Bang-On Balls: Chronicles review for PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch
Bouncy bouncy meets smashy-smashy.
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If cost is no issue, NACON has quite a robust premium controller offering.
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Not-quite-super smash bros.
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There’s a fun game to be found in DreamWorks Trolls Remix Rescue…but you’ll have a bit of trouble seeing it.
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Volume 1 of this 5 volume shmup series brings the nostalgia along with the pain!
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