Leo Faria
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Having competitors in the gaming market is always a good thing. Football games used to be a lot better back when FIFA and PES (or eFootball, or Winning Eleven) were fierce rivals. The years when Battlefield and Call of Duty used to wrestle for FPS dominance were also the ones...
What a time for a TMNT fan to be alive! The franchise is as popular as ever thanks to some new shows, the Seth Rogen-produced movie ended up being surprisingly good, and we have plenty of options when it comes to TMNT video games. We can either relive our childhoods...
Out of the many, many, maaaaany retro-styled shooters (yep, still refusing to call them “boomer shooters”) released over the past few years, Ion Fury was one of the best of them all. 3D Realms’ attempt at rebooting the Duke Nukem franchise with the same engine and an even less sympathetic...
I tend to complain at times about the deluge of “Recharged” games being released by Atari, but I get why they are made. It’s really hard to modernize, or add further substance, to games released nearly 45 years ago, back when technology was so limited, and the entirety of a...
I thought I had seen everything Japan had to offer in terms of nonsensical gaming premises. I’ve played pseudo-erotic pinball simulators, barely functional racing titles featuring toilets, and even whatever the hell Vroom in the Night Sky was supposed to be. But a collection of old Flash and mobile visual...
Saviorless
There are games which I might not even consider the best thing out there, or even some of my favorites of the year, but I still can’t help but deeply respect. More often than not, that’s due to their troublesome development, when the people behind the project had to overcome...
It always fascinates me when menial service simulators become hits, be it titles like PowerWash Simulator or Euro Truck Simulator. The Mudrunner series is another great example. In theory, it’s a series of logistics games: pick up cargo, venture through crappy terrain, deliver said cargo, use money to upgrade your...
A few years ago, there was this period when South Park games had managed to escape the image of crapiness created by Acclaim’s Nintendo 64 trilogy (even though I still think that Chef’s Luv Shack is great), all thanks to two RPGs published by Ubisoft: The Stick of Truth and...
I was first introduced to the world of baseball, be it virtual or otherwise, three years ago, when I first reviewd MLB The Show 21. It didn’t make fall in love for the sport like how EA Sports’ NHL games did, but I was impressed with the quality in display,...
I don’t know why, but Konami tends to announce brand new games with little to no fanfare, almost covertly, during Nintendo’s Directs. Well, when those games aren’t called Silent Hill, that is. Contra: Operation Galuga just showed up for a millisecond during a reveal reel, almost as if the company...
Just like many Star Wars fans throughout the world, I have mixed feelings towards EA’s take on the Battlefront games. On one hand, sure, they looked great, and that one VR mode available on the first game was excellent, but on the other, it seems like they have decided to...
BlazBlue might not be the most mainstream franchise out there, but if there’s anything about it that people are aware of, it’s the fact it’s a competitive fighting game. Very traditional, 2D, sprite-based, with ultra-edgy-as-all-hell anime characters. So, imagine my surprise when I found out there was a brand new...
