A new team management mode provides some of the best single-player racing action around, alongside the series' ever-improving authenticity.
An overdue but much appreciated remaster of one of the GameCube's - and the early 00s - very best.
Kunos brings the full sim experience to console, warts and all, with a few oversights and errors along the way.
More an expanded re-release than a remaster, the quality of the original Xenoblade Chronicles shines out in this generous package.
Platinum Games offers the slightest of makeovers for this return to its most chaotic outing.
Glorious artwork and a fan's eye for detail combine for a sequel that manages to best its forebears.
Its shortcomings far outweigh its merits, but what merits they are - Disaster Report 4 is silly, humane and utterly charming.
A cult classic gets a fittingly strange remake whose patchiness can't obscure the original's brilliance.
A handful of improvements and overhauled physics make this audaciously exciting bike sim easy to recommend.
An impressive suite of improvements combine with a more clearly defined structure for Animal Crossing's finest outing to date.