A collection of both versions of MMBN 4,5,6, this collection also includes an Art Gallery, a HD filter, a music player, and online trading and battling plus an Japan-exclusive items for the 3 games.

A collection of the first 3 entries, including both Blue and White versions for MMBN3, this collection also includes an Art Gallery, a HD filter, a music player, and online trading and battling.

A gorgeous from-the-ground-up remake with some added features, QoL updates, and the extras from the GBC port. The first game in the HD-2D series that looks amazing to me.

A from-the-ground-up remake of the '93 influential entry, this remake has 3D graphics and a much easier difficulty. Originally being on the SNES means this remake feels underwhelming but still fun.

Part Mafia, part Teardown, all chaos.

The newest entry in the WWE 2k series brings improved Steam Deck performance, a huge 350+ roster, Bloodline showcase, improved MyGM, Promos in Universe and an improved MyFaction. Much better than 2K24

A fun and free dress up gacha game in the style of the Nikki series. Unlock clothes, design your home, interact with other players. Best of all, you don't have to spend a dime.

A soft reboot in terms of presentation, SF6 is more about the Tony Hawk Underground-style World Tour, where your created fighter must battle their way to the top. Now more accessible than ever.

Overwatch with Marvel heroes. An incredibly smart move by Marvel that promises new maps, new characters and best of all, it's free! Crossplay is also simple and easy.

As a fighting game fan who is also lousy at them, I have enjoyed SFV. Up to 41 characters, an Arcade mode that spans six of the games, online play, Challenges, and VS CPU, SFV is the ultimate SF.