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Review: Dbrand Switch 2 Joy-Lock Controller Holder
Joys and Drawbacks. Canadian accessories company Dbrand has established its identity around a cheeky, sardonic social media persona that has landed it in controversy on several occasions. However, in spite of numerous blunders and apologies in recent years, it continues to create high-quality skins and accessories for electronic devices – and still raising eyebrows with Read MoreReview: Forza Horizon 6 (Xbox) -World Racer
Toygoata.After 14 extensive and excitement-packed years, Forza Horizon has at last arrived in Japan; where enthusiasts have wished for the series to venture for a considerable period now. Journeying to Tokyo and its neighboring regions was the obvious choice, the sure bet, the one that was destined to succeed – and Xbox &… Read MoreReview: Outbound (Switch 2) – A Cosy, Crafty, Open-World Driving Sim
Getaway vehicle. Camping sounds fantastic in principle, but much less so in practice. The prickly grass and foliage, exposure to the weather, and a muddy sleeping area…and restroom. I would far prefer to engage in video games about camping. Fortunately, Outbound allows you to explore the great outdoors without having to dig a pit for Read MoreMini Review: Total Chaos (Switch 2)
Chaotic frame frequencies. Launched on various platforms in November 2025, Total Chaos is a fascinating first-person survival horror where you investigate the enigmatic island of Fort Oasis. Formerly a thriving industrial hub, it has now descended into decay, and it’s your responsibility to navigate the surroundings…Read More Read MoreReview: Kiln (Xbox)
Glazed and bewildered. How do you characterize a “positive” or “prosperous” game? That’s what I’ve been pondering while engaging with the latest Xbox first-party release, Kiln, over the previous few days. While I’ve enjoyed it immensely, I also contemplate how many individuals it will attract in the long run… Read MoreReview: OPUS: Prism Peak (Switch 2) -Esque Magic
Shuttered Away.In OPUS: Prism Peak, Eugene holds himself accountable for everything.When he reflects on his history, he concentrates on his misgivings, the significant events. The altercations between his parents. His unfulfilled photography vocation. His broken marriage. His failing café. In his perspective, all of these disappointments are due to him…Read More Read MorePoll: What Review Score Would You Give Pragmata?
Eight/10? Capcom has just launched a strong GOTY contender with Resident Evil Requiem, but that seemingly wasn’t sufficient for the Japanese publisher. It has now introduced Pragmata, a cutting-edge action-adventure that integrates rapid-fire shooting with complex puzzle-solving elements. We found it quite impressive as well. In our 9/10 evaluation…Read More Read MoreReview: ZPF (Switch) -Feeling Mega Drive Shooter With Some Switch Issues
Heavy metal fantasy. “Area Profile Fantasy”? “Zoom Port Concentrate”? No one is aware if ZPF is an abbreviation or not, except maybe the trio of developers responsible for it: Perry Sessions, Mikael Tillander, and Jamie Vance. Before ZPF, Sessions and Vance developed a contra-style NES demonstration named Cavity Destroyer for Vance’s sibling’s dental clinic…Read More Read MoreReview: South Of Midnight (Switch 2)
Alice in bayou-land. South of Midnight is a third-person action-adventure that immerses itself deeply in its storyline. For those considering purchasing it, that’s the primary factor to weigh, as not every player possesses the same ‘high cutscene-to-gameplay ratio’ of tolerance. While it doesn’t excessively indulge, it tends to pause occurrences frequently to unveil one of Read MoreReview: The Midnight Walk (Switch 2) -Motion Nightmare
Pot, Kettle, Black. Now completely conscious of flame-hungry creeping creatures hiding in the darkness, I startle at the rustling noises behind me. I turn around and let out a breath of relief. It is merely my dwelling, which has grown legs and is faithfully trailing me on my journey to Moon Mountain. First launched on Read MoreReview: Brook Fighter Starburst Arcade Controller For Switch 1 & 2
Hey darling, I believe I wish to hold you. Numerous arcade controllers often prioritize functionality over form, compromising appealing aesthetics for something that merely operates as expected. But what if you could have both? That’s precisely what accessory creator Brook has endeavored to achieve with its Fighter Starburst…Read More Read MoreReview: Marvel Maximum Collection (Switch)
Welcome to die!”.The award in Limited Run’s Marvel Maximum Collection, undeniably, is Konami’s 1992 X-Men: The Arcade Game. Renowned, it possesses a Guinness World Record for being the sole arcade beat ‘em up to accommodate six concurrent players. This adaptation enables you to alternate between two…Read More Read MoreMarathon Review In Progress
Bungie’s polished extraction shooter excels at crafting intense confrontations, remarkable peaks, and excruciating dips…Discover More Read MoreReview: Star Trek: Voyager
To the stretcher. Following several Star Trek titles on Switch over the past few years, a few of which have been quite impressive, Switch 2 now boasts its own addition to the Trek collection thanks to German developers GameXcite, and this is likely the finest one so far – PROVIDED (large provided) you’re prepared for Read MoreWWE 2K26 Review
It’s been 13 years since 2K Sports acquired the WWE license, commencing with the launch of WWE 2K14 when we were all still engaging with wrestling games on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. During this period, the franchise has transformed, faced setbacks, and emerged anew…Read More Read MoreReview: Blue Prince (Switch 2)
