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392 games reviewed
66.4 average score
70 median score
42.6% of games recommended

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6 / 10.0 - Card-en-Ciel
Nov 25, 2024

But as it stands, Card-En-Ciel is just a decent time that will ultimately appeal to you more if you like Inti’s style a lot and are willing to deal with the bland barriers in the way of a very fun combat system.

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Nov 15, 2024

Really, I’m at least glad this set had more time in the oven to not be a total disaster like the first volume, and I can even say this is a decent little collection of games if you like shooting titles. Sadly, with no real extras or any bonuses besides online leaderboards, this is still a really steep ask for the price point, and I once again feel that all three of these titles would have been far better as Arcade Archives titles.

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The improved speed and slight QOL make the game more fun to play than the original version, yes, but the smaller screen and weird controls sorta offset those gains, and even the QOL doesn’t do much to help the fact that the first Aero is an incredibly tedious series of chores that aren’t all that fun to play around with.

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Oct 28, 2024

Taking out the dull, tedious chores from the first game, some of the slow paced movement from the second game, and adding in a bunch of way more engaging combat mechanics and several techniques rewarding skilled play, and you have yourselves a really darn fun action platformer.

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While I can’t say I’m a megafan now after playing this, I’m way happier to say I finally have a Worms game under my belt that entertained me, which I couldn’t say about my last Worms experience; GBA Worms Blast.

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Oct 21, 2024

Aero 2 is a far improved followup to the dull original. Better level design, better gameplay, better variety, all better, all around! Of the two Aero games, this is the one to play for sure.

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6 / 10.0 - Aero the Acrobat
Oct 14, 2024

Ratalaika ported Aero 1 the best way they could have, and outside of the lack of the Genesis version, I can’t really think of much they could have done to improve this package. You get a well emulated version of Aero with the usual QOL features, and it plays as good as it can. The problem is well, you’re playing Aero The Acro-Bat.

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6 / 10.0 - Copycat
Oct 3, 2024

As a game it shouldn’t be one to expect in-depth action from, but the interactivity you do have provides a great backdrop for a charming tale. It may seem asinine for a game this short to be worth the $15 price, but stories like this with shelter animals are seldom expressed in gaming, and for an honest to god effort and a lot of fun moments I really enjoyed a good chunk of Copycat and it had me go “aw!” many times.

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Sep 26, 2024

The little bit of identity Night Slashers had that wasn’t the gore is just gone now, and I can’t say the game feels that great to play even after playing through it twice.

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5 / 10.0 - The Meating
Sep 23, 2024

The bosses were clever, but the other stages didn’t really engage all that much, and I feel if you want a Mega Cat puzzler on Switch, Roniu’s Tale is still the must-have game to nab. That one just has a lot more brain-pushing puzzles from the get go, while The Meating takes a bit too long to get going, and doesn’t exactly excite once it does.

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Really when the only complaints I have about this set are that the rewind timer is a bit short, the audio gets briefly weird when loading a save state and that I wish it had something related to the VS version of Wing of Madoola in here, this is just a great set of three fun gems worth discovering for the first time ever.

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8 / 10.0 - Gimmick! 2
Sep 5, 2024

All in all, Gimmick 2 is a wonderful followup that shows Yumetaro’s game having a bright modern comeback akin to Blaster Master Zero and Ufouria before it.

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8 / 10.0 - Bakeru
Sep 2, 2024

BAKERU is just plain ol fun, and we could always use another game like that.

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Aug 29, 2024

Still, this ride is worth clearing once for that stellar presentation, even if maybe you’ll have to leave a friend behind to do so.

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7 / 10.0 - Retro Revengers
Jul 29, 2024

I just wish there was more game here in general, but what you do get here is rock-solid platforming action. Hopefully the Retro Revengers make another comeback so we can see more of what crazy things they could do a throwback to!

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Jul 24, 2024

Nevertheless, I can’t say that this triple pack is worth the money for the amount of polish these games were given. A little disgraceful honestly, and a big shame with how great these shooters are.

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If you persist and enjoy the loop however, you’ll find one heck of a RPG to kick off quite an influential legacy.

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Still, when you’re dealing with one of the best Hucard games on the entire console, the only thing that gets in the way comes from the price being a bit steeper than a VC title on the Wii would have been. For the leaderboards, I still think that Parasol Stars is a pretty great deal, and an absolute gem worth playing for score again and again, especially if you bring a friend along.

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Jul 5, 2024

Still, the game is great fun for an afternoon romp, and playing with a friend makes it even better. Sure, you might not have much in terms of in-game options, but what you do get here is a very enjoyable brawler, ending the legacy of a fun, underrated Masaya series. Just don’t expect to remember much about it after you finish it.

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4 / 10.0 - Bit Dungeon+
Jun 26, 2024

But when the core gameplay loop, the literal core of a roguelike is done in such a haphazard way, and the Xbox Series X upgrade didn’t even seem to happen at all and there are still moments of jank to be seen, this really is a weak entry in the genre and pales compared to the dozen of similar indie roguelikes you could pick from.

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