PlayStation 5 dominates in the US, in spite of, or because of, console shortages and the continuing strength of Nintendo Switch
This time last month, we had no idea (Well, maybe a little) that Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine and Super Mario Galaxy would be playable on Nintendo Switch. Now that a big dream has been fulfilled for many Nintendo fans, how do Mario's previous outings shape up on current generation hardware?
Paper Mario: The Origami King is another win for Nintendo’s current flagship. Long live the brilliant string of first-party titles on Nintendo Switch.
Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club nails the art-style, the atmosphere and the story offering the level of intrigue that only the best mysteries can
Luigi's Mansion 2 HD does a lot to the game's controls and visual quality but little elsewhere - a pricey tour de force of Nintendo creativity and charm
Endless Ocean Luminous is a visually stunning open-sea exploration game that will hook a certain type of gamer - however, it lacks depth in many areas
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is a throwback JRPG that hits all the right notes with its epic story and spectacular grand battle system
Princess Peach: Showtime! is a casual romp that explores a range of mechanics in a short, but perfectly crafted, slice of Nintendo
Mario vs. Donkey Kong lovingly brings a GBA classic back to the limelight, but it's short next to its series siblings - something that will stand out all the more twenty years after its original release
Another Code: Recollection keeps what stills works, and remakes what doesn't, and the result breathes life into two cult classics