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Godzilla Destroy All Monsters Remastered (Switch 2)
Godzilla Destroy All Monsters Remastered (Switch 2)
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The King of the Monsters is back. Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered brings the classic 2002 arena fighter to Nintendo Switch 2 with rebuilt visuals, new online multiplayer, and additional single-player campaigns.
Choose from 12 kaiju, including Godzilla and Mechagodzilla, and turn entire city blocks into battlegrounds. Blast rivals with atomic breath, unleash Rage Mode attacks, or pick up a building and hurl it across the arena.
Game Features
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12 Playable Kaiju — Master a different set of attacks and special moves for each monster.
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8 Battle Arenas — Fight in Tokyo, San Francisco, on Monster Island, and aboard the alien Mothership, with day and night variations.
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Local and Online Multiplayer — Brawl with up to 4 players on one console or face off in 2-player online matches.
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Single-Player Campaigns — Play through campaigns for each kaiju and unlock monsters, arenas, and gallery extras in the order you choose.
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Physical Nintendo Switch 2 Edition — The full base game is included on the game card.
ESRB Rating — T for Teen
Online play requires a Nintendo Switch Online membership, sold separately.
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