A mixed bag of emotions and gameplay sum up Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus . A lot in the way of graphical fidelity has been hacked away at in order to get this on Nintendo Switch, but it is quite clear those who are interested in this FPS know exactly what to expect on that front.

Wolfenstein, like many id Software franchises, has a reputation for pushing forward new software ideas in ways not many people expected or even dreamt of. From being the grandfather of the FPS genre to now being a big blockbuster FPS title on the go, Wolfenstein very much keeps that tradition alive,...

Bethesda was one of the few third-party publishers to embrace the Switch early and bring over games geared toward older audiences, releasing robust ports of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and the reboot of Doom.

Buy Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus What determines a good port This may be the most crucial question when talking about the Nintendo Switch. So far, the system has seen its fair share, but that's expected of new consoles.

Panic Button performed a minor miracle last year when it crammed the super-slick FPS Doom onto the humble Switch. Now it's pulled off a similar feat of technological mastery with Wolfenstein II - with more or less the same inevitable compromises.

The Switch version of Wolfenstein 2 is largely unchanged from the console and PC versions from last year. Picking up after the events of The New Order, you continue rampaging across Nazi-occupied America as the now infamous BJ Blazkowicz or "Terror-Billy".

Wolfenstein on the go; Impressive port; Plenty of replay value; Solid gunplay

Some recurring audio issues; Performance drops in handheld mode at point