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On the surface, this game looks like another Castlevania clone. In fact, gameplay has more in common with Contra, it just LOOKS like Castlevania. I'd recommend this to anyone who is into arcade-style retro games.

Its another Hotline Miami rip-off, but its a good one, so I'll give it a 8/10.

This game is basically Contra done right. It scratches a lot of itches: The retro side-scroller shoot-em-up itch, the relentless violence itch, the killer soundtrack itch, the weirdo pet project itch. I'm glad I played it.

Old school survival horror the way it was meant to be, atmospheric, freaky as hell, and absurdist!

Its a GTA clone. No, not a GTA 3+ clone, an old school GTA clone. Its a good one if yoo like that kind of game. Its not really my thing though

I'm a fan of twin-stick shooters and one-hit kill games, so I was really excited when I saw the promo for this game. Unfortunately, it looks better than it plays. I'll be generous and give it a 6/10

Okay, I get that this was a great game back in the day, and there was enough demand to port it to the Switch. Could whoever did the port put in an option to update the control scheme? It wouldn't even have to be the default control setting, I just want the option. Seriously, the only thing keeping mee from getting into this was the controls.

Ordinarily I dislike playing point-and-click games on a console, but this was so hysterically funny I didn't care. This game is totally worth playing!

I don't know what happened! I played the demo and loved it, so I bought the full game and it wasn't as good. Nevertheless, its an incredible looking game, so maybe I'll give it another try.

I understand a lot of people love this game. It looks great, the controls are good, it plays well, in fact I'd say everything about it is very well done. This is just not the kind of game I'm into.

Its basically Hotline Miami, except as a side-scroller, and yoo play as a samurai. In other words: awesome!

Its a very good port, and I enjoy Bioshock when I'm playing it, but whenever I put it down I forget about it for months.

I think I would have liked this game more if I had played it BEFORE I played Inside (made by the same people). Both are good games that create very creepy atmospheres. My advice, if yor only going to play one of the two, play Inside. But if yoo plan on playing both, play this first, THEN play Inside.

Alright, this game isn't great, but its not bad either. I think I got it on sale for $2 and it was totally worth the price. I was looking for a straightforward survival horror and that's what I got.

I'm a fan of oldschool Tenchu, which is never going to be released on a handheld system, so this is the next best thing. Unfortunately, its no Tenchu. I'm giving it a 8/10 but its really a 7.5/10. I'm rounding-up because I do think its worthy of a positive score.

I love this game! Its like Animal Crossing meets Binding of Isaac, but Satanic!

This game is everything I want from a Metroidvania, and the aesthetic is incredible. If there's a downside to it, I'd say that the game developer's should have bitten the bullet and instead of making the game about a made-up religion that resembles medieval Roman Catholicism, they should have actually made it about medieval Roman Catholicism - THAT would be blasphemous.

Nostalgia done right! Sonic 2 might be the one game I've played more than any other throughout my life. While this game won't replace Sonic 2, I'm definitely going to keep coming back to it over and over again.

Generally, I dislike first person shooters . . . . . . but this one ROCKS!!!

I'm a **** for twin-stick shooters. This game is more addictive than other games in the genre. I'm pretty happy with it.

Want a souls-like experience? Go into the multiplayer menu and turn the AI companion option OFF. The difference is night and day.

Without an option to invert the Y axis, this game is unplayable. I rate all unplayable games 0/10 by default. I have no doubt it would be a better game than that, but if I can't play it, then there's really no other score I can give it. If they update the game giving the option to change the Y axis, then I'll try again and change the score.

A very good game with a GREAT soundtrack! I died a lot but it does the Hotline Miami thing of restarting from the checkpoint instantly, which kept the mood going really well. Controls take some getting used to though

Playing retro games on a handheld device is one of the reasons I bought the Switch. The original Castlevania games were some of the ones I wanted most. Now if they would just release Symphony of the Night...

Quake remastered for Nintendo Switch is a classic game on a handheld system. I recommend it.

Before anyone asks, I'll explain why I rated this game so low: the game is terrible! The port to Nintendo Switch is fine, the game is the problem.

I love having this game on a handheld system. Never played it before? I can sum it up in one word: bizarre!

We all know the original Doom is great so I'm not going to review the game itself, I'm just going to review the port to Nintendo Switch. It plays great! Definitely worth having it on a handheld system!

This is a clever little game. I bought it on sale for $2 and found it to be very enjoyable.

I've heard this game described as survival horror and I suppose that label technically fits, but I wouldn't recommend it as a survival horror game. That being said, its very well done and quite a bit of fun, so I would recommend it generally!

I like this game. Its got a lot going for it. The thing is, I like Friday the 13th a million times better. Dead by Daylight keeps adding more and more material, which is nice, but its just more micro-transactions, and even if I don't buy them, I have to update to accommodate people who did. Friday the 13th isn't adding any more material. Gameplay in Dead by Daylight depends mostly on stats, gameplay in Friday the 13th depends mostly on the skill of the player. Friday the 13th is a pretty good simulation of the movies, Dead by Daylight has characters from a number of different horror franchises, but they aren't really like those characters. For example, in the Nightmare on Elm Street films, Freddy Kruger does all kinds of creative stuff to kill them in their dreams, whereas in Dead by Daylight, he just grabs people and puts them on hooks (like every other killer in the game). However, Dead by Daylight runs more smoothly and supports cross-platform play, so that's nice. So yeah, I recommend this game, but its a soft recommendation.

