The influential Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu has released its latest set of weekly review scores for titles landing on platforms such as the Nintendo Switch in the week of March 7, 2026.
Famitsu, known worldwide for its reliable and respected multi-critic review system, assigns four editors to critically evaluate each game, with cumulative scores reaching a maximum of 40 points.
These ratings are closely watched by both Japanese and global audiences, frequently serving as a benchmark for new releases. Leading this week's lineup is Capcom's "Resident Evil Requiem," which has been met with critical acclaim, earning an impressive 37 out of 40 from the panel.
The reviewers praised its engaging narrative and meticulous attention to atmospheric detail, highlighting how Capcom has further advanced the survival horror genre.
"Resident Evil Requiem" scored 9, 9, 10, and 9 from the four editors, making it the week's top performer. Following closely in the reviews was "God of War: Sons of Sparta," published by Sony Interactive Entertainment.
The game was awarded a combined 30 out of 40, with review scores of 7, 8, 7, and 8.
Famitsu’s panel commended the title for its expansive world design and robust combat, while noting a few areas for improvement in narrative pacing. For fans of classic platformers, "The Disney Afternoon Collection"—featuring remastered editions of beloved Disney classics—scored 29 out of 40 (7, 8, 7, 7).
The collection received positive recognition for balancing nostalgia and accessibility, ensuring that both long-time fans and newcomers can appreciate its gameplay.
Rounding out the week's scores is "Gear.Club Unlimited 3" from Eden Games, also landing a total of 29 out of 40.
The latest installment in this Nintendo Switch racing series garnered praise for its improved graphics and diverse track selection, reinforcing the franchise’s appeal to racing enthusiasts. Each of these Famitsu review scores reflects a rigorous editorial process, with the magazine’s team evaluating gameplay, story integration, and technical achievement.
These scores are highly regarded within the industry and are a significant reference point for consumers and developers alike.
For a retrospective look at Famitsu's previous scores, enthusiasts are encouraged to review the publication's extensive archives. As the gaming landscape continues to evolve, Famitsu’s weekly reviews remain a trusted compass for players seeking the best new experiences across Nintendo Switch and other major platforms.
Famitsu, known worldwide for its reliable and respected multi-critic review system, assigns four editors to critically evaluate each game, with cumulative scores reaching a maximum of 40 points.
These ratings are closely watched by both Japanese and global audiences, frequently serving as a benchmark for new releases. Leading this week's lineup is Capcom's "Resident Evil Requiem," which has been met with critical acclaim, earning an impressive 37 out of 40 from the panel.
The reviewers praised its engaging narrative and meticulous attention to atmospheric detail, highlighting how Capcom has further advanced the survival horror genre.
"Resident Evil Requiem" scored 9, 9, 10, and 9 from the four editors, making it the week's top performer. Following closely in the reviews was "God of War: Sons of Sparta," published by Sony Interactive Entertainment.
The game was awarded a combined 30 out of 40, with review scores of 7, 8, 7, and 8.
Famitsu’s panel commended the title for its expansive world design and robust combat, while noting a few areas for improvement in narrative pacing. For fans of classic platformers, "The Disney Afternoon Collection"—featuring remastered editions of beloved Disney classics—scored 29 out of 40 (7, 8, 7, 7).
The collection received positive recognition for balancing nostalgia and accessibility, ensuring that both long-time fans and newcomers can appreciate its gameplay.
Rounding out the week's scores is "Gear.Club Unlimited 3" from Eden Games, also landing a total of 29 out of 40.
The latest installment in this Nintendo Switch racing series garnered praise for its improved graphics and diverse track selection, reinforcing the franchise’s appeal to racing enthusiasts. Each of these Famitsu review scores reflects a rigorous editorial process, with the magazine’s team evaluating gameplay, story integration, and technical achievement.
These scores are highly regarded within the industry and are a significant reference point for consumers and developers alike.
For a retrospective look at Famitsu's previous scores, enthusiasts are encouraged to review the publication's extensive archives. As the gaming landscape continues to evolve, Famitsu’s weekly reviews remain a trusted compass for players seeking the best new experiences across Nintendo Switch and other major platforms.
