Moises is a born-and-raised New Yorker who's rarely obnoxious about it. He first aspired to do games media almost 20 years ago while looking up reviews of Super Mario Galaxy and still can't believe he's doing it sometimes. Ask him about Hollow Knight, he dares you.
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News I've been crying about games for longer than I can remember

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News Thankfully we haven't had to deal with a vibe-coded AC game yet

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News There's still no news as to when Unreal Engine 6 is arriving

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News A Warhammer game set during the Second Age would go unfathomably hard

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News Community members are being good sports and trying to find new workarounds now

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News I wonder what he could possibly mean by that

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News Don't fix what ain't broken

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News I'm almost terrified at the prospect of Divinity

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News Nothing ever happens

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News Gaming's golden boy is back

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News Now featuring dismemberment!

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News It's like they modded a first-person camera into the original game

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News Don't take your cars or phones for granted, folks

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News Everyone liked that

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News We have a new Pokemon champion

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News Now you can get pummeled by these awesome monsters in a completely different game

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News Redwall lives on

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News The move seems to be going over very well

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News 19 years and counting

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News Well...start paying attention, folks

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News Hells yeah

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News A real trial by fire

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News New year, new RuneScape
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