Samba de Amigo: Party Central is an excellent and competent rhythm-based game, but its licensed song nature is probably something to consider.

With several different endings and a plethora of items to interact with, One Night Stand is a nice surprise. The 12 possible endings are different enough to give a sense of accomplishment, and although the game could be longer, it is one of the best Visual Novels I've ever played, from the script to music, from the art to the attention to details.

Serious Sam Collection brings great shooting titles to the Switch with a simple, but addicting and fun gameplay. Each title brings enough reasons to be replayed a lot of times, either to find more secrets or get more points in each level. The Collection also gives an excellent opportunity for a new public to know what the Serious Sam series is all about.

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.

Pokémon Scarlet & Pokémon Violet had everything to be the best generation in the history of the franchise, and maybe these games still are, but the expansive and fun story is hurt by the enormous amount of visual bugs and performance issues, as well as the fact that the movement freedom is limited by the fixed levels of challenges. Despite that, it's a game worth playing.

République: Anniversary Edition is an OK game. It gives you a few dozen hours of fun and a good story for those who like games with lots of politics, intrigue and mystery. It's not a revolutionary game but it's worth knowing, especially if you are the kind of player who likes to 100% everything. Good luck at that.

A puzzle simple and fun, able to entertain fans of this genre and others for a few hours.

Ikachan is not a masterpiece, but it's a simple and enjoyable experience which deserves another chance.

Swim Out is a game that impressed me because of its creation and mechanics. It's a good recommendation for anyone who wants to play a good puzzle's game. I believe that a little art variety would be very nice to the game.

Happy Birthdays is a great game of a much forgotten genre. It's good to see something so innovative and fun. I highly recommend the game to fans of God's simulation games. Dozens of hours are reserved for those who seek to dwelve deeper into this world.

Tunche managed to evaluate all the proposals he proposed. He is as challenging as any roguelike and keeps up the pace of the fight as a beat ‘em up. With many endearing characters, a story in the middle of the Amazon rainforest and several possibilities to play, it's a game that should be on everyone's list.

Nintendo Switch players that opt to revive a classic such as Onimusha: Warlords HD Remaster will find everything that made Capcom special in a title that feels like a Resident Evil spin-off. However, I must remind everyone that the game doesn't go beyond a simple port.

Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions is an excellent arcade adaptation of the series for the world of video games, but its football mechanics its not too good and give the feeling that something is missing, while betting excessively on special skills to grab attention.

The lack of original scenarios and personality hurts the package, but doesn't take the credit for being a great introductory game for the capabilities of the 3DS, both in terms of graphics and of controls.

Miitopia provides a lively and rewarding gaming experience. Despite being simple, its history has fun dialogues, which makes the game perfect for both children and adults alike. The amazing art direction represents the universe in which the game is inserted. The player is always an active participant in the creation of the characters and the gameplay has countless resources and possibilities worthy of a great RPG. Although it gets a little repetitive at the end, Miitopia is excellent and one of the most pleasant surprises of the year.

Luffy and the Riverside takes inspiration from classic collectathon games, but has its own identity. Its trading mechanics bring a unique and innovative gameplay that fits well with the paper goods style. Perfect for fans of puzzles, riddles and platformers.

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.

Fractured Soul is perhaps on par with several other plataformers on eShop, but stands out from the crowd by including online leaderboards.

An average port for a good Capcom game. Resident Evil 0 in the Switch is worth for those who want to play on the go, otherwise it gets very hard to recommend it for a full price.

Slipstream is a Brazilian one-man masterpiece of a retro racing game that pays an honorable homage to the classical games of the genre. Despite its apparent simplicity, the game has a lot of variety that will keep you entertained for hours and hours and hours.

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.

Just because of its multiplayer, you'll have fun for just 1000 Wii Points. It's a shame the game doesn't include an online mode, as the DS version has it along many other options.

Deadly Premonition is a rare game that gives much more than the simple sum of it’s parts. It’s a title recommended to those that can accept terrible production values in exchange for a truly unique and special experience.

Batman: The Brave and the Bold - The Videogame is a very good game, and for that there is no doubt. Obviously, it has its flaws (not many, not few), but instead of failure, it is more appropriate to call them "points for improvement".

MW3 is the definitive version of the franchise on the Wii and one of the best FPS ever made for the console.

Super Meat Boy 3D is just a shadow of its original version; its visuals don't match the graphics, the soundtrack doesn't fit, and the controls are more frustrating than the game's difficulty itself.

As a game for Wii, it's a good title for those tired of casual games or who feel a lack of Action-Adventure games. As a port of a title for other platforms graphically more powerful than the Wii, it's not perfect, but it plays its role well.

Let's Tap is a package of demos using the Wii Remote in an interesting way. Although it doesn't work perfectly some times, it's good for the ones who like to gather the most number of people around their Wii - and make all of the enjoy it.