So here's the thing, I LOVED the first half of this game. I'm a fan of both the Alien franchise and survival horror and this does both incredibly well. I especially like how this is based on the original movie while nearly everything else that followed is based on the second movie (which I love, but its nice to see the other represented). Unfortunately, midway through the game (and I can't pinpoint the exact moment it happened), the Alien's AI became incredibly predictable, and the horror aspect of this survival horror game vanished. What was left was something I was motivated to play through mostly just to finish the game. After all that though, I'm still going to give the game 8/10 just because that first half is extremely well done. In other words, I recommend playing the game until its no longer scary, and then quitting knowing that it was fun while it lasted.

I don't know how to review this game. Its a really bad game but for some reason I kinda love it. Driving is unbelievably tedious though. I guess I'll give it a 6/10 just because I don't know how else to rate it

I'm not a huge Mario fan. I bought this because, when the pandemic began, I thought this was going to be the way to social for a while (and then everyone bough Animal Crossing). Its a fine game, not really my thing, but I have fun playing it when that's what other people want to do.

I'm kinda cheating with this one. I have over 40 hours on the game, 37 hours of which are probably on Sonic 2, I'd estimate another 2 hours on Sonic 1, and then about on hour on everything else (much of which I haven't played). I'm a bit disappointed that the Nintendo Switch version of this collection doesn't include Ecco the Dolphin. But yeah, overall, I'm happy with it.

I'm kinda cheating with this one. I have over 40 hours on the game, 37 hours of which are probably on Sonic 2, I'd estimate another 2 hours on Sonic 1, and then about on hour on everything else (much of which I haven't played). I'm a bit disappointed that the Nintendo Switch version of this collection doesn't include Ecco the Dolphin. But yeah, overall, I'm happy with it.

Until we get a GTA game for Nintendo Switch (that isn't a complete mess), this is probably going to be the best alternative.

I'm a big fan of the Lego games and I really wanted this game to be better. I didn't love it, I didn't hate it. There were a few glitches. The aesthetic was a bit too Suicide Squad movie for my taste. Its fine.

Its difficult to separate my love for 2000 AD from this game, but I'll try. Its a pretty standard 3rd-person shooter. Fun enough, but nothing special - UNLESS yoo happen to be a fan of the comics, in which case its pretty good. So while I'm giving it an 8/10 for 2000 AD fans, its probably only a 7/10 for everyone else.

I actually prefer Lego Marvel Super Heroes 1 to Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2. They're both good games, but I like playing as the X-Men, Punisher, etc.

Grand Theft Lego, as I call it. I enjoy that this is based on original Lego products and not licensed franchises. Well, there are parody of existing franchises (particularly GTA), but the actual Lego sets, minifigures, etc are from the City theme. I was especially impressed with how the developers made GTA into a kid's game (the playable character isn't a bad guy, he's just undercover, etc). I like most of the Lego games I've played and this is one of the best!

With a couple of exceptions, the Lego games are pretty-much all the same. I happen to enjoy that style of game, so I like this quite a bit. Its just a shame that this game doesn't have anyone from X-Men, Fantastic Four, the Punisher, etc. That being said, they had Devil Dinosaur, and I probably wasted at least 2 hours just rampaging around the place.

I've played a lot of games based on and/or inspired by the works of HP Lovecraft, and The Sinking City is probably in the top 3. I'm a fan of survival horror and certain parts of this game were incredibly effective horror. Things fell apart a bit later in the game (repetition became impossible to ignore), but I'm gonna give it a solid 9/10.

If I knew I was going to be stranded on a desert island for 5 years with a Nintendo Switch and was allowed to choose 1 video game to have on it, I'd choose Binding of Isaac.

I'm not even going to review this game, we all know its great. I'm going to review the port to Nintendo Switch: Its great!

I didn't think I'd like this game. 100 hours later, I realize how wrong I was to be skeptical. When the pandemic is over, this will probably be my go-to game to play while traveling.

While the graphics on Switch are a noticeable step-down in comparison to other platforms, it doesn't change the fact that this is a crazy good game!

People call this the greatest video game of all time. I disagree. ...however, I totally understand why people say that. This game is absolutely worth the price of both the game itself and the Nintendo Switch.

I'm not gonna lie. The Switch version of this game has BIG problems with it. Bugs galore, frame rate drops, yada yada yada. ...but its also so much fun I have over 900 hours on it. So yeah, I'm gonna give it a 10/10

I have no idea how they managed to port this game to the Switch, but whoever they got to do it all need several raises. Yes, the graphics aren't as good as they are on other systems. It doesn't matter. The whole game experience is on a handheld system.