​Nowadays, the multiverse is all the rage among young people. And no, we are that talking about that boring mumbo jumbo multi realms of existence scientists have been yapping on about for years. But, the cool type that sees all of your favourite childhood memories somehow found a way to come together to beat the sh*t out of each other. From Spiderman to Doctor Strange, from Nintendo to Nickelodeon, it seems we witness a new multiverse brawl every two months. Now, it's Warner Brothers' turn with their new 'Smash like' game Multiversus.  

This year, Nintendo Switch only gamers had to endure watching their multiplatform counterparts enjoy the open-world goodness of games like Elden Ring and Horizon Forbidden West with great envy. That envy was somewhat eased with the knowledge that the sequel to one of the best Switch games was on its way to the platform this year. Well...until it wasn't: 

First of all, I have to get this off my chest. Kirby sucks! He really does! Now that I have gotten that overused pun out of the way let's gobble up the real meat of the matter. The Kirby series has been one of Nintendo's most cherished IPs, with all of the Big N's consoles hosting at least one game featuring the cute pink balloon with feet. However, fans haven't seen him move about in three dimensions since Kirby 64, so we are long overdue for such an adventure. In step this year's Kirby and the Forgotten Land, but does it prove Kirby can strive in 3D? Here's the review roundup: 

​Ah yes...1997...the stock market crashed, Mike Tyson bites an ear, and OJ got squeezed. A truly memorable year that also gave us arguably the greatest sim racing series of all time, Gran Turismo. For a very long time, the Gran Turismo series was king, but in the last decade or so, its crown had been challenged (and in some people eyes even eclipsed it) by the emergence of the Forza series. Now, with the seventh entry in the series, Gran Turismo is hoping to once again finish in pole position, but did they succeed? Here's the review roundup: