Games Acquired 2024

Post by **Reprise** » Fri Nov 15, 2024 10:41 am

January 2024:

February 2024:

March 2024:

April 2024:

May 2024:

June 2024:

July 2024:

August 2024:

September 2024:

October 2024:

November 2024:
Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge (Xbox)
Dreamfall: The Longest Journey (Xbox)
Gungrave G.O.R.E (PS5)
Way of the Samurai (PS2)
Championship Pro-Am (Mega Drive)
Fahrenheit (Xbox)
Enter the Matrix (Xbox)
Worms 4: Mayhem (Xbox)
Final Fantasy XIII (PS3)
The Club (PS3)

Raging Justice wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2024 4:59 pm

Is the game good? My son wants me to buy it for us to play. I have never played the Mario & Luigi games (although I do have one on the DS that I probably should have played by now).

Post by **Raging Justice** » Sat Nov 16, 2024 11:19 pm

Reprise wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 10:41 am January 2024:
Project Overkill (PS1)
Under Defeat (Dreamcast)
Bleach: The Blade of Fate (DS)
Killzone (PS2)
Gungrave (PS2)
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (GBA)
Red Dog (Dreamcast)
Killer Instinct Gold (N64)
February 2024:
Ring of Red (PS2)
Return Fire (PS1)
Cuphead (Switch)
Ren & Stimpy Show Presents Stimpy's Invention (Mega Drive)
Endless Ocean 2: Adventures of the Deep (Wii)
Michael Jackson's Moonwalker (Mega Drive)
Sonic and the Black Knight (Wii)
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (PS5)
March 2024:
Outrun (Mega Drive)
The Suffering (PS2)
Project Zero III: The Tormented (PS2)
Killzone 2 (PS3)
God of War 3 (PS3)
Hogs of War (PS1)
Need for Speed Underground 2 (PS2)
Grandia 2 (Dreamcast)
Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers (SNES)
Prince of Persia The Lost Crown (Switch)
April 2024:
Legends of Wrestling II (Gamecube)
Showdown Legends of Wrestling (PS2)
Pokemon Snap (N64)
The Firemen (SNES)
Seaman (Dreamcast)
Darksiders II: The Deathinitive Edition (Switch)
Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition (PS5)
Stellar Blade (PS5)
Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe (PS3)
Heavenly Sword (PS3)
Simpsons Hit and Run (Gamecube)
Silent Hill 4: The Room (PS2)
May 2024:
L.O.L. Lack of Love (Dreamcast)
Worms 4: Mayhem (PS2)
Driver San Francisco (PS3)
Rage (PS3)
Duke Nukem 64 (N64)
Gex (Saturn)
Mega Man X (SNES)
F-Zero (SNES)
World Driver Championship (N64)
Bleach: Dark Souls (DS)
Slave Zero X (Switch)
Little Big Planet 2: Special Edition (PS3)
Dead or Alive 1 and 2 Ultimate (original Xbox)
Fable: The Lost Chapters (original Xbox)
Far Cry Instincts (Original Xbox)
Halo (Original Xbox)
Halo 2 (Original Xbox)
Jade Empire (Original Xbox)
Jet Set Radio Future (Original Xbox)
Panzer Dragoon Orta (Original Xbox)
Project Gotham Racing (Original Xbox)
Project Zero II Crimson Butterfly (Original Xbox)
Shenmue 2 (Original Xbox)
Unreal Championship 2 (Original Xbox)
WWE Raw 2 (Original Xbox)
June 2024:
The Chronicles of Riddick (Xbox)
Grand Theft Auto Double Pack (GTA 3 and Vice City) (Xbox)
Dead or Alive 3 (Xbox)
Deus Ex Invisible War (Xbox)
Morrowind GOTY Edition (Xbox)
House of the Dead 3 (Xbox)
Midtown Madness 3 (Xbox)
Outrun 2 (Xbox)
Otogi 2 (Xbox)
Project Gotham Racing 2 (Xbox)
Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic (Xbox)
Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 2 (Xbox)
