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Nintendo hasn't reinvented the wheel with the Nintendo Switch 2, and it's easy to see why, considering the original Nintendo Switch is one of the best-selling consoles of all time. Instead, it has stuck with a similar-ish design with the focus of improving, refining, and updating everything people loved about the original. Although my first impressions of the new console were positive, it's time to delve into the details after spending an entire week doing little else but using it.
The Nintendo Switch successor costs £395.99 in the UK and $449.99 in the US, which is just above the price of the non-OLED Steam Deck (oops, I mentioned the O word already) and a lot more than the Xbox Series S. It is priced below current-gen consoles, the Xbox Series X and PS5, but not by much. This is not a value console for the masses; instead, it's something else entirely.
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Still Wakes the Deep cemented itself as one of 2024’s biggest surprises for all the ways it nailed a strong sense of intrigue and horror while trapping you on an oil rig in the North Sea facing a supernatural force. It was linear and mostly guided, sure, but also did well to place you in the shoes of a blue-collar worker and everyday Joe just trying to get home – even presenting some of the most believable Scottish accents in a video game, probably ever.
It shouldn’t be shocking to learn then that, though a tad short, the new surprise Siren’s Rest DLC brilliantly balances similar emotional beats and scares once again, just from a completely new angle. It’s been over 10 years since the Beira D mysteriously went down, and you’re the diver searching for answers.
Getting the obvious out of the way immediately, though playable from the menu right after purchase, Siren’s Rest is the type of expansion that demands knowledge of the base game. While set over a decade after the events that put Caz and crew through the worst day of their lives, most of your time is spent picking through them with your comms link and camera, swimming through the Beira D’s dilapidated ruins and trying to piece together what happened.
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It must be the law that whenever a new Nintendo console launches, so too will an anti-gravity racing game developed by Shin’en Multimedia soon after. For four – count them, four! – straight generations now the studio has been on hand to provide fast-paced racing nirvana, first launching its F-Zero and Wipeout inspired series with 2011’s Fast Racing League on Wii, followed by Fast Racing Neo on Wii U, and then the simply titled Fast RMX in 2017 on Nintendo Switch.
Fast forward to today and the studio is back (as is tradition) with the equally brilliant Fast Fusion for the Nintendo Switch 2. Surprising absolutely no-one, it’s yet another stylish futuristic racer that excels in delivering high-speed thrills with little to no frills – this time complete with a fresh new fusion mechanic.
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Steam Deck tests were ran at 1080p (docked) and 800p (handheld), with the Steam Deck graphics preset with FSR 3 Balanced.
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Improving on perfection is no easy feat. But it's a magic trick Nintendo has repeatedly pulled off. Just look at the jump from Zelda: Breath of the Wild to Tears of the Kingdom! And yet, if the Nintendo Switch 2’s premiere launch exclusive proves anything, it’s that the Mario Kart series is a different beast. Mario Kart World isn’t a bad game per se. In fact, several aspects of the formula have been creatively tweaked to the point of exhaustion, with new ways to race sprinkled in both on and off track.
Yet that’s also strangely part of the problem. With the exception of Knockout Tour mode, almost everything else Mario Kart World does best isn’t necessarily new and ends up being a distraction. The result is a colourful kart racer that’s still awesome to play in the moment. But one that undeniably pales in comparison to its immediate predecessor.
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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds so far comes across as an ideal balance between the old and new, blending excellent drifting and driving mechanics with new ways to race across all new worlds.
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Watch out Mario Kart World. That’s the primary thought I came away with after getting to play Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds for roughly 30 minutes at a recent preview session. Granted, it’s not a lot of time to get your arms around a game. But in that short time I never once failed to feel the thrill of revving and drifting around countless creative and colourful tracks while bumping up against others, zooming through the totally new Travel Rings and not knowing where it might lead next.
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Art of Vengeance is successfully reinventing the Shinobi series for a new generation, complementing its gorgeous hand-drawn art style with tight combat and platforming.
As soon as I heard that Lizardcube – one of the studios responsible for the mind-bogglingly excellent Streets of Rage 4 – was behind Sega’s upcoming Shinobi reboot, I knew we were in safe hands. Cut to trailers and gameplay slices demonstrating the same beautiful hand-drawn art style shared between both games that I expected. What I didn’t expect, however, was that Shinobi: Art of Vengeance would turn out to be one of the tightest-handling 2D action-platformers since at least Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown last year – no small feat!
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EA Sports and its EA Sports FC game series dominate the football gaming scene, with UFL and eFootball the only major competition at the moment. I've tried out all three of these games, and each of them has impressed me in their own right, but after playing Rematch, I was blown away, and I think it could be the new biggest competitor for EA Sports FC.
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No modern video game translation of a cult 1987 movie had any right to be as good as the original RoboCop: Rogue City. More than a budget FPS that just slapped the ‘RoboCop’ name on the box, it genuinely understood the “part man, part machine, all cop” in a way few video games (and even some movies) before it had, setting players off on a different type of shooter that did excellent justice to the character’s heavier, more assertive cadence and movement style.
Hence why it wasn’t too surprising to see developer Teyon return to this world so soon, not via DLC or a full sequel, but rather a standalone expansion that aims to lock everything the first game did so well to a single tower block. The result won’t blow anyone’s minds, but it’s hard to complain when you’re gunning down thugs 80s style while Basil Poledouris’ iconic score blasts in the background.
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There’s every reason to be excited for Mario Kart World on paper. Even without the weight that comes naturally from being the Nintendo Switch 2’s one true first-party launch title, it’s easily the best looking entry in Nintendo’s premiere racing series ever and looks to be making a genuine attempt to push the act of driving into directions not seen before. (Literally, thanks to the addition of Freeroam mode).
Alas, after recently getting to play a solid five hours of the colourful karting racer in advance of its release on June 5, 2025 , the moments I spent offroad were surprisingly some of the least interesting I experienced. It is in fact Knockout Tour mode that is the true jewel in the crown here, primed to become my next multiplayer addiction for all the ways it bottles up and remixes Mario Kart’s fast-paced and frantic action for a new era and generation.
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With the first-party launch lineup for Nintendo Switch 2 looking light aside from Mario Kart World and Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour, the responsibility to make playing the new hybrid on day one exciting also falls to third-party devs. Enter Survival Kids: an unabashedly family-orientated co-op experience from Konami that surprisingly doesn’t go big on survival aspects – at least in a traditional hardcore genre sense.
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The Iconic Edition out now and the Standard Edition is out May 30th 🥰
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Prior to getting hands on with it, I couldn’t bring myself to believe that Hell is Us isn’t a soulslike. A mysterious protagonist; heavily emphasised melee combat; and a dark, mysterious world full of several interconnected biomes to explore and root around in.
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