Homes Under The Planner.Herbert Sinclair, the noble of Reddington’s Mount Holly Estate, has passed away. In his testament, he bequeaths the estate, its grounds, and his title to you, his grandnephew, Simon. There exists one stipulation: to demonstrate your merit for the gift, you must locate the enigmatic 46th room in the 45-room manor…Read More Read MoreReview: Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition (Switch 2)
War remains constant.When Skyrim appeared in the Switch announcement video back in 2016, it was a declaration of purpose for the platform. This was a significant title in every meaning of the term, and for the initial time, console owners exclusively linked to Nintendo could immerse themselves in a Bethesda RPG and take it anywhere…Read Read MoreMini Review: Arcade Archives 2 Rave Racer (Switch 2)
Sure! Here’s the modified version: Let’s have a celebration. There’s a portion of me that still cannot fully comprehend that I’m experiencing Rave Racer on a home console. Namco’s 1995 follow-up to Ridge Racer never left the arcades back in the day, notwithstanding assurances that it would be adapted for PC as part of NEC’s Read MoreReview: Scott Pilgrim EX (Switch 2) -Service-Filled Retro Brawler
Sweet! Additional coins! Capitalizing on the phenomenal achievement of Edgar Wright’s film rendition while preserving the style and allure of Bryan Lee O’Malley’s original work, Ubisoft’s Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World game was an overwhelming success at debut. This delightfully nostalgic co-op fighter still stands strong today; its 16-bit charms are still quite deserving of Read MoreMini Review: Resident Evil 7: Biohazard Gold Edition (Switch 2)
Go inform Aunt Rhody. Just in case you require yet another reminder of how ancient you’re becoming, Capcom initially unveiled Resident Evil 7: Biohazard all the way back in June 2016 – nearly a decade ago. After its launch in 2017 and a rather undesirable cloud version on the Switch in 2021…Read More Read MoreMini Review: Resident Evil Village Gold Edition (Switch 2) -Person Follow Up
Lady D-ecent. With Resident Evil Village, Capcom astutely capitalized on the triumph of Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, delivering a straightforward sequel that carries on the narrative of main character Ethan Winters. This time, he finds himself in a remote village shadowed by a magnificent, grandiose castle as he endeavors to find his abducted daughter…Read More Read MoreReview: The ‘Nacon Revolution X Unlimited’ Is A Fantastic-Feeling Xbox Controller, At A Cost
A true Elite Series 2 rival? These days, I find it challenging to stray from utilizing official controllers in some manner, particularly when I have my cherished SCUF Instinct nearby; an Elite-style variant of Microsoft’s Xbox Series X|S controller. Every so often, however, I experiment with third-party gamepads — especially on PlayStation where brands like Read MoreReview: Dispatch Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
May include nuts. As a passionate superhero enthusiast and a devotee of Telltale’s storytelling adventure titles from the past, it’s safe to assert that Dispatch attracted my attention when it made its episodic debut on PC and PS5 last year. Nevertheless, I took a chance and refrained from buying since it had to eventually be Read MorePoll: What Review Score Would You Give Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade?
Tifa and talons.Switch 2 has received a few ‘impossible’ adaptations in its initial months on the shelves, and this week, Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade has joined the collection.While experiencing Square Enix’s celebrated 2020 remake on Nintendo’s classic hybrid would have seemed like a fantasy…Read More Read MoreReview: Hit Box Ultra Arcade Controller
C-c-c-combo!! I’ve examined numerous leverless arcade controllers for the Switch / Switch 2, but I’ve been eyeing the Hit Box Ultra for a bit now. For those who are not acquainted, Hit Box is the pioneer leverless arcade controller; if you wish to dispute that, then it’s at least the one that brought the idea Read MoreReview: Gulikit TT Pro / TT Max Controllers For Switch 1 & 2 -Party Pads
This is an Xbo… hold on, no. There have been several impressive third-party gamepads for the Switch 2 thus far, with 8BitDo’s Pro 3 standing out due to its SNES-inspired style, TMR stick technology, and responsive (though somewhat loud) D-pad. In my view, it was the finest substitute if you weren’t inclined to invest in Read MoreReview: Dynasty Warriors: Origins (Switch 2) -Solid Port Of Fantastic Reboot
Sure! Here’s a revised version of your text: Okay, you can pursue Lu Bu. Diving into Dynasty Warriors: Origins on Switch 2, I’m acutely aware that there’s been extensive discussion regarding the game’s frame rate on Nintendo’s device leading up to its launch. Indeed, it doesn’t achieve a flawless 60fps like on various other systems…Read Read MoreReview: Cassette Boy (Switch) -Flipping Zelda-like With A Unique Hook
Let’s turn once more. Although it appears as a relaxed tribute to Legend of Zelda–inspired exploration and the Game Boy look, Cassette Boy encompasses far more than initially perceivable. It begins with a foreboding vision wherein your main character is informed, “If it cannot be observed, it does not exist.” From that point…Read More Read MoreReview: Fire Emblem: Path Of Radiance (GameCube)
The journey to a brilliant sunrise is on the horizon. Were you aware that the Japanese edition of Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance features a ‘Maniac’ challenge level? You were? And did you realize that this level somewhat addresses my most significant issue with the game? You did? May I proceed with the review regardless…Read Read More- 1
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