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 (Xbox)
Unreal Championship (Xbox)
XIII (Xbox)
Cool Spot (Mega Drive)
Amped (Xbox)
Amped 2 (Xbox)
Mercenaries Playground of Destruction (Xbox)
Headhunter Redemption (Xbox)
The Great Escape (Xbox)
Motorstorm Apocalypse (PS3)
50 Cent Blood on the Sand (PS3)
Aliens vs Predator (PS3)
4x4 Evo (Dreamcast)
July 2024:
Sheep, Dog n Wolf (PS1)
Plok (SNES)
Crazy Taxi 3 (Xbox)
Forza Motorsport (Xbox)
Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball (Xbox)
South Park Chef's Luv Shack (Dreamcast)
Star Wars Demolition (Dreamcast)
Freak Out (PS2)
Kung Fu Chaos (Xbox)
Aerowings 2 (Dreamcast)
Gauntlet Legends (Dreamcast)
R-Type Delta (PS1)
Pro Pinball Trilogy (Dreamcast)
Time Stalkers (Dreamcast)
Star Wars Episode 1 Racer (Dreamcast)
Lego City Undercover (Wii U)
August 2024:
Pokemon White (DS)
Pokemon White 2 (DS)
Batman (Mega Drive)
Battletanx: Global Assault (N64)
Conker Live & Reloaded (Xbox)
Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction (PS2)
Bomberman Generation (Gamecube)
Psychonauts (Xbox)
Max Payne (Xbox)
Earthworm Jim (Mega Drive)
Fear Effect 2 (PS1)
Donald Duck: Quack Attack (Dreamcast)
GunValkyrie (Xbox)
Valis 3 (Mega Drive)
Charge N Blast (Dreamcast)
Emio - The Smiling Man (Switch)
Split/Second Velocity (PS3)
Rallisport Challenge 2 (Xbox)
Breakdown (Xbox)
Cruis'n World (N64)
Felony 11-79 (PS1)
September 2024:
Astro Bot (PS5)
Skate 2 (PS3)
Ridge Racer V (PS2)
Outlaw Volleyball (Xbox)
Outlaw Golf 2 (Xbox)
Runabout 2 (PS1)
Alundra (PS1)
ISS Deluxe (Mega Drive)
Rolo to the Rescue (Mega Drive)
The Adventures of Batman and Robin (Mega Drive)
Ace Combat 7 (PS4)
Thief Deadly Shadows (Xbox)
Red Steel 2 (Wii)
Super Paper Mario (Wii)
Colin McCrae Dirt (PS3)
Otogi (Xbox)
Max Payne 2 (Xbox)
The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom (Switch)
Mashed: Fully Loaded (Xbox)
Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon (Xbox)
Metal Arms: Glitch in the System (Xbox)
Shadow the Hedgehog (Xbox)
October 2024:
Musha Aleste (Mega Drive)
Silent Hill 2 Remake (PS5)
Final Fantasy I-VI Collection Anniversary Edition (Switch)
Sea of Stars (Switch)
U.N. Squadron (SNES)
Silent Scope Collection (Xbox)
Crimewave (Saturn)
Ratchet and Clank: A Crack in Time (PS3)
Midnight Club Los Angeles (PS3)
Greatest Heavyweights (Mega Drive)
Tobal No. 1 (PS1)
Shadow Hearts (PS2)
Sonic x Shadow Generations (PS5)
Alan Wake II Deluxe Edition (PS5)
Mad Max (PS4)
Twisted Metal 2012 (PS3)
The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena (PS3)
Stuntman (PS2)
Fire Fighter F.D.18 (PS2)
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King (Xbox)
Sega 3D Classics Collection (3DS)
Mario Kart DS (DS)
November 2024:
Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge (Xbox)
Dreamfall: The Longest Journey (Xbox)
Gungrave G.O.R.E (PS5)
Way of the Samurai (PS2)
Championship Pro-Am (Mega Drive)
Fahrenheit (Xbox)
Enter the Matrix (Xbox)
Worms 4: Mayhem (Xbox)
Final Fantasy XIII (PS3)
The Club (PS3)

Raging Justice wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2024 4:59 pm
Is the game good? My son wants me to buy it for us to play. I have never played the Mario & Luigi games (although I do have one on the DS that I probably should have played by now).

