Here’s the games I have reviewed so far on the Nintendo Switch 2 in these genres, from best to worst. Note: If multiple games have the same score, they will be sorted alphabetically.
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Fighting Games
| Game | Genre | Grade |
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| Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection | Compilation / Fighting Game | B+ |
tl;drMortal Kombat Legacy Kollection is a Compilation containing 23 games (about 7-8 of them that are unique and not just different versions or alternate releases), along with Digital Eclipse’s usual hours upon hours of museum/documentary-style collection of extra content. There are some questionable choices and glaring omissions here, and many of these games are duds, but the best of the lot are still enjoyable and this package overall provides plenty to make it more than worthwhile for Fighting Game fans. | ||
| Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage | Fighting Game | C+ |
tl;drVirtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage is an updated port of a Fighting Game that is now 20 years old, and it shows. That isn’t to say it looks or plays poorly (though I personally find it stiff and just not fun to control), but that it doesn’t hold up to modern entries in the genre. However, this is a solid port, and with its $20 budget price tag it’s sure to satisfy fans of the series. I just don’t see this having the same appeal for most players, even fans of the Fighting Game genre. | ||
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Spectacle Fighter Games
| Game | Genre | Grade |
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| Devil May Cry V: Devil Hunter Edition | Spectacle Fighter | A |
tl;drDevil May Cry V on Nintendo Switch 2 is a phenomenal port of a phenomenal Spectacle Fighter, with wonderful, responsive, fluid, stylish combat, with graphics that compromise little compared to the versions on other platforms. If you enjoy Action games and have a Nintendo Switch 2, you should consider this a must-have. | ||
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Pro Wrestling Games
| Game | Genre | Grade |
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| WWE 2K25 | Fighting Game | C |
tl;drWWE 2K25 is the first WWE game on a Nintendo platform in a half a decade, and while it may not be the embarrassment that WWE 2K18 is, I can’t recommend this to players who don’t already enjoy the series, thanks to extremely stingy timing required to repel attacks, and unimpressive visuals. If you’re a fan of the series you may feel differently about this game, but if you’re not a regular in the ring, this is not a good game to make your Pro Wrestling debut. | ||
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