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For the rest of my life, I’ll have fond memories of playing Super Monkey Ball 1 and 2 on my Gamecube after school. It was …

Despite a few shortcomings, The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening is still an amazing game. With new animated sequences, necessary quality of life changes, welcomed new additions, stunning graphics, and music, Link’s Awakening is a spectacular addition to any Switch owner and especially every Zelda fan out there.

Devil May Cry 5 is the perfect distillation of what has made the series great. It’s audacious, it’s exciting, and it is endlessly replayable if just to experience everything again. An early contender for Game of the Year, hands down. Do not miss this one.

Shining Resonance Refrain is neither great or bad. I love the combat but the dated presentation prevents me from giving it a resounding recommendation.

South Park: The Fractured But Whole outclasses its predecessor in every way imaginable – this quiet mountain adventure hardly misses a beat.

ARMS is a fighting game with a great foundation. But like its fighters, it sometimes stretches and comes up short in some areas.

Check out our review on Tequila Works’ RiME and discover why you need to dive in this story of fantasy and self-discovery.

Our Prey review in one sentence: it stands toe to toe with some of the best sci-fi games in recent years and is a new modern classic.

World to the West has boisterous strongman nobles, innocent spellcasters, and exploding wombats. It is also a worthy sequel to Teslagrad and an adventure worth taking.

For better and for worse Yooka-Laylee accomplishes exactly what it sets out to do. A throwback to a time when 3D platformers reigned supreme, but it holds on to nostalgia too closely, never quite coming into its own.

Persona 5 has great gameplay and great visuals, but crucially stumbles in pacing and progressive character drama.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the killer app for the Nintendo Switch. It is also a new modern masterpiece.

Dishonored 2 is a good game marred by too many issues.