The game shines again, as did 14 years ago, combining the nostalgia with modernity.

Despite being a game whose potential makes it frustrating considering how little is actually accomplished, Spirit of Justice still is the best among the most recent games in the series.

The merit of Eurocom was the realization that new concepts should be assimilated into gameplay. And this, along some concepts already established and some additions, enriched the final product, making an incredible, nostalgic experience.

MadWorld is a great game. It has failures in technical and practical points, but none can ruin the fun. No More heroes players must buy the game immediately, and other gamers must reflect if it's better to buy a horrible 40-hour length or an remarkable 10-hour length game.

In general, Plants vs. Zombies is an addictive game in all its versions, but on the Nintendo handheld it has at its disposal the largest audience ever owned by a video game and found its best gameplay on the console because of the touch screen.

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

Skyward Sword HD updates an already excellent aesthetic and brings both minor and key enhancements to an originally flawed game. Does it solve all of its problems? No, but we still have a fun adventure filled with amazing characters and a nostalgic picture of a series that evolved so much since then.

Definitely it's not the game that will make the character return to its golden age. It's fun, well produced, its physical needs understanding and requires adaptation of the player and makes numerous references to the previous games.

Castlevania: The Anniversary Collection is an excellent package for veterans and beginners alike and the chosen games represent really well the beginnings of this great series.

Even with performance issues, Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin brings all the success formula of the franchise in a story very well crafted, charming and full of identity with good additions to the turn-based battle mode also keeping action and strategy on point. The world is vast, full of its own personality and the game for sure will be among the best RPGs of the year available for the Nintendo console.

Ni No Kuni II has big changes compared to its predecessor, and your love for it will depend on what you prefer: Action RPG or turn-based battles with mechanics that refer to Pokémon.

While respecting the original work, the remastered version of SaGa Frontier 2 brings extra content to the table, revamped graphics, and a native widescreen resolution with the option to speed up battles and exploration. Unfortunately, those who don't speak English or Japanese won't be able to understand the story.

Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection brings a collection that pleases old fans and shows the series past to a new generation showing perfectly why those games became classics. The collection could see some considerable improvements and the Switch itself brings enough peculiarities that should be considered when buying. However, the package is still a great acquisition to any fighting game fan.

It's the long awaited final episode, that resurged after many had lost hope. Sometimes, yes, life can be fair. Plaudite, acta est fabula.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy brings three excellent classics from Capcom to the Switch and the games are highly recommended to those that have yet to play the series. The port itself could bring some improvements, therefore, long time fans might only be interested in this due to the convenience of replaying those classics in a modern platform.

Ruined King doesn't deliver on the Nintendo Switch everything it promises. The story is interesting but it's very difficult to ignore the gameplay and performance issues to actually insist upon seeing the game through to the end. It's worth it to those who want to know more about Runeterra though.

The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story expands the League of Legends universe and whets your appetite for a story that is still being told. It lacks a bit of optimization, but it's pretty fun even though it's so linear.

It’s such a shame that Nintendo have little interest in developing a sixth DKC, but at the same time it’s incredible how Playtonic nailed the formula so well. Fun levels, on point difficulty, visuais and soundtrack very well executed and a slew of new ideas really makes The Impossible Lair feel like a sequel to a series that we like so much, and not just a cheap knock-off.

The remastered version of Onimusha 2 Samurai's Destiny for the Nintendo Switch comes almost flawlessly to the platform. Full of extras, quality of life improvements, and so much more, this game is a must-buy for hack and slash gamers out there who wish for a hard but fair technical game.

Catherine Full Body is an excellent game, regardless of your platform. The story is excellent and takes different directions and places according to the player's decisions. The puzzle is initially simple, but it becomes challenging and addictive as you progress through the game. This is not only a classic of Atlus, but also one of their best titles and it certainly deserves more prominence.

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is a must experience for both fans of the strategy franchise and also the Warriors games, it brings an engaging story and mechanics that refresh both franchises in the right measure, without losing the essence and individuality of each of them.

Fire Emblem Engage is a title that will divide series fans. Those that love the strategic gameplay will find one of the best titles in the series and one of the best strategy games of the Switch. For those that like the series for its stories and characters, it’s best to hope that the next title in the series fared better in this regard.

Nitro-Fueled is an excellent racing game and an excellent remake of a classic. It’s gameplay rewards player’s skill and it’s great success is to always make the player come back for more while gradually improving their performance.

Atelier Sophie 2 is the result of an exceptional polish of typical mechanics of the series. It’s a title that immediately throws you into its core experience and rapidly evolves it in order to keep the player engaged in all of its aspects.

Unova may not feel as fresh as it did before, but still has plenty of charm.

Trails Beyond the Horizon can be described as a new start inside the current Calvard arc and, at the same time, a synthesis of the series up to this moment. The story is certainly something fans will love it, as well as the interactions between the teams. The combat system showcases new systems and it’s very dynamic. However, the title also shows Falcom’s quirks that we accepted as part of the series formula and that should have been polished a long time ago.

Assassin's Creed Shadows on the Nintendo Switch 2 is a technical marvel that showcases the potential of the new hardware. While visual trade-offs are evident – such as the removal of Ray Tracing and lower foliage density – the use of DLSS and VRR ensures a solid and engaging handheld experience. The dual-protagonist system (Naoe and Yasuke) brings much-needed variety to the gameplay. However, the docked mode still suffers from inconsistent frame-pacing and needs further patching. Overall, it is a must-play for fans of the genre who prioritize portability without sacrificing the core content of a massive current-gen RPG.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift is a good game indeed. Not excellent nor notable nor hardcore, yet fun. But if you're a veteran, don't expect a great challenge and don't think this is a successor to the first of the Final Fantasy Tactics series.