Leo Faria
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Don’t expect for me to talk about my prior experience with the Record of Lodoss War franchise, because honestly, I still have no clue what the hell this series is about. All I know about it is that there was a game released for the Dreamcast back in the day....
Windjammers 2
To say I was a fan of the original Windjammers would be a lie. I have never played it nor seen it in the wild, and that’s coming from someone who grew up in a city with at least two Neo Geo cabinets per block. Which is a bummer, as...
As Brad Pitt once said in his iconic role in Snatch: “do you love dags?” Well, I do love dags and dogs, with around 90% of my phone’s photo library being comprised of pictures of my Shiba Inu. So when I heard of Pupperazzi, a game all about taking pictures...
This is no exaggeration: I have waited twenty-two years for this moment. I vividly remember seeing reviews and articles for SNK VS. Capcom: Card Fighters’ Clash on magazines back in 1999-2000. It looked like the coolest portable game ever, coming out basically alongside the Game Boy Color hit Pokémon Trading...
The latter half of December 2021 saw the release of a somewhat uneventful Nintendo Direct aimed exclusively at upcoming indie releases for the Switch. One of the titles announced in said show was Dungeon Munchies, a game that caught my attention not because of its visuals (which, granted, are bland),...
I caved in. I swallowed my pride and grabbed one of those fancy Oculus Quest 2 headsets. Facebook got a few hundred bucks from me. I still advocate for VR gaming and believe it is the most innovative niche in the industry nowadays, but prior to the release of the...
Scarf
I will be honest with you. I had completely forgotten about Scarf‘s existence. Originally unveiled way back in 2018, amidst the 3D platforming and indie adventure revivals caused by Super Mario Odyssey and RiME, Scarf looked really promising for the time. The problem is, the game vanished after its initial...
I won’t lie, I was cautiously optimistic before tackling the PlayStation 5 version of Serious Sam 4. Our colleague, Jordan, may have had a harsh time with original PC release, citing its many performance issues and glitches, but I thought that Croteam would have used its extra year of development...
I am not at all surprised with the fact that Asteroids: Recharged exists. On the other hand, I am impressed with how long it took for Atari to release it. At this point, I’ve spoken my peace about the Recharged series of retro remakes and their diminishing oomph factor, but...
Nintendo owns tons of different IPs, so it’s pretty obvious that a lot of them end up becoming dormant for a long time before getting a brand new iteration in their catalogue. That has been seen in Metroid, for instance. Plus we’re still waiting for the (unlikely) revival of certain...
For as much as I liked playing Asterix & Obelix XXL 2 on the Switch a few years ago, that was still a remaster of an older and quite janky game. I was hoping for Microids to fund and publish something else, something brand new for the current (or last,...
After playing the previous iterations of Just Dance with a phone as a controller, thinking there’s no way this could get any more intuitive, I finally decided to give the franchise a go on the Switch. I don’t remember the last time I’ve played a Switch game 100% focused on...
