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Blue Reflection: Quartet Nintendo Switch 2 Review
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If you’re someone who only does their gaming on Nintendo platforms, you would likely only be familiar with Blue Reflection via Blue Reflection: Second Light’s release on the original Nintendo Switch.
Well, Koei Tecmo is plugging that gap as completely as it can with Blue Reflection: Quartet.
Most importantly, you get both the original Blue Reflection and Blue Reflection: Second Light here.
Blue Reflection Ray awkwardly attempts to adapt the anime into video game form, and Blue Reflection: Sun does what it can to salvage the mobile game’s carcass and make something from it.
Those coming in fresh to Blue Reflection will find this to be a better return on their investment.