All of the solid modes, extra stars, slick visuals and nice little details in Tennis World Tour 2 Complete Edition can’t save a game whose core experience, playing tennis, is poorly executed.
The Xbox version of Yakuza 6: The Song of Life doesn’t quite feel as latest-gen as the PS4 version, but with so much great content, Kiryu’s swan song still kicks some serious ass.
Try Flow Weaver if you have a VR headset and really love the escape room genre, but if you want to feel like a real wizard, there are better VR titles already out there.
Despite its glum visuals, the gameplay in Yupitergrad makes up for its shortcomings, as the swinging action and robust content will hook you in for longer than most VR titles.
Fusing the rich game world of Persona with real-time combat, Omega Force and P-Studio have created a new Persona of their own, and it is a worthy addition to a classic franchise.
The Yakuza Remastered Collection is not a complete rebuild a la Yakuza Kiwami 1 and 2. But with so much story, so many great characters, so many beat-downs to deliver, this is a trio of games that delivers great value for the price.
Yupitergrad looks a bit drab, but judging by its solid platforming action and polished physics, this is a VR title that will be worth taking a plunge into.
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