Leo Faria
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Last year’s NBA 2K26 was the first game in the series in a long time that felt somewhat fresh to me. But I guess that it wasn’t due to any differences in gameplay or its overall content. Sure, the new difficulty-tied control approach, which makes controls more complex depending on the difficulty setting, but that wasn’t the reason it felt so nice to play an NBA game again. It was the fact I played it on the Switch 2, basically letting me carry a fully-fledged and well-put, albeit microt...
With so many high-profile, major publisher games set in Feudal Japan these days, it’s actually quite hard to find a mechanic or a unique selling point to make them stand out from one another. Even though I absolutely love this premise, there was a point so many games were coming out with a similar premise, I couldn’t even bother checking them out. Case and point, Koei Tecmo’s Rise of Ronin. But we’re talking about Capcom, a company that is simply unable to make a game that isn’t an ...
The last few Hot Wheels games by Milestone have been amazing, perfectly mixing the fast-paced and arcadey feel of playing around with insanely designed cars with the fact they are still toys at the end of the day, with all tracks and backgrounds being set in mundane, real life locations. Two games were spawned from that formula, and both of them were hits. Milestone’s idea for a third Hot Wheels game wasn’t to simply make yet another game in the same format. Instead, they came up with Hot...
Konami delivered a pretty good compilation of remastered Metal Gear Solid games a few years ago, aptly titled Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1. That “Vol. 1” always made the package feel intentionally incomplete, and the absence of Peace Walker made it pretty obvious that a second collection would eventually follow. What I wasn’t so sure about was whether said collection would ever actually see the light of day, largely because of the licensing and technical hurdles surroundin...
The idea of a roguelite version of Serious Sam is, without a doubt, genius. I’ll be honest and admit that I couldn’t care less about the plot in these games. They’re rarely good, and usually feel more like a distraction from what I’m actually here for: wave after wave of enemies to mutilate with ultraviolent prejudice. Throw in some light exploration, the occasional platforming gauntlet, a traditional roguelite progression system, and just enough plot and environmental storytelling to...
What are they supposedly fighting for?
When your mom tells you we have Aragorn, Gimli and Legolas at home...
Please reincarnate into something with a better framerate.
From Replicant D6 With Love.