After 40 years of gaming, I thought I’d seen everything. Every Capcom Fighting collection, every remaster, every arcade port, I’ve done them all. Or so I thought. And then I get to play Taito Milestones 4 ahead of release, and suddenly, wait, there are games I’ve never even heard of; even now, I’m discovering something new. It doesn’t happen much these days, and when it does, it makes the whole thing more exciting than just another set of familiar titles.
Taito Milestones 4 is the latest retro collection coming to Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, which I played on; it's a mix of games that, on the whole, are niche and a little random, which makes it all the more interesting. (For more, read my guide to the best retro game consoles.)
