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Bakeru (Nintendo Switch)

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New item! Amazing spiritual successor to the classic Goemon-series, that never really made it in the west. Well, now it stands a second chance, with this reimagineering of the franchise, by the original creators. We've played this a like it a lot, but definitely recommend playing it on a Nintendo Switch 2, as it has an unlocked frame rate, that tanks a lot on the original model, but runs a smooth 60fps on Switch 2.

CategoryVideo Games & Consoles
SubcategoryVideo Games
ConditionBrand new
fangamerJapanesenewnintendoNintendo switch games

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