It's a pity that Moco Moco Friends shows some potential, but ends up being just average.

While Spider-Man: Edge of Time is not that bad, it is a game that, unless you are experiencing moments of extreme leisure, doesn't deserve much attention.

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

Senran Kagura Peach Ball has a strong base for a Pinball title, however, it’s short amount of content makes it hard to recommend unless it’s cheap.

Neverout is a very interesting and fun game. It is a very intriguing puzzle game that has a very good learning curve. The game is a bit short, about two hours to finish everything and too repetitive, but for the price of $ 7.50 it's worth the investment.

Never 7: The End of Infinity is a hidden gem for Visual Novel fans—even if it shows its age, it pioneered elements now considered staples of the genre, boasting an intriguing story and richly developed characters. That said, the recent remaster falls short, with a dated presentation and technical shortcomings that significantly undermine the experience.

Objects are controlled with the Circle Pad and the physics doesn't help. Adaptation is achieved only by those who try to enjoy the game at its maximum, playing again and again each stage in pursuit of perfection. To every other person, beating the game takes less than half an hour and is full of frustration. If you are in the first group, Kersploosh! it's worth the small investment.

There's no reason for buying Crystal Defenders R1. Doing so would be inappropriate because it incentivizes Square Enix to keep launching these "games" on download services of the consoles. It only makes any sense of you don't have Flash in you computer and want to experiment with the genre at any cost.

Heracles: Chariot Racing is a stupid copy of Mario Kart, as lots of them which we are used to since the first one was launched, in 1992.

Poison Control is a unique game, and perhaps a good buy for adventurers who like the genre. In general, it is a repetitive game, it does not stand out in any element, remaining only in the average. Gameplay is fun, but it is not enough to entertain for long hours of gaming.

Panorama Cotton is a classic. It's fun to play for a few hours, but it doesn't have as much appeal as the other games in the series.

Eduardo the Samurai Toaster is a true classic run-and-gun with excellent humour, soundtrack and art direction. For 800 Nintendo Points, the title is great for genre fans which already paid this for other titles. Just don't expect be on front of TV so long.

There is fun in the package, although Wario has had more inspiration and creativity in his previous investments.

Samurai Warriors: Chronicles is, above all, a Musou. And anyone willing to play a Musou must be prepared to deal with the excessive repetition.

Wii Play: Motion isn't Game of the Year lists material, and it doesn't have what it takes to keep someone glued to their TV for hours and hours alone. During friend reunions, though, it shines, and not for innovations or high-definition graphics, but for its simplicity and consistency.

The indie Shadow of the Oriented does not propose to do a whole lot for the platforming genre, but the Switch version goes above and beyond (in the bad sense), and gets delivered with critical technical issues.

Like any other rhythmic game, Helix is not a hardcore title and probably won't make the ones who are too serious about it happy.

Gex Trilogy is a package that brings back the Gex 2D and 3D trilogy, but leaves too much to be desired when it comes to improvements.

Pyramids has good longevity, but even with some new features in the course of the game, it's a tiring game. Its price, however, is not a burden. You cannot say the same about the difficulty, that in more advanced levels, greatly complicates the life of the player. For those willing to face this challenge, Pyramids is a good choice.

Fans should download it. The one who doesn't know the genre, it up to you. If you don't fit either profile, leave it, because there are more and better platform games on the Virtual Console for a lower price.

In all aspects, Dimensions could be better, but from what is, it's already worth a play.

Warriors Orochi 4 has an incredible character diversity, easy to understand gameplay, good mechanics and an intriguing story. Unfortunately, the Nintendo Switch version has performance issues, affecting the whole package.

Dusk Diver 2 is a great sequel, with new elements and beautiful scenery, even with some loss of quality. A very fun action RPG full of references to nerd/otaku culture. The game, however, lacks a bit of immersion.

Despite some performance problems, it is a great survival with history. His own style and cliché satire is very good, and has a lot of extras to collect. Recommended for those looking for a more calm and frightless survival.

It lacks story, content and even hours, but that's not enough to remove its extreme fun and addictive gameplay. On Switch, you can bring the game anywhere, but it's still preferable to play on TV, since it manages to retain beautiful graphics, constant FPS and more control precision. If you Like FPS, this game is a must buy for the System.

With multiple game modes and bosses that change patterns, the game is a great challenge. However, at the same time, it is quite simple in several aspects, such as scenarios and models. Worth the cost benefit for anyone looking for something in the bullet hell genre.

Gnomz is a an excellent game for a meeting with friends, but does not convince otherwise.

After years in the making, Tales of the Shire brings the life of a hobbit to video games: peaceful, cozy, unhurried, where your biggest concern is what to serve for second breakfast. If that sounds like your idea of paradise, the Shire is waiting.