Banana Blitz HD has a game proposal that caters to a 5 to 11 year old audience and is good for family play. Even with simple gameplay, the game fails due to the lack of camera control in classic mode and the absence of a local multiplayer in decatlhon mode.

AeternoBlade II had the potential to be a notable metroidvania in the Nintendo Switch’s library, but unfortunately it will be remembered as little more than a bug-laden mess, regardless of the couple of interesting ideas it brought forward.

Fire Emblem Three Houses is one of Switch's best games of 2019 and a breeze of fresh air to this franchise. Unfortunately, its poor animations preclude any possibility of being the game of the year.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Nintendo will surely need to work on new artistic and mechanical styles to make its future 2D Mario games attractive, as Super Mario Maker 2 takes all the best from Super Mario Maker 1 and boosts the game with new options, a better interface, more customization, themes, night mode, interesting enemies and wraps the whole package with a fun new story mode and an online mode that even with its flaws, is competent.Super Mario Maker 2 offers the ultimate experience for Mario 2D fans and certainly yields much more fun than the 60$ what it is charged for.

Quotation forthcoming.

VASARA Collection is an amazing SHMUP and it went far beyond my expectations. I already consider it an essential game on Switch for those who like the genre, those who like games-to-pass-the-time and for those who want something to play on the go. A game previously unknown to me, but found a place in my heart thanks to the great work of QUByte.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy can be a product made because of the nostalgia of a certain public, however, the games can be enjoyed even by today’s standards due to it’s quality. It’s a title recommended to those that miss the series and to those that like the “collect-a-ton” sub-genre. Also, it’s simplicity makes it a great game for children and to those that are not used to gaming.

In the end, Link's Awakening on Switch is like a roller coaster transitioning between dream and nightmare. A timeless design that received a fantastic aesthetic update and neat quality of life enhancements, but prevents the user from advancing on their own, has grave performance problems and an abusive pricing point. I'm very saddened to say that, as an unconditional fan of the series, I cannot recommend this game to most players.

The meticulous and honest work on story, aesthetics, exploration and combat is accompanied by an impeccable pacing that is surprising given the amount of content available. Are there any issues? Yes, but none of them are obvious during the adventure. Betting on tradition comes at a high risk, but the execution is so perfect that Dragon Quest XI S will retain its relevance for generations to come.

Warlock's Tower is a great time killer and very good to play on the go. The aesthetic as in the times of the Game Boy is well made and the difficulty becomes quite challenging. Great price offsets the small amount of content.

My Friend Pedro is a very interesting indie game that focuses in it’s gameplay. Master its different mechanics, obtain bigger scores and make true mayhem without ever stopping is the game’s main point. It requires a certain dexterity from the player, but it rewards him with a great show of blood, bullets and bananas.

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.

Dragon’s Dogma is one of Capcom’s most ambitious RPGs and it’s Switch version also impresses. It’s a great title to be played on the go, especially because the whole adventure can take up to dozens of hours.

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.

The Padre is a game that successfully combines visual art and soundtrack, but the frustrating controls and the constant alteration between terror and comedy reduces the immersion of the experience.

Fun, deep and full of content, Mortal Kombat 11 is a complete fighting package. However, little performance and aesthetic problems, as well as the reliance on an internet connection to play single player content, prevent the game from achieving its true potential on Switch.

Cytus α is the definitive version of a great rhythm game; however, its gameplay lacks the precision of other Rayark games. This title is recommended for those that already player Rayark’s other titles and want even more content from them.

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.

Katana ZERO offers a creative art direction, great soundtrack, addictive gameplay and an engaging narrative. However, the adventure is short, about 5 hours, and its conclusion can be frustrating. I'm sure we'll hear about your continuation soon.

Quotation forthcoming.

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.

Chucklefish managed to made a true work of art in the strategy genre. Wargroove will certainly engage any Fire Emblem or Advance Wars fan, and it could easily pass as a spiritual successor of the later. The game delivers on every front and it's a must-buy for your Nintendo Switch.

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.

Ninjin: Clash of Carrots is surprisingly great, which made me smile to the point of disbelieving. The mix of a Runner type of game with a beat them up was successful and with a lot of gameplay variety, detailed and fluid graphics make the game stand out from other Indies. The game has a few issues, but nothing that can break the great experience it gives. The single player and local multiplayer work very well, which will keep players busy, especially if they go for 100%.