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Saturday, February 2, 2019

Micro Reviews #3

There are so many great games out there, but there are some titles that are a bit iffy. So today I'm gonna go through a few of them and give my little review of each to help you figure out what you should play and what you shouldn't. Welcome to Nintendo GamePoint+ Micro Reviews.

These reviews are more simplistic. Covering some of the important points of each game and having the same grading scale, but are smaller compared to the big game reviews. Also, this doesn't mean that the games covered here won't be given big reviews later. This is just a way to talk about some smaller games or give my general opinions on big games that I didn't/haven't given a full review for.

What games do you want to see get reviewed next? Let me know in the comments below and tell me what you thought of these games?

Games
Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee
Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
Donut County
Bayonetta 2/Original

Grade Scale:
A=Best, B, C, D, F=Worst
(+) - More Positive Elements
(-) - More Negative Elements
Straight Letter - Balanced Showing

The Final Last Chance (10 Wii U Games I Still want on Switch)

To those who don't know, in late 2017 I made a list of 10 Wii U games that I still wanted to see come to Nintendo Switch. Fast-forward to now and not only have some of those games on the list gotten ports to the system, but some have gotten sequels/game equivalents announced. Not to mention, there aren't a lot of Wii U games left that are relevant or worth a port. We may not be scraping the bottom of the barrel, but we are definitely hitting the last stops of the train that is the Wii U Game Library. Even then, there are still some games I want ported that haven't happened yet and some games that have just come to my attention that I didn't put on the previous list. Today we will fix that.

So lets get this list done as it will probably be the last chance I'll ever have to update it. These are my 10 Wii U Games I Still Want on Nintendo Switch.

Quick Thoughts: Double Dose of Fighting

Today two interesting announcements took place. One was for the reveal of the new Mortal Kombat 11, coming to all consoles and PC April 23, 2019, showing the first gameplay footage and some of the new features and characters.

The second was the announcement of a new fighting game based on the hit TV Series called Power Rangers: Battle For the Grid, also coming to all consoles and PC in April 2019.

So I've come to give my thoughts, opinions and what I want from each of these games. So lets dive in.