Neil writes: "Are you ready to save the world from gigantic MegaMechs? You'll get to do so by joining the Mechstermination Force!"
Limited to 4,000 pieces, Super Rare Games' physical run of Mechstermination Force includes a manual, exclusive sticker, trading cards, and more.
Rob Pitt writes: Sometimes you feel like playing an old-school 2D sidescroller, working your way through countless enemies as you make your way to the final challenge, a massive boss which offers a great challenge and makes you use all the skills you've accumulated up until that point.
However, sometimes we don't have time for the foreplay, we just want to jump in and reach the climactic final showdown without all of the faff before-hand. In a nutshell, that's how I would describe Mechstermination Force.
"There are oodles of games constantly being released on the Nintendo Switch eShop so let's take a look at 5 recent exclusive indies." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
The Switch has a TON of amazing games in it's short lifespan thus far. Only complaint I heard is the limited amount of AAA third party original releases (i.e. not re-releases from previous gen)
yeah, you shouldn't purchase a Switch if you are expecting the latest Call of Duty, Battlefield, Grand Theft Auto, etc to appear on the system. It will still get its fair share of 3rd party ports, but usually less demanding titles or some remasters of older games.
Switch owners generally purchase the system for the exclusive offerings you can't get anywhere else. I have a PS4 for any of those large AAA games that the Switch is lacking.
Has anyone said the switch doesn't have games? To be fair though, the vast majority of games are mobile phone ports and very short titles with a mobile phone app price point