I like Mario & Luigi: Brothership but it's gotten a mixed reaction. Reviews range from a 5 out of 10 from IGN (which has pissed off a LOT of people) to a 9 out of 10 from other reviews. I've seen this mixed reaction reflected in places like reddit and gamefaqs too.

For me, it's everything I like about M & L games. Fun combat that is based on timing and pattern recognition and the humor and charm that you'd expect from a Mario game. Plus, in this day and age I really enjoy getting a lighthearted game with bright and colorful graphics. This game is therapeutic. They've streamlined a few things, like you don't have to choose stat bonuses at every level up. Instead, you pick a rank up bonus every 8 or so levels, which can range from stat bonuses to other things (like damage bonuses for special attacks or reducing the cost of them). The game has a new graphical style compared to previous entries and it looks great. The game also has a seafaring vibe like The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. The water in this game is GORGEOUS. The boss fights are fantastic and some view the combat as the best in the series. There's a lot of options, particularly once you unlock battle plugs. They let you tailor combat to your play style, and a few of them are pretty broken. I also like that Luigi's intelligence is heavily emphasized in this game via a gameplay mechanic called Luigi's Logic. If you like Luigi, he really shines in this game.

Here are some of the things people have criticized it for, keep in mind not everybody playing the game is bothered by these things:

Luigi is AI controlled. You had some limited, manual control of him in previous games. Some people are really annoyed by this, I honestly don't care and don't see why it's a problem.

There are some performance issues, though some places (like IGN) have completely blown them out of proportion. I rarely found them to be an issue but IGN acts like the game is unplayable. My only problem has been during certain mini games where you have to hit something at the right time with a hammer. Sometimes you'll hit it at the right time, but a drop in frames will make the game miss your input. It's not a big deal, you can always try again.

Supposedly, the game goes overboard on tutorials, which I call BS on. The game will give you some text screens to explain new gameplay mechanics and then you're back in control, but people have been bringing up this complaint a lot.

The game is long, some people feel like it's too long and that the pace is sluggish. To me, it's an RPG, so game length isn't something I have a problem with.

Some people don't like the design of the NPCs. This one's subjective, I don't mind them at all. Some of them are very cute, particularly Connie.

Lastly, some people think it's not as funny as previous games. I don't know, I like the humor. I enjoy some of the humor from talking to all the NPCs and interacting with signs and stuff, which I think a lot of players AREN'T doing.

This is the first M&L game from a new developer and after the series has been gone for several years. Some things are gonna feel different and I think that is causing the different reactions. Some people love this one (myself included) and some people don't.

EDIT: The game has a different composer too. I'm just bringing that up to further emphasize that some of the game's backlash is just because it was made by different people and some fans don't like that.

Post by **Reprise** » Sun Nov 17, 2024 7:00 am

Raging Justice wrote: ↑Sat Nov 16, 2024 11:19 pm I like Mario & Luigi: Brothership but it's gotten a mixed reaction. Reviews range from a 5 out of 10 from IGN (which has pissed off a LOT of people) to a 9 out of 10 from other reviews. I've seen this mixed reaction reflected in places like reddit and gamefaqs too.

For me, it's everything I like about M & L games. Fun combat that is based on timing and pattern recognition and the humor and charm that you'd expect from a Mario game. Plus, in this day and age I really enjoy getting a lighthearted game with bright and colorful graphics. This game is therapeutic. They've streamlined a few things, like you don't have to choose stat bonuses at every level up. Instead, you pick a rank up bonus every 8 or so levels, which can range from stat bonuses to other things (like damage bonuses for special attacks or reducing the cost of them). The game has a new graphical style compared to previous entries and it looks great. The game also has a seafaring vibe like The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. The water in this game is GORGEOUS. The boss fights are fantastic and some view the combat as the best in the series. There's a lot of options, particularly once you unlock battle plugs. They let you tailor combat to your play style, and a few of them are pretty broken. I also like that Luigi's intelligence is heavily emphasized in this game via a gameplay mechanic called Luigi's Logic. If you like Luigi, he really shines in this game.

