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I feel that I can't be too harsh on Kirby. Kirby was created for simplicity in almost every regard. He is small and round, making him simple to draw. He has a cute, friendly expression on his face at all times. Even his first game was designed from the ground...

WCCFtechWCCFtech·October 5, 2020
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It's easy to forget that, once upon a time in a just and equal United States of America, Italians were not considered white. The same goes for the Irish, of course, and essentially anyone who had not already been assimilated into the culture. When put into this context, it's easy...

WCCFtechWCCFtech·October 2, 2020
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Patience is a virtue. It's a virtue many of us lack in the modern era, where a day's rest can mean more lost work than you'd like to budget for. But despite that, sometimes it's better to just sit back, relax, and take things slow. We need to unwind, think...

WCCFtechWCCFtech·September 8, 2020
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A single press of a button turns a giant lake into a frozen pathway. Dry riverbeds become gushing streams, icy towns become tropical hotspots, and the weather is always up to you. This is the central mechanic at the core of Ary and the Secret of Seasons: changing the seasons...

WCCFtechWCCFtech·September 2, 2020
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There is a lot to like about Hyper Scape. Once you're past the fact that the game was essentially announced as a cover for some incredibly PR Ubisoft has been having, it's a very polished, professional battle royale game, and after you've gotten used to most of the games in...

WCCFtechWCCFtech·August 14, 2020
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There are loads of competitive shooters to play on both console and PC right now, but not enough of them offer full crossplay across a variety of platforms. Not enough of them have a lively fanbase. Not enough of them are free to play. Rogue Company is designed specifically to...

WCCFtechWCCFtech·July 25, 2020
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This is not Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. This is not an RPG, and it's certainly not the most interesting adventure we've seen Mario's wafer-thin doppelganger appear in. But despite that, I have a lot of love for Paper Mario: The Origami King. While my fellow RPG fans will undoubtedly...

WCCFtechWCCFtech·July 15, 2020
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If Splatoon ended up moving towards the free to play model for the next installment in Nintendo's biggest shooter, I wouldn't be mad at all. Free to play games have become an excellent way to play with your friends, try out things you may not have considered before, and kill...

WCCFtechWCCFtech·June 29, 2020
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I actually do not hate what Bethesda has attempted to do with The Elder Scrolls: Blades. What we have here is many of the base elements you know from the core Elder Scrolls series, boiled down to the basics. Dungeon exploring, talking to NPCs in a town, beating down a...

WCCFtechWCCFtech·May 21, 2020
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It's been a long time I played through Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's infamous mission, No Russian, and for the first time, I just walked. I didn't shoot a bullet until the final segment, and even that I did hesitantly. I distinctly remember playing through the game all those...

WCCFtechWCCFtech·April 8, 2020
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It is so disappointing when a game is so broadly good, but so very let down in so many key areas. My Hero Academia is one of the biggest anime and manga franchises in the world right now, and so when it gets a sequel to its huge video game...

WCCFtechWCCFtech·March 18, 2020
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The One Punch Man franchise deserves the best. As both a bald man and a big One Punch Man fan, I expect the best from this series. I've been tainted by the spectacular Madhouse anime adaptation, and Yusuke Murata's incredible manga redraw of ONE's original webcomic. Both are outstanding in...

WCCFtechWCCFtech·March 2, 2020
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