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Lies of P remains one of the best Souls-like games not developed in Japan. This Korean title arrives on the Nintendo Switch 2 in a very competent port that adjusts the graphics quality without compromising the fun and challenge of the gameplay.

The best compliment I can give Denshattack! is to say that many people will probably think it’s a Japanese game. This Spanish indie title is such a well-crafted love letter to quirky Japanese games that it actually feels like one of the games it pays homage to.

Splatoon Raiders does exactly what Splatoon has always done: deliver instant fun in a colorful shooting festival. Your reflexes and understanding of the mechanics are constantly put to the test in an ingeniously simple design that celebrates Nintendo’s philosophies, as interpreted here by its newest generation.

Black Flag Resynced shines with its spectacular graphics, but just about everything else falls short. The animation and logic glitches—including getting “stuck” in the environment—the lackluster narrative, and the extreme simplification of combat mean it isn’t a very fun game.

Rhythm Heaven Groove isn’t the kind of game that will generate a lot of buzz or make headlines, but it’s precisely the kind of game that helps the Nintendo side of gaming achieve its own unique charm. In an era of widespread cynicism and creative stagnation in the gaming industry, this game embodies all the brilliance and eccentricity of video games’ golden age.

In an era when many developers don't even bother trying to charge the same player more money, the Korean studio Mintrocket once again surprises the industry with a prime example of what an expansion should be. *Dave the Diver: In the Jungle* expands on the original concept, refreshes the gameplay, and adds a wealth of new content with ingenuity and charm.

Team Ninja's accessible and explosive fighting action is back in a sort of remaster/expanded version that goes beyond the limitations of the previous generation to fully realize the developer's vision. Even with more fighters, Last Round needed more content, but it remains a lot of fun.

Star Fox 2026 is a game straight out of 1997, with all the personality and simplicity that entails. It’s a game you can finish in an afternoon, but the gameplay is fun and unique enough to make every hour worthwhile.

Elliot's Adventure is a delightful RPG that perfectly captures the charm of the '90s classics. The simplicity of the experience makes it much more fun than you'd expect, with an interesting story and a captivating soundtrack.

This unexpected hybrid of Hitman and Uncharted results in a fun, cinematic action-spy game. Full of charisma and worthy of its incredible legacy, 007: First Light is an exciting first step in a new series, where the good far outweighs the not-so-good.