Aside from showing off its fighters' special techniques in a fantastic way, this arena fighter doesn't do much to incorporate anything new into the genre other than integrating the later arcs of the anime's first season and its film. A greater number of playable characters will please fans of the series, but it's not necessarily what stands out amidst repetitive exploratory scenarios with little to offer.
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This Switch version is nothing special. Aside from adding an explorable city that only grants access to each mini-game location, it lacks content beyond repeating the same task over and over again in short, unexciting games.
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Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny inherits the legacy of Resident Evil and applies its own action formula. Several puzzles and additional modes complement the journey of Jubei and his allies in this crusade of revenge, visually consistent with well-developed art and displayed in the gallery for the delight of fans. The "Hell" mode definitely separates the casuals from the samurai.
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Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition is the most ambitious open-world action-RPG the Wii U could have produced. We see that same aura of charm carried over to the definitive Switch version, with a portable mode that's graphically improved compared to its predecessor.
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The card games in Duel Monsters aren't differentiated by many factors, but alternatives like dice and capsules are perfect for a change of pace. Titles with RPG touches also have their appeal. Improvements like the ability to activate a sort of "trick" to save significant amounts of grinding fit just as well as Dark Magician in Yugi's deck. Players of the Spanish versions of the games should be warned of a few translation errors.
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302 / 5,000 It's nice to relive the beginnings of the long-running The Sims franchise, and we hope the flaws in these two collections are corrected. Even more so, we're eager to see what the near future holds with a fifth installment that won't be called that, but which, at the end of the day, will still be "The Sims 5" for fans.
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There are no major additions beyond its visual update, maintaining Retro Studios' punishing difficulty level. It's still a challenging platformer that deserves to be completed to the fullest, but loading times and price may be deciding factors for potential buyers.
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