Leo Faria
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I like to see myself as someone with a modicum of knowledge when it comes to retro gaming from the 90s, but this one caught me completely off-guard. Have you ever heard of Breakers? Apparently, this was a fighting game released for the Neo Geo (how original) by a company...
Upon starting The Entropy Centre for the first time, you are greeted with a really bizarre intro cutscene of a planet blowing up, and your eventual awakening inside a derelict laboratory, with no humans to be seen, just a handful of AIs to interact with. It takes approximately 3.2 milliseconds...
The year 2022 will be marked as a year where Square Enix decided to release a metric crap ton of titles, most of them completely devoid of a marketing campaign. In the past, those stealth drops were “reserved” to duds like The Quiet Man or Left Alive, but it feels...
Can you believe The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is already seven years old? We haven’t stopped talking about the game, the franchise, everything surrounding it, ever since. The amazing story, the memorable characters, the expansions that were as good as the main game itself, Gwent, Henry Cavill basically begging to...
Floodland is a game that pulls no punches right from the get-go. This odd mixture between a city-builder, a This War of Mine-esque survival simulator, and a strategy game starts off with a Planet Earth ravaged by a flood of biblical proportions, that all but destroyed modern civilization as we...
I would love to understand why is EA so reluctant to properly promote the more recent Need for Speed games. Especially considering that, for all intents and purposes, they ended up being pretty good racing titles aimed at a specific niche of arcade-loving racing fans. Lack of proper promotion and...
As it seems, WRC Generations is touted to become the last WRC game developed by Kylotonn, Nacon’s racing-focused subsidiary, the ones behind the upcoming Test Drive revival. What a ride it has been, my friends. The team has managed to turn what was once an utterly mediocre franchise, a dollar...
Bayonetta 3
When was the first time Bayonetta 3 was announced? Was it 2017? I honestly do not remember at this point. I feel like it has been so long ago now, to the point I had already given up on Platinum Games delivering it for the current hardware it was designed...
The release of a new Pokémon generation is always exciting. The months preceding said game’s released are always filled to the brim with trailers, theories, massive expectations. The moment I found out that Pokémon Scarlet (the one I reviewed) and Violet were going to be set in a region analogous...
Before I start talking about Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration, I think it’s fair to give you a little insight onto why this collection felt so special to yours truly. I have already stated in the past that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game was my first gaming...
I don’t grab a yearly version of Football Manager for two reasons: the minute differences between versions (other than the roster, which you can edit, of course) and the amount of busy work you have to do before setting up a new version. These include patching licenses up with mods,...
Being able to innovate upon such a game like Arkanoid or Breakout is easier said than done. There’s just so much you can do with a simplistic formula like moving a paddle in order to deflect a ball towards some destructible bricks. The original Arkanoid did build upon Breakout with...
