Evan Norris's Reviews
One of the best games of the year and one of the better indie games of the generation.
While the series is starting to grow long in the tooth — running low on laughs and short on captivating historical personalities — it can fall back on solid mechanics, a substantial campaign, and, now, the freedom to design and share homemade maps.
Paying extra seems to be part of the package with Tennis 1920s. While the game offers accessible controls, some good-looking backgrounds, and sporadic fun, it throws up too many restrictions and paywalls to guarantee a consistently enjoyable experience.
Provides closure for a title 27 years in the making and represents yet another stout shooter on Switch.
Worry not that Konami shows no interest in authorizing a new Castlevania game, for Inti Creates has picked up the slack.
It's great news that Ultracore can now see the light of day, after 25 years in the dark.
Redux offers plenty to like for shooter fans, particularly if they gravitate toward series like R-Type.
M2 has done justice to Taito's extraordinary shooting series with Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade.
Darius Cozmic Collection Console is a nice add-on for Darius fans who've already invested in its Arcade counterpart. However, it's not an ideal substitution.
A nice add-on for franchise completionists but largely superfluous for more casual fans, especially when weighed against the strength and value of vanilla MK11.