Think along the lines of Donkey Kong and Popeye. Retro fans should also check out Donut Dojo – a single screen arcade platformer true to 1983, launching for less than a fiver. Developer City Connection has also made the original Elevator Action playable from the outset. This is based on the excellent Saturn version which featured extra content over the arcade original. On the subject of re-releases there’s Tatio’s Elevator Action Returns S-Tribute. The Metacritic score sits at 74%, should that help with a purchasing decision. Hey Poor Player went with a 4/5, while Cubed3 could only muster a 5/10. Review scores are slightly mixed so far, with complex systems and a lack of guidance seemingly to blame. Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered sees the return of a PS2 era role-player, which unless we’re mistaken, was never released in Europe. Square-Enix also has a JRPG remaster of its own out this week.
“It’s not the best tactical strategy game to come out this year, but it’s welcome nonetheless,” they said. Despite showing initial promise, Nintendo Life wasn’t too impressed, dishing out a middling 5/10 due to finding it “more frustrating than fun.” Destructoid enjoyed it a tad more, opting for a 7/10.
The Switch may miss out on this week’s trio of big-name releases – The Callisto Protocol, Marvel’s Midnight Suns, and Need for Speed Unbound – but rest assured that the Switch eShop is lively as ever.įrom Forever Entertainment – best known for their recent The House of the Dead and Panzer Dragoon remakes – comes FRONT MISSION 1st: Remake, which marks the first time this tactical RPG from Square-Enix has gained a western release.
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