Here are some of the things people have criticized it for, keep in mind not everybody playing the game is bothered by these things:

Luigi is AI controlled. You had some limited, manual control of him in previous games. Some people are really annoyed by this, I honestly don't care and don't see why it's a problem.

There are some performance issues, though some places (like IGN) have completely blown them out of proportion. I rarely found them to be an issue but IGN acts like the game is unplayable. My only problem has been during certain mini games where you have to hit something at the right time with a hammer. Sometimes you'll hit it at the right time, but a drop in frames will make the game miss your input. It's not a big deal, you can always try again.

Supposedly, the game goes overboard on tutorials, which I call BS on. The game will give you some text screens to explain new gameplay mechanics and then you're back in control, but people have been bringing up this complaint a lot.

The game is long, some people feel like it's too long and that the pace is sluggish. To me, it's an RPG, so game length isn't something I have a problem with.

Some people don't like the design of the NPCs. This one's subjective, I don't mind them at all. Some of them are very cute, particularly Connie.

Lastly, some people think it's not as funny as previous games. I don't know, I like the humor. I enjoy some of the humor from talking to all the NPCs and interacting with signs and stuff, which I think a lot of players AREN'T doing.

This is the first M&L game from a new developer and after the series has been gone for several years. Some things are gonna feel different and I think that is causing the different reactions. Some people love this one (myself included) and some people don't.

EDIT: The game has a different composer too. I'm just bringing that up to further emphasize that some of the game's backlash is just because it was made by different people and some fans don't like that.

I see. Thanks for the explanation. I thought the polarising response I saw online was interesting. NintendoLife's review was the first one I saw and they gave it 9/10 and called it one of best in the series. Then I saw some less positive ones.

Having not played the games, some of the criticism it has received is stuff I wouldn't personally get I suppose.

I tend to find the longer franchises go on, the whingier and more difficult to please the fanbase gets. It's just one of those things. Everyone likes different things about the series and you tend to get a vocal crowd who are never happy, despite the fact that if you break it down they probably disagree with one another on what would make them better and which bits are bad.

Post by **Markies** » Mon Nov 18, 2024 3:38 pm

Markies' Games Acquired List Of 2024!

1. Child Of Eden (PS3)
2. Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising (NS)
3. The Punisher (GEN)
4. Journey To Silius (NES)
5. Ninja Gaiden II (NES)
6. Pokemon Blue (GB)
7. Robotrek (SNES)
8. Ehrgeiz (PS1)
9. The Legend Of Heroes: Trails Of Cold Steel (PS3)
10. Sin & Punishment: Star Successor (Wii)
11. Mario Kart 8 (WiiU)
12. West Of Loathing (NSW)
13. Excitebike 64 (N64)
14. Metroid Fusion (GBA)
15. Wonder Boy In Monster World (GEN)
16. Glover (N64)
17. Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes (NSW)
18. Dead Or Alive Ultimate (XBOX)
19. Xenoblade Chronicles (Wii)
20. Shatterhand (NES)
21. Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (GBC)
22. F-Zero (SNES)
23. Knights Of The Round (SNES)
24. Advance Wars (GBA)
25. Twisted Metal (PS1)
26. Soul Nomad & The World Eaters (PS2)
27. Evolution Worlds (GCN)
28. Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (GCN)
29. Doom 3: Resurrection Of Evil (XBOX)
30. L.A. Noire (PS3)
31. Animal Crossing: City Folk (Wii)
32. Terraria (WiiU)
33. Splatoon 2 (NSW)
34. Columns III (GEN)
35. Snowboard Kids (N64)
36. Scribblenauts Unlimited (WiiU)
37. Dynamite Cop (SDC)

I added Dynamite Cop for the Sega DreamCast this afternoon!

Dynamite Cop has been my most wanted DreamCast game for quite a while. I have never been able to find it at my convention, so I have been waiting for a bit. Finally, everything fell into place and I found a really nice copy out in the while. I remember playing Die Hard Arcade in the wild a few times, so to own a home copy of a game like that is very exciting. I'm running a little low on my DreamCast Wishlist, so I am very excited to get this big one checked off.

