We break down everything in the Nintendo Switch 2 Reveal Direct, and all the slightly less exciting news that followed. Which games stood out to us and what features are we most excited for!

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Switch 2 Features 0:00

Price 11:02

Mario Kart World 20:10

Welcome Tour 22:00

Donkey Kong Bananza 24:12

The Duskbloods 27:25

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy 30:16

Enter The Gungeon 2 31:47

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment 33:22

Hollow Knight Silksong 34:09

Gamecube Games (Soul Caliber 2, Wind Waker, F-Zero) 35:21

Ports! 37:02

Kirby Air Riders 39:38

After trying many times before and seeing all the love for Monster Hunter Wilds Doug goes back to the copy of Monster Hunter World he bought years ago. Is now the time he finally gets into the Monster Hunter series?

Brad continues his journey to go back through all the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster games with arguably the greatest Final Fantasy game with Final Fantasy VI. What is it that makes Final Fantasy 6 stand out from the rest and what would a Final Fantasy VI Remake look like?

We both bought RoboCop Rogue City, loved RoboCop Rogue City, and then stopped playing RoboCop Rogue City. Why is this game in equal parts the greatest possible RoboCop game ever and no fun to play? We go through our thoughts on the first chunk of the game that we were able to make it through.

We take a look at another long lost Sonic game after Sonic Colors Ultimate was released on PS Plus this month. Does it live up to the highs of the classics Sonic The Hedgehog 2? Or should it have stayed as a forgotten Wii game?

Doug brews up some tea to talk through the new Indie Game from the creators of Stanely Parable and Gone Home with Wanderstop. Is this to much Cozy game for Doug or is there more to it than that?

Brad jumps on board with the newest Yakuza/Like a Dragon game with the Majima focused adventure Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza. Is this middle game a worth follow up to Infinite Wealth or is there something lacking from it?

Brad finally did it! His 36 year journey to finishing a Star Ocean game is finally complete. He goes through how Star Ocean The Second Story R is so good that he was finally able to make it through.

Doug travels back in time to a world before Insomniac's Spider-Man games to what can only be described as the proof of concept for them... Sunset Overdrive. Does this game hold up after seeing what Insomniac has done since?

Brad checks out the newest Life is Strange style game with Lost Records Bloom & Rage Tape 1. Is this the next step for this style of games? And does the return to episodic content feel like it helps or hurts the game in the end?