One Piece: Burning Blood review — the first One Piece game on Xbox, a 6.5/10 licensed fighter built on the Paramount War and cel-shaded style.
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Eyes of Heaven review — CyberConnect2's 2v2 brawler has a 53-fighter roster and a great story, but its tag system does nothing.
Code Vein review: Bandai Namco's vampiric soulslike trades memory for power. Story, Blood Codes, Successors, and why it earns 7.3 of 10.
Tales of Zestiria review: Bandai Namco's 2015 JRPG pits Sorey and the Seraphim against malevolence, with strong fusion combat and a thin open world. 7.7/10.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot has sold 10 million copies by treating the anime as a world to live in — fishing, eating, training — not just a set of fights.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 review: the 2024 PS5 and Xbox ports, ten million sales, five races, Future Gohan's story, and what Xenoverse 3 must beat.
New Pokémon Snap review: Bandai Namco's Switch photography game scores 8.1/10, with night courses, boss battles and a rarity-based photo rating system.
Time Crisis returns on PS4 and PS5 as a faithful port of the 1997 PlayStation light-gun classic, with rewind and filters but no new content.
Ridge Racer Type 4 review: the 2023 PlayStation port's rewind, quick save and split screen soften a clean, fast racer. Score: 8 of 10.
Ridge Racer on PS Vita launched in 2011 with four modes and a 7.6/10 critic score, carrying the series' drift legacy onto Sony's handheld.
Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed Clash is a 2 vs. 2 fighter with a thin 16-character roster, weak story mode, and poor netcode. Our review scores it 4.4/10.
Tekken 8 review: the Heat system rewards aggression, punishes blocking, and reshapes the series. Score 9.0, with roster, story and season pass verdict.
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