Really fun game that had a lot of nostalgia for me because I loved Digimon as a kid. True fan here !

AAA for sure! ty

easy recommend 5/5

such a cute nostalgic game recommended

really cool - enjoying it

slashy slashy blood - fun times

Amazing Game

Almost as good as RE4R but still AAA game

Amazing game and great price from this store. AAA

nice

Builds on the success of 2033, and takes it a step further to deliver an excellent gaming experience.

One of the best games I've ever played. Story was very good and it's a decent length if you opt go for a completionist style run and really take the time to digest what is going on. This was my second time ever playing a resident evil game and I chose to do this playthrough on hardcore difficulty for a bit of a challenge, but it wasn't insanely hard and the game felt very well balanced.

best game that you can play if you want a pokemon like game

Absolutely awesome! This studio really cares about their craft. 10/10 on all fronts

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Super fun

Received this game for free from the YUPLAY team, and I’m really glad I did. I played Men of War: Assault Squad a while ago and it was awesome back then—excited to jump in again and relive those great moments!

Resident Evil: Requiem — Finally, they nailed it again. Honestly didn't know what to expect going in, but Requiem completely won me over. Playing as Grace is tense as hell — the kind of horror where you're genuinely rationing bullets and holding your breath around every corner. Then you switch to Leon and it flips into this slick, confident action romp that somehow doesn't feel out of place. Two totally different vibes, one game, and it works. The atmosphere is oppressive in the best way — dark, heavy, and genuinely unsettling at times. Leon looks older and feels it too, which I appreciated. Grace is a great new character; she's not some action hero, she's scared, and that makes her sections hit differently. It's not flawless — the upgrade shop for Leon feels a bit bare compared to RE4 — but that's a minor gripe. This is easily one of the strongest entries in the series. If you've been a fan for years, Requiem feels like Capcom actually remembered what made this franchise special. 9/10 — play it.

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Nostalgia is on helluva drug : MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics is a fantastic love letter to the wild, over-the-top 90s crossover era that Capcom and Marvel built together. This compilation bundles seven classic titles: X-Men: Children of the Atom, Marvel Super Heroes, X-Men vs. Street Fighter, Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter, Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes, the legendary Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes, and even the bonus beat-'em-up The Punisher. It's arcade-perfect ports with both English and Japanese versions, plus a ton of thoughtful modern upgrades. The highlight is undoubtedly Marvel vs. Capcom 2, still one of the most exhilarating fighting games ever made. Its massive roster (56 characters!), insane tag-team combos, and chaotic hyper combos deliver pure joy whether you're button-mashing for fun or diving deep into the mechanics. The earlier games show the evolution of the formula, from experimental Marvel fighters to full-blown crossover madness, and they're all highly playable thanks to added training modes, hitbox displays, one-button specials (for casual play), adjustable difficulty, and quick-save features. Capcom nailed the presentation too: crisp pixel art options, a rich museum/gallery with concept art, dev documents, and full soundtracks (over 200 tracks!), plus rollback netcode for surprisingly smooth online play in casual, ranked, or spectator modes. Minor gripes include no crossplay, occasional single-player AI quirks, and the fact that some older entries feel dated compared to MVC2's polish. Joy-Cons aren't ideal for serious sessions either. But these are small notes in an otherwise stellar package. If you grew up pumping quarters into these machines or just love fast, flashy 2D fighters with superheroes and Street Fighters trading blows, this collection is an absolute must-own. It's one of Capcom's best compilations yet—energetic, nostalgic, and genuinely fun for newcomers and veterans alike. Highly recommended. 9/10

Just an incredible experience!

Absolutely fantastic experience! The gameplay is smooth, the visuals are stunning

This game exceeded all my expectations.