Another classic shoot-’em-up comes to Switch in The Legend of Steel Empire, showing how timeless even simple concepts can be.
Author: Matt Ryan
From the makers of Rabi-Ribi comes Tevi: a more ambitious, more refined take on the bullet hell metroidvania.
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The Vapor series adds misty swirl patterns to Xbox Design Lab controllers, and there’s a Dream Vapor Special Edition on the way, too.
Mists Beyond the Mountains brings a Chinese RPG deep cut to the Switch consoles around the world. How does this decades-old classic hold up?
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With none of the creativity and sense of adventure that’s typical of Dragon Quest spinoff, Infinity Strash delivers a generic, shallow action game and a garbled retelling of the Dai anime.
The Galaxy Z Fold5 is the latest in Samsung’s big bet on a foldable future. There’s a lot to like about this phone/tablet hybrid, but what’s the cost of convenience?