vast content. The secret is to sit down without worrying and play at will, exploring each game until you get tired.

Gnosia has a good proposal but its immersion is very shallow due to the limited responses that the characters return, making it difficult to say who lies and who speaks the truth. Maybe if they had voice acting, it could be more interesting.

Another masterpiece of the Nintendo DS, another title of undoubted quality and a welcome addition to the already excellent library of the platform.

Mega Man 10 is a good game and an excellent choice for fans of the series, but not even nearly has same impact of Mega Man 9.

Cytus α is the definitive version of a great rhythm game; however, its gameplay lacks the precision of other Rayark games. This title is recommended for those that already player Rayark’s other titles and want even more content from them.

The Mario Kart of shooters is born.

Oxenfree is a good game. With amazing history, music and dubbing, anyone who likes the "walking simulator" genre will enjoy the game.

Contra is recommended to those that like a good challenge. Slowly, players learn it’s patterns and require less and less lives and continues to conquer each stage. Those are old games, but their quality shine even today.

Limits on investigation and the notable absence of some cherish characters are boring details, but, by the time you reach the last case, you'll notice that they are just that: details.

The Lion’s Song is a great point and click game with a focus in the story. With a nice visual that features a retro pixelated style. The gameplay on the TV it’s OK, but no support to the Touch Screen function is unacceptable, since the iOS version already has that function. Finally, The Lion’s Song does not please everyone, but those who like the genre will love the game.

Regardless of platform, the quality of these titles is undeniable, but this remastered version is the best and most convenient way to play them.