Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this review, we are diving into the Console Archives release of Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure, a classic PlayStation RPG for the Nintendo Switch 2! In my Switch 2 Review, we go over how Console Archives differs from the Prinny Presents version of Rhapsody on Switch 1, and how the emulation features make it far more convenient when hunting down monsters to recruit!
0:00 Console Archives RPGs
0:54 Light Hearted Story
2:00 Musical - Lunar + FF6?
2:30 Emulation Settings
2:47 Prinny Presents vs Console Archives
3:51 NPC Story Hints
4:17 Recruitment Mechanics
4:34 Recruiting Monsters!
5:19 Repairing/Permadeath
5:43 SRPG Lite
6:08 Horn Command
6:30 Low Difficulty
6:56 Copy-Paste Dungeons
7:40 Content / Length
7:58 Visuals / Filters
8:13 Battery Life / Ending
About Reviews 2 Go:
I publish weekly video reviews for handheld consoles, currently focused on the Switch/Switch 2! I also do weekly livestreams where we just hang out and play a relevant or recent release across the Switch platforms or handheld PCs like the Steam Deck.
My reviews are informative and look at games for what they are and what they’re trying to do, assuming that you’re playing them for the first time on a handheld. I cover what the game is, how well it accomplishes that, platform specific features or changes, visual presentation and performance, and unique info like battery life for the different Switch/Switch 2 models.
I also do shorter performance comparison videos, showcasing how Switch games are improved through Switch 2 backwards compatibility and how select PC games run on the Steam Deck.
Channel History: I’ve been a handheld gamer since the original Game Boy, and handhelds are my preferred way of experience games.
I started this channel in 2013 to cover PS Vita/PlayStation TV games and it has evolved into handheld consoles in general, moving from retro reviews of older handhelds, Vita, Switch/Switch 2, and many Handhelds PCs from Steam Deck to Lenovo Legion Go.
Game Developers/Publishers: If you’d like me to review your game on the channel, reach out to me at Trent@reviews2go.co
#consolearchives #jrpg #nisamerica #rhapsody
In this review, we are diving into the Console Archives release of Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure, a classic PlayStation RPG for the Nintendo Switch 2! In my Switch 2 Review, we go over how Console Archives differs from the Prinny Presents version of Rhapsody on Switch 1, and how the emulation features make it far more convenient when hunting down monsters to recruit!
0:00 Console Archives RPGs
0:54 Light Hearted Story
2:00 Musical - Lunar + FF6?
2:30 Emulation Settings
2:47 Prinny Presents vs Console Archives
3:51 NPC Story Hints
4:17 Recruitment Mechanics
4:34 Recruiting Monsters!
5:19 Repairing/Permadeath
5:43 SRPG Lite
6:08 Horn Command
6:30 Low Difficulty
6:56 Copy-Paste Dungeons
7:40 Content / Length
7:58 Visuals / Filters
8:13 Battery Life / Ending
About Reviews 2 Go:
I publish weekly video reviews for handheld consoles, currently focused on the Switch/Switch 2! I also do weekly livestreams where we just hang out and play a relevant or recent release across the Switch platforms or handheld PCs like the Steam Deck.
My reviews are informative and look at games for what they are and what they’re trying to do, assuming that you’re playing them for the first time on a handheld. I cover what the game is, how well it accomplishes that, platform specific features or changes, visual presentation and performance, and unique info like battery life for the different Switch/Switch 2 models.
I also do shorter performance comparison videos, showcasing how Switch games are improved through Switch 2 backwards compatibility and how select PC games run on the Steam Deck.
Channel History: I’ve been a handheld gamer since the original Game Boy, and handhelds are my preferred way of experience games.
I started this channel in 2013 to cover PS Vita/PlayStation TV games and it has evolved into handheld consoles in general, moving from retro reviews of older handhelds, Vita, Switch/Switch 2, and many Handhelds PCs from Steam Deck to Lenovo Legion Go.
Game Developers/Publishers: If you’d like me to review your game on the channel, reach out to me at Trent@reviews2go.co
#consolearchives #jrpg #nisamerica #rhapsody
