Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for September 1st, 2020. It’s a new month, and we’ve got lots of new goodies to keep us busy while we wait for Nintendo to do whatever it’s going to. In today’s article, we’ve got a full review of the amazing moon, Mini-Views of Gemini Arms and Death’s Hangover, summaries of the latest releases, and a couple of hefty lists of sales to check out. Not too much news going on, but we’ve got lots to read about anyway. Let’s get to it!
Reviews
moon ($18.99)

moon is more than twenty years old. It’s not hard to figure that out by looking at it, with its slightly blurry sprites and 4:3 aspect ratio. Yet its gameplay is as fresh as the day it was released, and its message resonates now perhaps more than ever. Originally scheduled for an English release back in the PlayStation 1 era, things happened. We didn’t get it then. But we get it now, and unless you happen to be fluent enough in Japanese to have made your way through it in its native language, it’s all new. moon was made by developers who had worked on a lot of RPGs. It bills itself as an anti-RPG. That may make it sound antagonistic towards the genre, or perhaps even its players. It’s not. In actuality, it’s hard to call it antagonistic towards anything. moon is a game about love. It’s a game about making the world a better place. It’s about making a better person of yourself...