The lack of racing games on the Switch makes Unlimited 2 appealing, and although it isn’t a bad game, technically and gameplay-wise it comes with too many shortcomings.

The concept works pretty well, but the level design becomes tedious and boring, with some really slow sequences. If you think you can forgive this, then it deserves a try.

Some people might find it hard to understand that this is actually a good game, as long as you know what you're buying. If you do, Onechanbara Z2 won't disappoint you.

ZHEROS is a good game if you just want a beat 'em up without nothing surprising or particularly original. If you're ok with a simple concept, this will work.

Calico does something unique and different, so if you’re interested in a management game with magical girls and giant cats, you’ll probably be able to forget its technical errors and design flaws.

While is nice to see this forgotten genre back, the controls don’t do it justice, and in this particular case they are integral to the experience.

It lives by the rules of the classic graphic adventure, which is great for those who enjoy the good old games of the genre, even though that also means that some aspects of the game might be consider negative by those who prefer newer adventures. Still, a great game.

Amikrog is a pretty good adventure, beautifully animated, but very short and shows a blatant lack of testing.

This is a really good multiplayer game, with few but interesting maps, and a good number of different gameplay modes. But it is also a limited game, like a small Battlefield, and doesn't have much new features.

EyePet was a good idea in home consoles, but its adaptation to PSP lacks a lot of polish, although they have tried to port it faithfully.

A tribute to beat'em up classics with a really good control scheme and loads of content to unlock. There are some modes missing, but so far is worth a try.

This game looks five years older, and is obsolete both technically and gameplay-wise. However, its theme and cooperative modes are enjoyable.

It's quite repetitive, and even if visually pleasant, there's little fun to be found here. Somehow it feels incomplete and we can't really recommend it unless you try it first for yourself.

A good game, despite its flaws. It has good ideas and is a type of game we rarely see in consoles, and even less frequently in portable ones, but it gets repetitive soon. If you are looking for something different this is a game for you, with a charming personality. But it is not perfect, and the only really memorable aspect is its great soundtrack.

Iro Hero borrows some ideas from other shoot ‘em ups, but also adds its own flavor. It has a very unique take on design/difficulty, so it might not be for every player, but if you understand it, we think you’ll enjoy it.

This is a proudly old-fashioned game that, at least, feels different from all the current action games.

A predictable but satisfying game, but it doesn't bring anything new. It is not a vain attempt because it won't disappoint those looking for a high definition Budokai Tenkaichi, but it's a lost opportunity to evolve the formula making the most of this generation power.

Aegis of Earth has potential, but it fails to deliver an engaging experience. It's not a bad game, but it's a good choice of you've played all the other main tower defense games.

Without being a complete disaster, it's a game with too many shortcomings in a genre with too many masterpieces.

Edge of Time should have been a far better game than it actually is. It has a great story and presentation, but its gameplay lacks polish and has quite a few flaws in its design.

With the game being reasonably priced, it's a great choice to enjoy the game on the go if we missed it before. There are not great additions, so if you've already played it you will find the same experience with new controls.

This is another Kinect game that doesn't really make the most of the camera. Short and sometimes fun, it could be a great game for kids.

Little Deviants acts as a techincal demonstration of the many gadgets PSVITA has inside, but is a very entertaining game most of the time. It makes the most of all VITA capabilites, but is a bit limited in duration.

This is exactly what you expected: a game from another time, for better or worse. It’s enjoyable, but also lackluster in several areas.

A noteworthy successor to games like Mashed and Micromachines. If you like this blend of shooting and driving, it is a very interesting buy, although its single-player mode is quite short and not very replayable.

It improves certain aspects of the original game, but still, some basic elements like gameplay and plot don't seem to work as they should.

It's surprisingly good in every aspect, and offers a great experience. It's fun, beautiful and well-adapted to the hardware it runs on, so we at least recommend having a look at it.

Sherlock Holmes DS is an excellent option for those Nintendo DS adventure lovers, specially the followers of this British hero.