Recommended for those who like side-scrolling action games and for those who miss the 16-bits era.

Quickly speaking, the game is very good even if it needs a bit of patience due to a slow start. The game brings a true sensation of hunting and all the satisfaction involved after learning it's ropes. Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate, unfortunately, also brings dated graphics and long loading times.

Far from perfect, Batman: The Brave and the Bold - The Videogame for DS still shines and has its value.

Whoever did not play Wild World, try this one. But anyone who already has the DS version must seriously think about it before buying Animal Crossing: City Folk. Any doubts? Stay with the DS version.

Lost in Shadow is a unique, rewarding and well crafted experience.

Princess Peach: Showtime! is a quick, easy, and direct game. It's a fantastic introduction to platformers, with great graphics and minimal difficulty. Enjoy the surprisingly varied gameplay in this short game, assuming you don't mind it being this short.

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are a purchase to consider. It’s almost essential to the fans who waited so long for this game. It fixes some basic errors and annoying issues from the original versions and shows what makes the region so beloved. However, if you don't make a point for cute graphics, or if you have a Pokémon Platinum cartridge at home, it would be way better to keep your savings and wait to adventure yourself in Hisui next year.

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are a purchase to consider. It’s almost essential to the fans who waited so long for this game. It fixes some basic errors and annoying issues from the original versions and shows what makes the region so beloved. However, if you don't make a point for cute graphics, or if you have a Pokémon Platinum cartridge at home, it would be way better to keep your savings and wait to adventure yourself in Hisui next year.

Hitman: Blood Money - Reprisal is a game that's different from almost everything else in the Switch library. If you like stealth games with a lot of violence and room for creativity, the dinner is served, even if it is a little dated. Especially at this price, put the kids to sleep and have fun.

Even with some minor flaws like the little VARIETY regarding the levels and the number of Keydrons, ThruSpace becomes compelling and worth 800 Wii Points for your purchase, turning itself in a different puzzle game, but unambitious.

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.

Boyfriend Dungeon is an extremely creative game that appeals to an unusual story that works in a surprising way. It has charismatic characters and gives the player complete freedom of choice. The downside is the low difficulty of combat and gameplay.

Even without unique characteristics, provides uncompromised fun.

While Fashion Dreamer may not be a game for everyone, it is exactly what it promises to be: a game where fashion fans can spend dozens of hours trying to find the perfect look.

Red Wings: American Aces is a great game for those looking for an arcade style shooter and with plenty of potential pro multiplayer (especially because it is coming out pretty cheap). He could be a little fairer in solo mode. I would love to be able to go online and always find a room to play.

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.

Terminator 2D: NO FATE is a beautiful pixel-art homage that moves away from the traditional movie-licensed game formula and brings a more indie-inspired style to the classic portrayed by Arnold Schwarzenegger. Fast, nostalgic, and frenetic, the game falls short of delivering a deeper and longer-lasting experience to the classic, even while offering alternative endings.

Cotton 100% is pure nostalgia and brings with it the best shoot ‘em ups of its time, a great combination of gameplay and visuals. It's just a shame they didn't localize the game's dialogues into English at least.

The brand new Mario Golf's game hits the Switch, along with a couple of fun and crazy modes. However, the feeling that something is lacking is undeniable.

Although it ends a little quickly because of the short duration of each level, Cube Tactics is a fun and challenging game.

In a way, Cruis’n Blast is a rollercoaster. It’s fast, fun and it also ends way too quickly.Its spirit is firmly planted in a bygone era for games, which still does its best to entertain people - regardless of their age.

Labyrinth of Zangetsu is fun and simple, giving easy accessibility for newcomers and veterans of dungeon crawling RPG. It’s a pity that its great enemy and character artwork can’t save the repetitive stages and confusing menu/inventory management that spoils what could be a great game.

For fans of the series, the collection is an excellent opportunity to revive classic titles and with a considerable amount of content that can keep them busy for a long while. For those that don’t share the nostalgia, the collection has four racing games that are very good, but also need a lot of practice and patience to be enjoyed.

This is definitely a game done with passion by the team, with a classic approach on the fighting genre mixed with modern aspects to bring young players to the ring, packed with many extras modes and unlockables. That said, the constant slowdowns, hit detection that needs polishing and some bug crashing game hinders the fun on the Nintendo Switch platform. Let's hope a patch will correct all this in the near future.

For the price of a DS game, the original game was a pain in the wallet. The same game, with additional features, an accessible multiplayer and a bigger quantity of puzzles for only a fifth of that price is a great option.

Ritual of Raven is a refreshing twist on the farming sim, blending witchcraft and agriculture into something genuinely new. While it can be frustrating at times, its creative gameplay and compelling characters make it well worth your attention.

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.

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.