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Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus may be a game of compromises on the Nintendo Switch, but the end result is a port which manages to not only capture the complete content of the Nazi-killing game but also the very essence of that experience.

Man…f*** Nazis. Mankind’s cockroach, the so-called “Master Race” got a master arse-kicking last year in Wolfenstein: The New Colossus. Set in a horrific reality where the Nazi regime had used stolen technology to engineer a new army that conquered the world and ended World War Two with the Third Reich’s flag flying high, Wolfenstein: The New Colossus continued that tale …

Kickstarting a rebellion in the good ol’ US of A requires more than icon to boot Reich Said Fritz out of the land of the free, and you’ll be handling a few of those new heroes in Wolfenstein II’s upcoming DLC. Dubbed “The Freedom Chronicles”, the first big expansion for the newest Colossus will have players stepping into the shoes of Joseph Stallion, Jessica Valiant and Gerald Wilkins as they star in their own DLC adventures.

Time has not been kind to Hitler in Wolfenstein II, as developer MachineGames reveals how they brought the Fuhrer back to life for one of the more bizarre scenes within the sequel to their smash-hit Nazi-killing simulator.

Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is a rock ‘n roll rebellion that manages to blend thrilling shoot ‘em up action with heavy subject matter and a narrative that begs players to rage against the machine with as many bullets as possible.

While one man can’t win an entire revolution, he can light the sparks that sets a rebellion ablaze. Here’s what critics have to say of the latest Fast and Fuhrerious game, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus.

Over the next few weeks, it’s going to be a good time to punch and shoot Nazis – at least digitally. Next week Friday, Call of Duty is going back to World War II, giving us another look at the European theatre of Earth greatest conflict – and its subsequent victory over fascism. Looking a little closer, there’s this week’s impending release of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus