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Unplayable and Ugly – A Massive Disappointment Wild Hearts S on the Switch 2 is a disaster. The game comes as a game key card, not a full cartridge – already a red flag. Visually, it's shockingly bad; think Hogwarts Legacy on the original Switch levels of ugly. Blurry textures, flat lighting, and muddy environments ruin any immersion. Worse are the constant frame drops and ridiculous loading times, making combat frustrating and exploration a chore. This feels like a lazy, half-baked port rushed to market. Even the menus stutter. Don't waste your money. If you're expecting a next-gen Monster Hunter. alternative, look elsewhere.

Yakuza 0 is a modern classic an unforgettable mix of brutal street fights, gripping storytelling, and ridiculous side quests that somehow work perfectly together. So when it was finally announced for the Nintendo Switch 2, fans were ecstatic. A portable version of Kamurocho? Yes, **** then the box arrives. And once again: no game on the cartridge. Just a Game Key Card. A 30+ year legacy of collecting physical games reduced to a slip of plastic with a code. Even worse: the game requires a massive download of over 50GB, turning your hype into a half-day waiting game. Have a full SD card? Too bad. Want to keep the game for the future? Don’t count on servers still being online years from now. This is not what physical gaming is supposed to be. SEGA had every opportunity to do this right. A real cartridge, a true collector's edition, something worthy of the Yakuza name. Instead, we get a digital product disguised as physical media. Verdict: 0 out of 10. Majima’s not the mad one here! We are, for buying this. Shame on you, SEGA.

Let’s get one thing clear: this is not a physical game. The box might say Signature Edition, but what you get is a glorified download code on a Game Key Card nothing more. Even worse? The download size is well over 60GB. On a Nintendo Switch, that means waiting at least 6 hours before you can even start playing (if you have enough storage space. And don’t count on re-downloading it easily in the future if Nintendo or the publisher ever pull the plug). This is not just disappointing. It’s unforgivable.Other developers, like CD Projekt Red with Cyberpunk 2077, proved it’s possible to fit large, modern games on physical media, even with a complete next-gen overhaul. Warner Bros. and IO Interactive clearly chose not to. The result? A fake “physical” release that fails both collectors and consumers. No cartridge. No preservation. No respect. Final verdict: 0/10. This game shouldn’t even be on store shelves in this form.

Hogwarts Legacy is a breathtaking game. On the Nintendo Switch 2, the visuals are finally up to par with the magical world we've dreamed of exploring. The environments are stunning, the spellcasting feels smooth, and the performance is far superior to the original Switch version. But all of that magic disappears the moment you open the box and realize: there’s no actual game on the cartridge inside. Just a Game Key Card. No physical preservation, no true ownership, and a complete betrayal of what buying a boxed game should mean. For that reason alone, despite its beauty and polish, Hogwarts Legacy on Switch 2 earns a brutalscore of 0 out of 10. This should be unforgivable to any collector or fan who values game preservation. Do better, Warner Bros. Games!

Suikoden I & II HD Remaster: Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars is a fantastic remake! I've played it on the Switch, and honestly, I'm impressed. The remaster is polished, runs smoothly, and has zero performance issues. It's puzzling why there aren't any user reviews yet, because it really deserves praise. The visuals and improvements are very well done, making the classic RPG experience feel fresh without losing its original charm. The developers clearly took their time to enhance the games without introducing new bugs or performance issues, which is rare these days, especially for Switch ports. However, pricing is my only concern. Compared to similar remakes, like those from Digital Eclipse Entertainment, which often include multiple games, developer interviews, and extensive bonus content for around €35, this remaster feels a bit pricey at €60. I think a price tag around €30-€35 would be more appropriate given what's included. Overall, Suikoden I & II HD Remaster is fantastic and highly recommended, but if you compare it to similar releases by studios like Digital Eclipse, you'll see there’s room to be more consumer-friendly in pricing.

I expected a different type of game one with a truly open world to explore freely. Instead, this one is more a story-driven game, and unfortunately, the story just isn't strong enough to carry it. On top of that, performance on the Switch isn't great either, which makes the overall experience feel sluggish. It didn't click with me the way I'd hoped.

As a longtime fan of the franchise, I’m shocked at how poorly executed this version is. The Switch offers only Tiny and small maps! What a complete joke! Severely limiting the strategic depth that makes Civilization great are not there. The UI is a cluttered mess, making navigation frustrating rather than intuitive. Overall, this feels like a major downgrade compared to previous entries, both in scope and design. What is happening to the game industry? Are we really moving backward instead of forward?

As a longtime fan of the franchise, I’m shocked at how poorly executed this version is. On the Switch only small and tiny maps are available. This game is a complete joke, severely limiting the strategic depth that makes Civilization great. The UI is a cluttered mess, making navigation frustrating rather than intuitive. Overall, this feels like a major downgrade compared to previous entries, both in scope and design. What is happening to the game industry? Are we really moving backward instead of forward?

I'm loving this game. It makes me sad so many fans don't see how beautiful and with hos much love this game is created. I'm enjoying every minute of it and will probably play it from start to finish a few times more. I like it a lot better than the final fantasy vii remake. I'm still the biggest fan of Final Fantasy IX. But this one comes close to my all time favorite.

I liked it at first, the. GTA+ was introduced. Now even a 0 is to much for this **** I really don't understand why developers are trying everything to scam their fans. For me this is a BIG red light for NOT buying GTA 6 when it is released. I bet it will be one big cash grab.

I bought this game and it is the most disappointing game I have ever bought for playstation. One big money grab! The game itself was 80 euro! But it is full of forced micro transactions. I've wanted my money on another cash grab game. Never Gran Turismo for me again.again

This game is only for the fans of the popular Dark Souls games. If you are new to the serie this will probably be a very frustrating an disappointing experience. Bought it at launch because of the hype and after 15 hours I gave up. It's one big struggle. Together with the pretty low performance on Xbox Series X I'm done playing this. Game.

This game is made by Russians! Please vote it down. This is the time to ban all Russian products including games. Please vote 0!

This game is made by Russians! Please vote it down. This is the time to ban all Russian products including games. Please vote 0!

Thankful San Andreas was available with Game Pass Ultimate. That way I learned that I shouldn't buy this game. I don't understand how this passed the quality checks. My Series X had frame drops and hick-ups and sound was off at some points. Early on the game crashed (when I had to flee on the bikes). Didn't someone beta test this? I feel sorry for the people who actually paid money for this.