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I can't say I've ever been much of a Marvel vs. Capcom person. The series' particular brand of insanity never much appealed to me, and whenever I would play it would be between friends who, like me, never had a great understanding of what they were doing. Then an opportunity to get a copy of the newest game in the series early arose, and I figured I'd give the series another go, especially with my recent resurgence…
I think it's important to say that I fucking love Persona. Persona 3 and 4 are up there with some of my favorite games ever, and I think that's important in order to contextualize my state of mind going into this game. Normally I genuinely try to level my expectations for any game I play, but with Persona 5 that was impossible. My longstanding relationship with the series coupled with being in love with every…
The first two Paper Mario games are two of my favorite games of all time, period. I still remember playing the original for the very first time on a hotel Nintendo 64 in Florida. My dad payed seven dollars so I could play the thing for an hour, and I remember getting to the Goomba King and having the time of my life. The sequel, Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, is without a doubt in my mind my favorite Gamecube…
I'm going to be completely honest here, I am not the biggest fan of Civilization V. I feel that they oversimplified a lot of it, and took out features that really had no need to be taken out. It didn't feel complete to me, and leaving out big civilizations such as the Mongols and the Spaniards just felt wrong to me when I first played it. Granted, they did ultimately release both as DLC, the Mongols for free even,…
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