Reviews This review examines The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (2026).
Switch 2's remake keeps classic Zelda intact while modern visuals, controls, and item swaps improve pacing, notably the Water Temple.
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Review roundups: what critics are saying about new releases, with the strengths, weaknesses and who each game is for.
Reviews The Remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Demonstrates That a Masterpiece Remains Timeless
Switch 2 Zelda remake refreshes visuals, sound, and voice acting while keeping the 1998 adventure timeless, though Sheik's reveal is less believable.
Reviews Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered is a faithful but imperfect remaster.
The remaster keeps the 2002 kaiju brawler's chaos, but XP, Research Points, and Rumors make progress slower and less transparent.
Reviews Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 receives a detailed review.
A review says Modern Warfare 4 makes Call of Duty more humane, with moral choices, a North Korean invasion campaign, and standout missions.
Reviews Phantom Blade Zero’s Combat Is So Excellent That You Won’t Care About Its Nonsensical Story
Phantom Blade Zero's fluid Wuxia combat, parries, Sha-Chi, and weapon switching carry a confusing 66-day story with strong visual touches.
Reviews This review covers Phantom Blade Zero.
Phantom Blade Zero mixes wuxia lore, FromSoftware-inspired bosses, and fast sha-chi combat; extra-hard mode turns each death into a lost day.
Reviews Final Fantasy Resonance rescues a great story from the oblivion of live-service design
Final Fantasy Resonance turns Brave Exvius into a single-player HD-2D RPG, preserving its story and replacing gacha rewards with shrine exploration.
Reviews Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is the strongest installment in the franchise.
Switch Sports Resort is Nintendo's most cohesive motion-sports package, blending 12 events, classic sports, leisure modes, and silly social fun.
Reviews This is a review of Star Wars Zero Company.
Star Wars Zero Company is a rough, charming turn-based tactics game with Clone Wars story, easy difficulty, three-action-point play, and Firaxis DNA.
Reviews This is a review of Final Fantasy Resonance.
Resonance improves combat but has shallow characters, weak pacing, and a thin story adapted from Brave Exvius season one.
Reviews We review Nintendo Switch Sports Resort.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort refreshes Wii Sports with 12 accessible motion sports, returning classics, new modes, online play, and progression.
Reviews This Character-Action Zombie Game Gets in Its Own Way
Stupid Never Dies follows zombie Davy absorbing monster powers to revive Julia, but clumsy combat and awkward romance limit its appeal.
Reviews Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve review finds an exciting campaign that elevates this long-running series to greater heights
Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve review praises its intense campaign, propaganda-driven legend, exhilarating dogfights, and elevated series storytelling.
Reviews A review of Castlevania: Belmont's Curse finds the game inspired by great ideas, but doomed by questionable execution.
Castlevania: Belmont's Curse combines tarot cards, ruined Paris, and strong pacing, but rigid controls and punishing checkpoints hurt it.
Reviews Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Returns to Basics to Properly Complete Its Story
Modern Warfare 4 revives the rebooted Call of Duty campaign with a strong story, Price's rogue hunt, Park's Korean war, and Task Force 141 fallout.
Reviews The curse surrounding live-action Street Fighter movies remains unbroken.
A new Street Fighter film fails to break the franchise's live-action curse, despite strong Ken and Ryu performances.
Reviews Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Shows the Series at Its Finest
Belmont's Curse refines Castlevania with a tarot deck tying story, exploration, combat, and progression into one elegant system.
Reviews This article reviews Valor Mortis.
The review says Valor Mortis starts as a Napoleonic Soulslike, then speeds up with pistol play, Red Plague weak points, and run-gun combat.
Reviews Valor Mortis Is a First-Person Soulslike That Tries to Do Too Much
Valor Mortis turns soulslike combat first-person. Its slow start and predictable story improve in a stronger second half.
Reviews Electronic Arts Sports Football Club 27 is reviewed.
EA Sports FC 27 introduces The Grounds social hubs, slower Authentic Gameplay, rating shifts, and Rush modes while keeping Ultimate Team central.