The most obvious thing to say here is to play the GameCube version instead of this and enjoy everything Tomb Raider: Legend has to offer. The experience will be much greater and much less frustrating.

For a game about fishing, the gameplay in Fishing Resort is a little bit too shallow. Fortunately, the developers tried to make up for the repetitive nature of it all by adding a couple of extras and by delivering a package with a great presentation.

Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3 bet on a formula that works, but not yet reached its peak in the Nintendo 3DS.

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.

Grill-Off with Ultra Hand! is what it is: a simple minigame in the form of a WiiWare game.

Attack of the Friday Monsters is an option to relax and appreciate an innocent, fanciful childhood of a Japanese kid.

Fun games that respect their source material and tried something new, even if not entirely successful.

King of Seas is a game which uses procedural generation and is set in the interesting world of pirates. Despite its fun premise, it falls short in terms of variety and immersion.

Even without offering a reason for veteran players to return, SteamWorld Dig for Wii U is a great opportunity for those that still haven't experienced this good game from Image & Form.

Hellpoint is a satisfying sci-fi twist in the Soulslike universe, it brings an interesting setting and adds a lot of surprisingly positive mechanics to this gender. On the other hand, the Switch version is a bit lackluster as it comes with unimpressive graphics and general performance issues that compromise the experience for most players who are eager for a great Soulslike experience.

Overall, Crystal Defenders R2 is better than R1, although it maintains the technical issues. It may keep you busier due to the greater variety of unities and the higher difficulty, but nothing changes the fact they should be launched as one, like in Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

Worth it for the historical aspect.

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.

Where Are My Friends? is a game that made me happy playing. Anyone venturing out looking for lost friends will be pleasantly surprised.

Digging for three and a half hours may be fun, but, in the end, is just digging.

Starbites has a great premise and adds fresh layers to the oversaturated turn-based RPG market. Despite a well-written story and remarkable characters, especially the protagonist, numerous technical issues keep the game from reaching the stardom it otherwise could have. The overall experience remains very fun, though.

Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged innovates in some aspects in regards to its gameplay and the ability to download community tracks, but the game stays essentially the same as the previous one with no substantial addition - besides the flawed community tracks that don't allow play against bots.

A great 2D Dungeon Crawl with a lot of potential but some improvements and corrections are missing. Especially in online mode.

The charm of Weapon Shop de Omasse is truly what saves the game from mediocrity, keeping the experience interesting even hours after its core mechanic reached its full potential.

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.

SkateBIRD has fun gameplay, responsive controls and excellent art, with an emphasis on the soundtrack and character creation, but it has some technical issues and a campaign sometimes tedious and with tiring missions that end up overshadowing what the game's full potential has to offer.

Karma City Police is a very interesting and creative narrative adventure in many ways, but its gameplay lacks polish. It succeeds in conveying its story, but it loses immersion because of it.

Concept Destruction offers fun disputes involving battery powered cardboard carts, in which your objective is, literally, to crush and avoid being crushed by your opponents. The game has a great soundtrack, good gameplay, themed scenarios with cardboard structures, and customizable vehicles.

The Rogue: Prince of Persia is a Roguelike game with several characteristics of the franchise, but it lacks a stronger identity. In the end, it feels like a platform Roguelike that reuses assets as much as possible.

Lost in Harmony is a full-fledged game for fans of music games with several well-known tracks within its soundtrack, but it's still a mobile game that was ported to the Nintendo Switch, with some inaccuracies in controls and little campaigns that have low replay factor, few unlockables and short duration.

Fox n Forests has good ideas and can really be fun if you can get into the idea it proposes.

Shadow Bug is an intelligent game with very good songs. The art is beautiful, and, despite being a short game, it's well done. Unfortunately, the controls aren't good enough. A motion control sensitivity's update and display arrows on touch screen could be more interesting.

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.