One Piece: Grand Gourmet delivers a bittersweet experience packed with fan service. The idea of managing Sanji's restaurant and interacting with over 400 pixel-art characters works remarkably well, guaranteeing hours of fun. However, the rigid, mobile-inherited interface and technical flaws weigh down the experience. If you are a fan of One Piece looking for a casual simulator, the journey is well worth it, especially on the Nintendo Switch 2, which offers the best usability for the title.
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Disney/Pixar Toy Story: Retro Roundup! is far more than a simple nostalgic collection; it is an exemplary project of video game preservation. By bringing together classics that defined the 8-bit, 16-bit, and 32-bit eras, the package celebrates the creative ingenuity of developers who adapted these iconic universes across both home consoles and handhelds. While certain game mechanics and camera issues naturally reflect the era in which they were created, the modern quality-of-life enhancements—combined with a rich museum archive of behind-the-scenes footage, artwork, and mini-documentaries—turn this collection into a true interactive exhibition. Offered at an accessible price point, it is an essential pick-up for nostalgic fans, retro-gaming enthusiasts, and a new generation of players alike.
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Toy Story 3: Complete Edition restores one of the greatest classics of licensed games with the shine it deserves on the Nintendo Switch. Although it features dated movement and camera mechanics as well as a short campaign, the game makes up for it with an excellent cooperative mode, the inclusion of Brazilian Portuguese voice acting, and the immense freedom of Toy Box Mode. It is highly recommended for both children and nostalgic fans of the franchise.
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With an addictive gameplay loop and excellent performance on Switch 2, Splatoon Riders hits the mark by reinventing the franchise with a memorable solo campaign, falling short only due to the lack of Brazilian Portuguese localization and limited outfit customization.
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RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic is one of those simulators that define generations, and no matter when it is re-released, it remains complete and fun. Even though it inherits frustrations from the past, such as the dated guest AI and the lack of options to undo actions or move rides, the game truly shines on the Nintendo Switch 2 thanks to its massive amount of content and the flawless precision of the Joy-Con 2, which perfectly simulates a mouse in any environment and solidifies this as the definitive console version. It is a timeless and must-play masterpiece.
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Tales of Berseria Remastered is worth it for those who never played the original and want to experience one of the most mature stories in the franchise on current platforms, now fully localized in Brazilian Portuguese. The engaging narrative and well-developed characters make up for some of its shortcomings. For those who have played it before, however, the improvements are subtle and may not justify a new purchase. The frustrating combat system and lackluster progression prevent the game from standing out among the best in the series, but it remains a solid entry point for newcomers to the Tales of franchise.
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