Hyrule Warriors is back for another round on Switch, complete with all DLC. There’s not much here that’s new, but on a handheld system that can handle it, this is the game at its best.
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Attack on Titan 2 offers up exhilarating, momentum-based combat with massive enemies, but its retelling of the Attack on Titan story is very uneven and doesn’t fare well for newcomers to the series.
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