Leo Faria
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I’m still puzzled that two years after the Switch’s release, the console hasn’t received a proper sequel or equivalent to what is easily the single most popular game Nintendo has ever conceived: Wii Sports. Especially since the Switch is actually selling like hot cakes, unlike the Wii U. I’ve said...
Super Monkey Ball is one of the more modern Sega franchises I’ve always been curious about, but never got the chance to play. It’s not like I didn’t have the consoles those games were being released for, but there was always something else that was grabbing my attention, be it...
When you think of the best games of 2016, which games come to mind? Overwatch? Titanfall II? Inside? Well, my 2016 could be summarised by two games in particular. The first one was Doom, a game that, to this day, is probably my favorite title from this entire generation. The...
Back when the Switch was first unveiled, before I knew about its underwhelming hardware specs, I vividly remember daydreaming about the possibility of having three specific games on-the-go: Doom, Dark Souls, and The Witcher 3. After the specs were revealed, I only had faith in Dark Souls being ported to...
I was looking forward to playing Monkey King: Hero is Back for a multitude of reasons. First of all, it looked like a charming 3D mascot platformer, and anyone who has met me knows this is my favorite genre of gaming. There is also the fact that this game is...
The Switch is slowly shaping up to become the single best JRPG platform of all time. You’ve got everything from old-school classics like Final Fantasy VII and the original Dragon Quest trilogy, to more modern bangers like Ni No Kuni, Octopath Traveler and Ys VIII. You need to thank NIS...
When BurgerTime Party! was first announced at E3 2019, my WTMG colleagues reacted with a unanimous “what the heck is that thing?”. You see, BurgerTime is an old arcade game, so old that it was a killer app for the freaking Intellivision, a console released in 1982. I… actually had...
Let me start off this review by saying the following: Untitled Goose Game is a very, very, very dumb game. If you thought that this was negative criticism, you’re wrong, as I’m 500% sure that this was the developer’s intention from the start. It’s not a pretentious indie that tries...
Yooka-Laylee was one of my favorite games of 2017. I don’t care that critics lambasted it or that a lot of people said it was too similar to other 3D platformers from the Nintendo 64 era. In fact, that was exactly what I was hoping it was going to be....
The Surge 2
Given how I had quite a bit of fun with the original The Surge back in 2017, I was definitely looking forward to finally playing its sequel. Not to mention discovering all of the improvements implemented by Deck13 in this short two year span between releases. E3 2018 gave me...
Originally released in 2011, Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch was actually an enhanced version of a DS game released a year prior. At the time, it was a PS3 exclusive, a console I did not own then and still don’t own to this day. It was one...
When Contra: Rogue Corps was first unveiled at E3 2019, I felt like I was the only person in the entire LACC who actually enjoyed both the reveal and the demo at my disposal. By no means did I think it was amazing or jaw-dropping, but I had fun with...
