Hobby Consolas

Influenced by the Zelda series and great JRPGs like Chrono Trigger, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales proves that classic adventures are alive and well. While it has areas for improvement, its ability to transport us back in time to the golden age of RPGs is priceless.

It's still an awesome adventure, but some control issues burden the experience a bit. Even so, Rise of the Tomb Raider offers an intense, rich and spectacular eperience on Switch 2.

Plain, direct and absurd fun in your cell phone. If you're looking for a couple of minutes of laughs, this works like a charm, but it will need more content in the future to stay fresh.

With its numerous new features, changes, and improvements across the board, the Gothic remake modernizes the experience without losing any of its charm or difficulty—a balance that's not easy to achieve. Right now, it's difficult to recommend due to the number of bugs, but if it improves over time and you're looking for a classic RPG experience, don't miss it.

eFootball Kick-Off isn’t the perfect comeback for the PES series, but it does prove to be an enjoyable game that’s ideal for a quick kickabout whenever and wherever you like. The important thing is that there are no loot boxes or in-app purchases here, just football.

World of Tanks HEAT isn’t the kind of free-to-play game that’s going to revolutionise the genre, but its accessible blend of hero shooter and tank battles works well and is guaranteed to give you a good time – far more than you might expect – with a few adrenaline-fuelled matches.

Because that is exactly what it achieves: replicating the experience found on PS5 and PC exactly as is—albeit capping the frame rate at 30 fps—but with a visual presentation that squeezes every last drop of performance out of the Switch 2. Yes, it looks a bit blurry at times; the hair rendering glitch is still present (though it is better disguised); and it suffers from flaws in other areas... but it is no less true that this was a significantly more demanding and taxing game.

Naturally, from our perspective, we would have preferred a brand-new Star Fox title; however, bringing back the very best installment—expanded and improved—is the ideal way to help the fox take flight once again. [Hands-On Impressions]

Yacht Club Games stated that, for them, Mina is an all-or-nothing proposition: if it doesn't sell well, the studio goes under. And, honestly—given that quality and that launch price—I feel the same way. If this game doesn't succeed and sell millions, I will completely lose faith in humanity.

With this origin story, the new James has earned his number. Despite my affection for GoldenEye, the charms of this revamped spy are irresistible. First Light is the finest Bond experience ever seen in a video game—polished, true to the character's essence, modernized, and incredibly fun to play. 007 is ready for duty.