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Guilty Gear Strive Review

Quite simply, Guilty Gear Strive comes with more of the familiar fighting game Guilty Gear action that you know and love.

The Ninja Gaiden Master Collection features bare bones ports of two great games and one not very good one shined up to 4K and 60 FPS.

Episode Intermission gives players more Final Fantasy VII Remake with Yuffie at the forefront and leaves you wanting even more than before.

Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart perfects nearly everything about its predecessors, while also becoming the PS5’s showcase game in the process.

Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster succeeds at bringing a great game to modern consoles with some small quality of life stuff too.

Capcom continues its recent string of success with Resident Evil Village by introducing gameplay variety and great shooting as well.

Returnal is not a game that will appeal to everyone. Some form of enjoying Bullet Hell games, Roguelikes, or probably both is required.

Retromania Wrestling embraces hardcore wrestling fandom while providing fun in-ring action that’s a wonderful homage to its arcade roots.

It Takes Two is the culmination of Josef Fares previous works. Providing a fantastic co-op game with a tremendous variety and challenge.

Persona 5 Strikers wonderfully adapts what makes Persona 5 special and converts it into a Musou-style game that still feels like Persona too.