#POKKEN TOURNAMENT TV TROPES PS4#

While not necessarily flawed, many saw its relative lack of new content struggling to justify its hefty price tag.

Minecraft got its inevitable port and fighter fans were left largely disappointed with the lacklustre release of Ultimate Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers. This isometric trip into gruesome grinding and devilishly good humour provided players with all the goodness of a primetime Prinny for the first time on a Nintendo system in almost a decade.

#POKKEN TOURNAMENT TV TROPES PS4#

May's big-ticket release came in the form of Disgaea 5 Complete, much like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe releasing with the DLC of its PS4 counterpart. Even if you don't think yourself particularly sharp at Tetris, or find yourself unfamiliar with the cutest blobs in gaming, I recommend you check it out. Seeing its first release outside of Japan, this fun mashup captivated me not only in its well-established and polished gameplay, but in its incredible dialogue and puns. My personal pick for the month comes from a surprisingly underrated assortment of falling blocks and blobs with faces none other than Puyo Puyo Tetris. With the force of 42 playable characters and an all-new battle mode, owners of the Wii U version were coaxed and coerced into double dipping on this staple of frantic friendship-killing action. After the gargantuan success of Breath of the Wild, Nintendo offered up a different kind of experience for April, opting to bring a new version of Mario Kart 8 to the system. The months that followed saw a steady stream of support from Nintendo and third parties alike, none left without a major release to serve as its backbone.

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