Shooting feels amazing, which is a good thing because it's pretty much the entire game - Dusk is suitably old-school in its pursuit of doing a single thing very well. This is a port that should become a point of comparison in future, an exemplary effort that quite frankly shames all the half-speed, dingy attempts to drag other system's games onto handheld. And, in what's fast becoming a cliché, it looks spectacular on OLED.

It runs at a locked 60fps with zero hitching, slowdown or stuttering. Believe us when we say that the developers didn't just sit on their hands - this is a game polished to the nth degree, a port that feels completely native to the Switch. Yes! The game that kickstarted the whole Boomer Shooter thing, New Blood's brilliant, bloodthirsty Dusk, has finally hit the Switch after over a year of delay. Unfortunately they've been a little bit slim in the ol' pickings on Nintendo, with only a passable port of Ion Fury and the rather good Project Warlock holding up the side. Now that those who grew up on the original Quake (currently available in a very good edition on Switch) are themselves developers, we're seeing a bigtime resurgence of old-school style first-person shooters, and we can't get enough.

Thank whichever deity (or prominent YouTuber, we guess) that you believe in for the 'Boomer Shooter' explosion, and we mean explosion. Captured on Nintendo Switch (Handheld/Undocked)

Quake 2 machine gun