Just Dance 2026 Edition proves Ubisoft still knows how to own the dance floor. With an amazing tracklist, smoother online play, and a fun new co-op mode, it delivers instant joy for any group. While it misses the opportunity to make creative use of the Nintendo Switch 2’s camera, it’s still the most complete and engaging edition in years.
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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is guaranteed fun and celebrates the legacy of the blue blur in style. Even without impressive graphics on the Switch, the game shines with its multiverse concept, varied roster, and solid gameplay, establishing itself as one of the best racing titles in the franchise.
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Kirby and the Forgotten Land on Switch 2 is the definitive version of the adventure, combining creative stages, a robust post-game, and the Star Crossed World DLC, which expands the experience with new challenges and mechanics. The striking soundtrack and smooth 60 fps visuals enhance its brilliance, but the lack of Portuguese localization and the high price may be drawbacks. Even so, it stands as one of the most complete and charming journeys in the Kirby franchise.
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Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar is a remake that recaptures the charm of the classic while adding fresh touches that make the experience feel engaging and modern. Its unique sales mechanic, memorable romance options, and nostalgic appeal stand out, even if the lack of a Portuguese localization and a somewhat shallow farm routine keep it from reaching its full potential. Still, it remains one of the most charming entries in the franchise and is well worth the attention of simulation fans
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Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 is the kind of remake that truly understands its legacy. Without overcomplicating things, it brings back everything that made the originals shine: precise gameplay, memorable maps, and that arcade rhythm that keeps you hooked for hours. The inclusion of Brazilian skaters like Rayssa, Bob, and Letícia is a gift, and the Easter eggs — like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles — show how much care went into every detail. Even with a few missing classic levels and a soundtrack that could’ve used a Brazilian touch like THPS 1 + 2 had, the result is solid. On the Nintendo Switch 2, the game shines with smooth 60 fps and fluid visuals.
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Welcome Tour isn’t exactly a game in the traditional sense, but it’s also far from being just a disguised manual. It’s an interactive experience carefully designed to introduce the Nintendo Switch 2 in a creative—and often charming—way. Overall, the title does a good job of being both playful and informative. However, at times it lacks depth and challenge, which can make the journey feel brief and somewhat unremarkable. In the end, Welcome Tour is a lovely introduction to the console, but it might have worked better as a complimentary welcome gift rather than a paid title.
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