Leo Faria
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Upon booting MLB The Show 21 on my Xbox, I was greeted with the most bizarre thing ever. Watching that brand new Marvel-esque video from PlayStation Studios on an Xbox console is something I will never be able to get used to. Playing a Sony game on a rival console...
When I first heard that the people behind the Rambo game were making a Terminator title, I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect. Reviews for the original version of Terminator: Resistance, released in 2019, were pretty poor. Weirdly enough, everyone outside of the industry I talked to that actually played...
MotoGP 21
I’ve come to the (very obvious and not at all revolutionary) conclusion that Milestone’s motorcycle racing games are basically the FIFAs of their niche. Whether you’re talking about MotoGP or Monster Energy Supercross, you’re getting one per year, they will mostly feature the same kind of content, with just one...
Shadow Man was one of the most interesting Nintendo 64 games I never got to play back in the day, as it was deemed “too violent and occultISH” for a then-six year old. Given how massive it was in terms of size and length, I remember many gaming magazines publishing...
There’s an ever growing genre in the industry that I like to call “douchebag simulators”. They aren’t meant to be deep experiences or anything created to test your skills as a player. It wants you to troll others and make their lives miserable, whether by giving you objectives or not....
Poison Control
Whenever NIS America announces a new title, I almost unconsciously expect for it to be either a brand new JRPG or a tactics game. The company has carved its well-deserved niche in the gaming industry with excellent franchises like Ys, Trails of Cold Steel, and Disgaea. So I definitely wasn’t...
Say No! More
I love games that poke fun at the boring and uninspiring work conditions faced by multinational corporation interns. I loved Going Under due to its incredibly relatable premise. Especially since I, just like many others, have worked as intern in such boring and exploitative conditions in the past. Do you...
Oddworld: Soulstorm was announced more than half a decade ago by the franchise’s creator, Lorne Lanning, as a sequel to the then recently released Oddworld: New ‘N’ Tasty!. Both games were conceived as expanded remakes of the PS1 classics, in a similar vein to the Final Fantasy VII Remake. They...
Originally released in 2005, Star Wars: Republic Commando is one of the most celebrated Star Wars games ever released. There were plenty of reasons to love it: it mixed the tactical, squad-based shooting mechanics from the Rainbow Six games with one of the grittiest and darkest settings in the history...
I’ve been having such a good time with some excellent visual novels like Across the Grooves and The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante that I’ve decided to tackle one of most prevalent (and mysterious) types of games available in the Nintendo eShop: the anime visual novel. I’m not exaggerating...
There are so many movies, shows, songs, and games focused on 80’s nostalgia nowadays that I’m pretty sure we’ve already filled our quota for that decade’s revival for the next twenty years or so. Between Stranger Things, The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights“, Ready Player One, and much more, it’s hard to...
Of all of EA’s main franchises, Plants vs Zombies was the one I questioned the most regarding why it hadn’t still been ported for the Nintendo Switch. A game like Plants vs Zombies: Battle for Neighborville, basically a lighthearted and cartoonish take on the publisher’s own Battlefield, seemed like a...
