Within its limitations that are typical to Gust games, Second Light shows a care of the developers to create the most pleasant title possible. It’s a game that can be considered good or even great in all of it’s aspects, however it doesn’t contain an aspect to call it excellent. It is certainly a memorable experience due to its battle system and the casual conversations with each character in this summer vacation adventure and one that I recommend to those that are already familiar with Gust output.

Of course, New Super Mario Bros. 2 contains many elements at its core that are worth gold, but due to conformism, sometimes latent, is satisfied with not taking advantage of opportunities to worth more.

Wario Land: Shake it! is a good new game (which will satisfy the new fans) based on old games (which will make the old fans happy).

Pokémon Legends ZA is a genuinely fun game that makes significant strides forward, even if it doesn't quite reach its full potential. It brilliantly expands the exploration of a returning Lumiose City, masterfully plays on nostalgia, and introduces a fresh battle system. While the Pokédex is more curated, the addition of new Megas makes the selection feel meaningful.

Edgeworth's personality spreads in many different parts of the plot showing the insight of a prosecutor at a crime scene and his cool temperament, paradoxically, is far from cool action, providing, through Rebuttals, the security needs for someone who fears the absence of courts and the ("almost?") total absence of Wright.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is one of those excellent Nintendo Switch conversions. Its artwork, along with the soundtrack and sound effects, transport the player to the fantastic universe of the Z Fighters and gives them freedom to experience it outside of combat through a fun gameplay. In the end, Kakarot is a gift to longtime Dragon Ball fans and an excellent first entry to anyone willing to meet the franchise.

This is one of those games from the 90s that used to work better at the time. Nowadays, there are so many superior products that the only reason to revisit this kind of remaster it pure nostalgia since the game itself doesn't to anything exceptionally.

Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is a good roguelike to pass the time, but a bit too challenging for the genre, with an imbalance between difficulty and survival. It makes you curious to know this universe, but it does so in a way that its own story feels empty.

Even being tied together by a cliched plot, Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars offers complex and fun gameplay, with a considerably sized campaign mode and extra missions. The simplistic graphics and lack of decent multiplayer options are a shame, but do not nullify the qualities of the game, that touches fans of the tactical genre in all the right places.

Kena: Bridge of Spirits is a fun game that mixes platforming and mechanics reminiscent of the Soulslike genre, in terms of combat and attacks. However, the gameplay loop relies too heavily on repetition and ends up being tedious, as does the Switch 2 port, which leaves much to be desired in several aspects.

The only way to not having fun is not having company.

Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town brings several aspects that players of the genre, and especially longtime fans of the franchise will appreciate as a remake, but could have improved the experience with more personalizations and more depth through never seen before content.

Etrian Mystery Dungeon is a combination of two franchises that ends up doing very well, and it's on the same level as other great RPGs on the 3DS.

Harvest Moon fans who never played the first Rune Factory are obliged to play this one. Natsume promised: Rune Factory is a new franchise, which will follow a different path from Harvest Moon. Until now, the tracked path hasn't disappointed.

Looking at the entire game, Crisis Core is an extremely important title for the Final Fantasy series, but a lot of its luster was lost in time or simply better realized in games that came after it. The main crucifix of Reunion is making a great remaster on top of a flawed gem of a title. For fans of the original, Reunion is the perfect remaster, while other Final Fantasy and action fans would probably be better with a full remake to realize the premise potential.

Borderlands 3 is a fun experience on the Switch, even with its blurry graphics and floaty framerate. However, removing the split-screen mode and the online multiplayer being limited to 2 players only is a letdown.

Super Crush K.O. is a very colorful and fun platform brawler. With several different enemies, a cute plot and strong women characters who are full of personality, you won't want to put this game down until you can see your name high up in the Leaderboards.

Revisiting Yakuza Kiwami and being able to play anywhere is really fun. The graphics are amazing, the price is accessible and Kiwami extras guarantee tons of beating up fun in this high atmospheric game, even with occasional slowdowns here and there. A must buy for Switch owners.

A little patience unveils an interesting title and one that is not a Mega Man X with another skin. With a little more polish, Azure Striker Gunvolt could even be worthy of this comparison.

Super Little Acorn 3D Turbo is the definitive version of the game.

Unlike many games of the same genre, LEGO Party! manages to masterfully apply the Mario Party formula and introduce some fun minigames with unique personality.

Very fluid and practically "endless" gameplay.

For those who haven't had chance to play it, there is no better recommendation in 3D line Classics.

Outlast is an excellent addition to the Switch's library. An acclaimed game that raises the bar for horror and survival beyond what we are used to and it's essential to those that like the genre. However, it would be better if the Switch version had an addition or feature to differentiate itself from the other versions.

Heaven's Vault is an exotic title that will catch one's eye for its beautiful artistic style. The game combines narrative adventure with code resolution in an open, nonlinear world. It also involves mystery, as you need to unravel the story by searching and solving codes. Puzzle and graphic novel enthusiasts will definitely love it.

Diablo II: Resurrected is a great game, but in a genre that has seen drastic growth and evolution ever since. It’s an experience that is certainly worth playing, especially if you understand the context that it was launched and its importance to today’s titles.

Citadelum is an excellent city-building and management game set in ancient Rome, featuring an intelligent building system, clear objectives, an intuitive menu, and campaigns that simulate Rome’s historical events. A few issues, such as rough autosaving and basic battle sections, do occur, but they do not spoil the overall experience.

I can't help but say that this is an emulated version of this classic title more than anything else. I love the fact that we got extra features; however, the game's terrible framerate and the super-lazy-applied technique to smooth the visuals are extremely deceiving, which ended up causing a melting effect in backgrounds. Square Enix should've handled this more respectfully.