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By pulling on the strings of many a modern classic they’ve been able to deliver a fun, tough, playable title that’s addictive and enjoyable. But it can be improved on in both image style and gameplay if there is a sequel.
Overall, a strong and much-wanted tennis game that helps to fill a gap in the sporting gaming market.
An absolute bargain for the price.
But as it stands we have a rather generic and repetitive short lived battle game that’s lacking any real gameplay innovation. The story is dull and there are not enough laughs.
A solid but not outstanding effort by the Nintendo peeps.
Rise of the Ronin is another cracking PS5 exclusive.
Well worth a look if you’re seeking the comfort of nostalgia with some quality acting talent.
Overall, a fun, fast and busy VR game that combines two differing play elements to deliver an addictive shooter/swinger action title.
But the story isn’t all that and, overall, this game is more of a missed opportunity than a breakthrough in the VR horror genre.
Overall, this a deep and wonderful game packed full of exploration, juicy combat and a strong story - if you can follow all the lore it pumps out.
Cute, fun, head-scratching stuff.
All in, this is great fun, albeit slightly limited in its longevity. While there are unlocks to push for, the core game remains largely the same from the off.
But there is plenty of wild action and adventure to be had in Suicide Squad.
Well worth revisiting if you’ve played before and a must-buy at £45 for those new to Part II.
A decent and difficult start to console gaming in 2024.
An epic game with tons of content.
Avatar is a good game that could have been a must-buy had it doubled down on offering very different missions and experiences. That said, if you want to experience a lush world and really dig the movies, you should definitely give this a go.
This doesn’t beat anything out there but it does offer a decent fighting game with a unique twist on a classic Nottingham legend.
Overall, this is a great introduction to RPG games and offers a challenge as you push through the title. It’s got a lovely modern Switch sheen to it but still keeps all the core values of the original, classic game.
Overall, a poor Call of Duty but there will still be enough in the multiplayer for fans to enjoy for months to come.