It is undeniable that Sin & Punishment: Successor Star is a quality title, and perhaps one of the most action-packed that can be found on the Wii. But it, like its predecessor, will fall in many concepts to the extreme by trying to be a coin-op on a console.

This port is an amazing comeback of one of the greatest counterparts for The King of Fighters in the Neo Geo era. It has many interesting extras, achievements to enrich the single-player experience and, although it could have some balance against bosses and less long loading screens to access modes, this is a great port to have on Switch if you are a fighting game enthusiast.

A nice puzzle game, with enormous possibilities and exciting puzzles.

The DX version of Sigma Star Saga is an excellent shmup with RPG elements, imbued with a nice and mature story that grants a dark atmosphere like those seen in Metroid Fusion and MGS Ghost Babel. Despite that, more in-game extras and a better rebalance of the experience system, since the random encounters were reduced, would make a huge difference.

With no online multiplayer and poor graphics, Ridge Racer 3D is a game with close to no ambition, but one that entertains with an ideal gameplay, many hours of content and a nice use of the 3D effect. Definitely one of the best games the 3DS launch has to offer.

The third game is the conclusion that the Blaster Master Zero series was deserving, since it doesn't have an inventive way to be iterated anymore without losing its identity.

Cotton Fantasy is a celebration of 30 years of the Cotton franchise that shows very well all the evolution and affection that the series has had over the years. Classic, challenging and affordable. Perfect for those who like to compete for high scores, challenge themselves or even just play casually.

Fun, deep and full of content, Mortal Kombat 11 is a complete fighting package. However, little performance and aesthetic problems, as well as the reliance on an internet connection to play single player content, prevent the game from achieving its true potential on Switch.

Bit.Trip Core has simple gameplay, challenging difficulty and an endless fight for the biggest scores. Get ready to get addicted.

Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma isn’t just a franchise rebirth—it’s a promise of a thriving future. While not flawless, it nails nearly every essential element, delivering an experience that reminds us exactly why we fell in love with this series.

Blood Stone DS can be considered even better than the versions of the HD consoles and PC.

It seems that XSEED Games has not prioritized innovative mechanics, but instead the publisher's focus remains on bringing titles from the past in new outfit without leveraging the full potential of certain mechanics.

What Lies in the Multiverse was one of the best platform games I've played this year. Very accurate, with great challenges, it's not tiring and has good breaks to see the plot developing (which is all located in PT-BR, in a wonderful way). I want to go back and finish the achievements just to see if I can extract anything more from the worlds of What Lies in the Multiverse, even though it doesn't have more than one ending, which I found a bit disappointing considering the plot.

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.

World Splitter is a very beautiful puzzle platformer, with a big replay factor due to several available achievements and a multiplayer mode. Its innovative gameplay is a nice fresh touch for platformers and makes for extremely satisfying puzzles to solve.

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.

Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town shows that the franchise can maintain its established formula by taking risks in other ways like Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing without the fear of losing its own charm. A game recommended for both fans and newcomers to the farming experience.

Moon is not a perfect game. However, even with failures in some technical points, its qualities show it can be considered one of the best DS games recently launched and that it is healthy to find other sources for genres usually stepped aside. Never before a publisher was so categorical at this point, but, definitely, this game must not be forgotten.

After a 14-year hiatus, Shinobi: Art of Vengeance returns with a fresh formula, flawless art direction, and a more accessible experience for new generations. The game does have room for improvement (especially in its story) but nothing that detracts from the fun and compact campaign.

Although Wii Music seems stupid, it really goes beyond a game. It's not perfect, naturally, as there are failures in the game's production, such as the lack of more Nintendo songs. But with Wii Music, what Miyamoto said about "musical teachings" really comes to mind.

Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time, it’s a fantastic experience and a must play to anyone who enjoys the platform genre. Certainly it’s one of the best games that will be released to the Nintendo Switch in 2021. No matter if you are an old fan of the bandicoot or someone who just wants to enjoy a platform, you can’t go wrong with this game. Still, know that although the entire premise may seem childish, Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time, might give you a really hardcore challenge if you decide to 100% everything in this game.

Super Bomberman Collection is one of the best examples of how to bring classics in an tidy and dedicated way. The package contains 5 main games, plus 2 extras and lots of bonus material. However, it is lacking in the online mode and other secondary aspects.

Despite history and multiplayer limitations, Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection provides an incredibly satisfying experience to players. Its gameplay carries the entire legacy of the franchise and, together with the wonderful art and soundtrack, transports us to an epic and adventurous fairy tale. The combination of nostalgia and innovation makes Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection a welcoming game, both for beginners and hardcore gamers. This game is a love letter to the first titles.

Charming, Mutant Mudds does not change the genre, but certainly pleases those who are already fans.

Mary Skelter 2 brings an experience that complements the original in a lot of ways such as story and gameplay. Each title by itself are good games with some flaws, but the whole package is an unique DRPG that is worth playing especially if you are a fan of the genre.

Famicom Detective Club: The Girl Who Stands Behind is a better prequel than its predecessor, with an even more intriguing story, supernatural elements, and richer and more diverse characters, despite not being a very fluid game to play.

A sequel to a game that nobody remembered, Beyond the Ice Palace II is a welcome new addition to the 2D platform indie metroidvania library, with great action and puzzle mechanics, an amazing atmosphere, and outstanding music. It's a bit too short, has some bugs, but nothing that ruins the fun experience.

GluMe is a great addition to the Nintendo Switch's puzzle library, and a must-buy for anyone who loves the genre and craves something genuinely innovative.