Post by **Note** » Mon Nov 18, 2024 8:24 pm

Nice pick-up, Markies! Love some Dynamite Cop. Looking back on it, it was probably one of the last great beat 'em ups released in that era. My cousins and I used to get a kick out of the various lines of dialogue randomly thrown out by the henchmen. Enjoy it!

Post by **Raging Justice** » Tue Nov 19, 2024 1:41 am

Post by **Raging Justice** » Thu Nov 21, 2024 3:39 am

Reprise wrote: ↑Sun Nov 17, 2024 7:00 am
Raging Justice wrote: ↑Sat Nov 16, 2024 11:19 pm I like Mario & Luigi: Brothership but it's gotten a mixed reaction. Reviews range from a 5 out of 10 from IGN (which has pissed off a LOT of people) to a 9 out of 10 from other reviews. I've seen this mixed reaction reflected in places like reddit and gamefaqs too.

For me, it's everything I like about M & L games. Fun combat that is based on timing and pattern recognition and the humor and charm that you'd expect from a Mario game. Plus, in this day and age I really enjoy getting a lighthearted game with bright and colorful graphics. This game is therapeutic. They've streamlined a few things, like you don't have to choose stat bonuses at every level up. Instead, you pick a rank up bonus every 8 or so levels, which can range from stat bonuses to other things (like damage bonuses for special attacks or reducing the cost of them). The game has a new graphical style compared to previous entries and it looks great. The game also has a seafaring vibe like The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. The water in this game is GORGEOUS. The boss fights are fantastic and some view the combat as the best in the series. There's a lot of options, particularly once you unlock battle plugs. They let you tailor combat to your play style, and a few of them are pretty broken. I also like that Luigi's intelligence is heavily emphasized in this game via a gameplay mechanic called Luigi's Logic. If you like Luigi, he really shines in this game.

Here are some of the things people have criticized it for, keep in mind not everybody playing the game is bothered by these things:

Luigi is AI controlled. You had some limited, manual control of him in previous games. Some people are really annoyed by this, I honestly don't care and don't see why it's a problem.

There are some performance issues, though some places (like IGN) have completely blown them out of proportion. I rarely found them to be an issue but IGN acts like the game is unplayable. My only problem has been during certain mini games where you have to hit something at the right time with a hammer. Sometimes you'll hit it at the right time, but a drop in frames will make the game miss your input. It's not a big deal, you can always try again.

Supposedly, the game goes overboard on tutorials, which I call BS on. The game will give you some text screens to explain new gameplay mechanics and then you're back in control, but people have been bringing up this complaint a lot.

The game is long, some people feel like it's too long and that the pace is sluggish. To me, it's an RPG, so game length isn't something I have a problem with.

Some people don't like the design of the NPCs. This one's subjective, I don't mind them at all. Some of them are very cute, particularly Connie.

Lastly, some people think it's not as funny as previous games. I don't know, I like the humor. I enjoy some of the humor from talking to all the NPCs and interacting with signs and stuff, which I think a lot of players AREN'T doing.

This is the first M&L game from a new developer and after the series has been gone for several years. Some things are gonna feel different and I think that is causing the different reactions. Some people love this one (myself included) and some people don't.

EDIT: The game has a different composer too. I'm just bringing that up to further emphasize that some of the game's backlash is just because it was made by different people and some fans don't like that.
I see. Thanks for the explanation. I thought the polarising response I saw online was interesting. NintendoLife's review was the first one I saw and they gave it 9/10 and called it one of best in the series. Then I saw some less positive ones.

Having not played the games, some of the criticism it has received is stuff I wouldn't personally get I suppose.

I tend to find the longer franchises go on, the whingier and more difficult to please the fanbase gets. It's just one of those things. Everyone likes different things about the series and you tend to get a vocal crowd who are never happy, despite the fact that if you break it down they probably disagree with one another on what would make them better and which bits are bad.

Yeah, people are weird. Like I played Metal Slug Tactics recently. There is literally nothing special or interesting about that game whatsoever. It honestly doesn't even feel like Metal Slug. It's feels like a cheap, half assed, uninspired, mobile game. Yet, if you look online you see a lot of really great reviews for it. I would recommend someone go play something like Tactics Ogre Reborn or whatever the latest Fire Emblem game is before wasting time and money on something like Metal Slug Tactics.

