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What is coming out, and what is worth keeping sealed. Reviews of new releases written by people already thinking about the shelf: print runs, special editions and future classics.

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Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, the return of a legacy in the hands of those who already understand it

There are announcements that arrive at a special moment, almost as if the calendar had decided to cooperate with the developers. Castlevania: Belmont’s Cu...

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Pokémon Pokopia Between Free Updates and Seasonal Pass

Just months after launch, Pokémon Pokopia continues to grow with new content. During the recent Nintendo Direct, The Pokémon Company and Nintendo announced...

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Halo: Campaign Evolved brings Master Chief back to Alpha Halo, but for the first time on PlayStation

There are few video games that can boast an impact comparable to that of Halo: Combat Evolved. When it debuted in November 2001 alongside the original...

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Nintendo and Switch 2, Two Big New(?) Releases

On our social channels we have already tackled the topic of remakes, which has always divided the gaming community between those who are happy to have a chance to relive the great classics without having to dig out old hardware or play them for the first time, and those who see them as intellectual laziness and creative stagnation in the service of profit with little expense and plenty of nostalgia.

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Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, the endless duel between Cloud and Sephiroth returns on Switch 2!

There are video games, beautiful video games, and very, very beautiful video games. Then there are those that need no introduction, cloaked in an aura of legend as dazzling as the Materia produced by Shinra, whose name translated into Italian

by Simon Larocca

Code Vein 2, the apocalyptic sequel of horrors, catastrophes and cursed heroes!

The myth of the Vampire has its roots, or perhaps we should say its fangs, in ancient times, when man was nothing more than a savage biped afraid of his own shadow and fire warmed the insides of damp caves, raising more doubts about what lurked in the darkness than illuminating their walls.

by Simon Larocca

R-Type Delta HD Boosted, let's take off again and destroy the Bydo Empire!

I used to stand on my tiptoes to admire its feats. Sometimes, just so I wouldn’t miss yet another power-up obtained through seemingly impossible maneuvers, I would hop up with my hands on the shoulders of the friends in front of me, all to fill my eyes with

by Simon Larocca

Octopath Traveler 0, the Origins of the Most Exciting Journey

What do Nolan's films, Philip K. Dick's novels, and the Octopath Traveler series have in common? If you don't know, I'll tell you: perspective. A story does not always reveal itself to those who experience it in its seemingly linear form, not in its entirety, at least.

by Simon Larocca

Marvel Cosmic Invasion, the salvation of the cosmos... in 2D!

Avengers... assemble!

by Simon Larocca

Routine, let’s venture into the dark side of the moon!

A spherical body drifting through space like the fragments of a broken heart in the cosmos, bright and dark depending on how it turns, just like the human soul: elusive, fickle, beautiful.

by Simon Larocca

The Outer World 2, Colonies and Collapsing Realities for the Return of a Classic!

The universe, the stars, the far, far-off galaxies and the monstrous leviathans, capable of absorbing light and entire worlds and that we call black holes, with a mix of ancestral terror and feline curiosity, represent for us ordinary mortals the point

by Simon Larocca

Yakuza Kiwami 1+2 on Switch 2, fists of steel for Kiryu's return!

The origins of a hero are based on precise fixed points, we could call them archetypes, essential cornerstone elements handed down from the mother of all stories, the one first told around the fire. And fire is the quintessential elemental symbol p

by Simon Larocca

Inazuma Eleven Victory Road, a Striker, a Goalkeeper and the Universe at Play!

For those who, like me, grew up on bread and football, strictly with the black pentagonal patches like the one that bounced across the endless pitches of Holly and Benji (otherwise it wasn’t a real ball), football titles for console and

by Simon Larocca

Dragon Quest I and II HD, the return to the origins of a classic!

My first taste of the multifaceted world of Dragon Quest did not come thanks to a NES joypad, but between school desks. It was a classmate of mine who handed me the first issue of the manga Dai - The Great Adventure, a classic that opened my eyes to how to write a story capable of intriguing from the very first pages.

by Simon Larocca

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Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, the return of a legacy in the hands of those who already understand it

Control: Resonant, Remedy's Return to the Supernatural

Marvel’s Wolverine, Insomniac’s Challenge

Onimusha: Way of the Sword, the blade shines again

The Blood of Dawnwalker: the new face of dark fantasy

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Pokémon Pokopia Between Free Updates and Seasonal Pass

Halo: Campaign Evolved brings Master Chief back to Alpha Halo, but for the first time on PlayStation

Nintendo and Switch 2, Two Big New(?) Releases

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, the endless duel between Cloud and Sephiroth returns on Switch 2!

Code Vein 2, the apocalyptic sequel of horrors, catastrophes and cursed heroes!

R-Type Delta HD Boosted, let's take off again and destroy the Bydo Empire!

Octopath Traveler 0, the Origins of the Most Exciting Journey

Marvel Cosmic Invasion, the salvation of the cosmos... in 2D!

Routine, let’s venture into the dark side of the moon!

The Outer World 2, Colonies and Collapsing Realities for the Return of a Classic!

Yakuza Kiwami 1+2 on Switch 2, fists of steel for Kiryu's return!

Inazuma Eleven Victory Road, a Striker, a Goalkeeper and the Universe at Play!

Dragon Quest I and II HD, the return to the origins of a classic!