Sometimes when I see people's reaction to a game it feels like they are talking about something entirely different from the game that I played. Brothership is a fun, solid game and I honestly think people who are giving it a 5 or 6 out of 10 are literally insane.

I'm learning more and more that sadly, it is impossible to know if I will like or not like a game until I play it myself. I just find I can't trust reviewers or youtubers anymore for opinions on video games. I can only trust myself. I miss the old days when you could go to a Blockbuster video and just rent a game for a weekend before deciding whether or not to drop 50-60 dollars on it. As a physical collector, sometimes I just take a chance on something and hope for the best. Or if I'm unsure, I may take a trip on the high seas before deciding whether or not to buy something.

Post by **Reprise** » Fri Nov 22, 2024 8:27 am

Black Friday sales seem to start earlier and earlier every year and so I picked up some new Switch games and a new PS4 game that just happened to come out today.

I picked up Unicorn Overlord, because I have heard so many positive things about it and I enjoy Vanillaware games.

I also got Air Twister. I bought the PS5 version last year and really enjoyed it, so as the Switch version is cheap I thought why not? I want to support Yu Suzuki and ININ Games, especially after the recent Shenmue announcement.

Finally, Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection came out today (physically), so I got it for PS4. I would have got the Switch version but they did that code in a box bollocks here for some reason.

January 2024:

February 2024:

March 2024:

April 2024:

May 2024:

June 2024:

July 2024:

August 2024:

September 2024:

October 2024:

November 2024:
Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge (Xbox)
Dreamfall: The Longest Journey (Xbox)
Gungrave G.O.R.E (PS5)
Way of the Samurai (PS2)
Championship Pro-Am (Mega Drive)
Fahrenheit (Xbox)
Enter the Matrix (Xbox)
Worms 4: Mayhem (Xbox)
Final Fantasy XIII (PS3)
The Club (PS3)
Unicorn Overlord (Switch)
Air Twister (Switch)
Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection (PS4)

Post by **Reprise** » Thu Nov 28, 2024 4:30 am

January 2024:

February 2024:

March 2024:

April 2024:

May 2024:

June 2024:

July 2024:

August 2024:

September 2024:

October 2024:

November 2024:
Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge (Xbox)
Dreamfall: The Longest Journey (Xbox)
Gungrave G.O.R.E (PS5)
Way of the Samurai (PS2)
Championship Pro-Am (Mega Drive)
Fahrenheit (Xbox)
Enter the Matrix (Xbox)
Worms 4: Mayhem (Xbox)
Final Fantasy XIII (PS3)
The Club (PS3)
Unicorn Overlord (Switch)
Air Twister (Switch)
Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection (PS4)
Sackboy A Big Adventure (PS5)
Virtua Racing (Mega Drive)
Puggsy (Mega Drive)
James Pond 3 (Mega Drive)
Black (Xbox)
Conflict Desert Storm (Xbox)
Conflict Desert Storm 2 (Xbox)
Trauma Center: New Blood (Wii)
SSX 2012 (PS3)

Post by **ElkinFencer10** » Thu Nov 28, 2024 12:13 pm

Acquired in 2024 so far - 131 Games; 91 physical, 40 digital
(physical is in regular font, digital is in italics)

January (8 Games Acquired; 6 physical, 2 digital)

February (11 Games Acquired; 7 physical, 4 digital)

March (13 Games Acquired; 10 physical, 3 digital)

April (2 Games Acquired; 1 physical, 1 digital)

May (11 Games Acquired; 10 physical, 1 digital)

June (36 Games Acquired; 7 physical, 29 digital)

July (28 Game Acquired; 28 physical, 0 digital)

August - October (17 Games Acquired; 17 physical, 0 digital)

November (7 Games Acquired; 7 physical, 0 digital)

New for November
Valis the Fantasm Soldier Collection III (Switch)
Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics (Switch)
SNK vs. Capcom SVC Chaos (Switch)
Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom (Switch)
Hatsune Miku Logic Paint S (Switch)
Layers of Fear (PS5)
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl (Series X)

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