Katie The Baka

  Wario is a Nintendo character from the Super Mario Universe, he is pretty much an uglier kinda shady version of the famous plumber. I only knew this little fella from twitter and seeing him in the set of characters in Mario Kart 8. You see I'm really new to the Nintendo Universe, haven't tried many of it's promising games, especially the old ones that came either before I was born or a very baka baby.  So with my acquisition of the Nintendo Online, I decided to explore this whole new world of historic classics through their emulators. I'll be playing all the games in each old device app without any particular order and letting you see a bit of my adventure.  The reason I brought Wario in the beginning is that the first game I tried on the Gameboy Advance was no other than WarioWare Inc Mini-game Mania. As my first introduction to this character, let me say that I got an experience I really wasn't expecting.  This game is a bunch of weird levels filled with mini-ga...

 Kingdom Hearts is a big franchise with millions of fans worldwide, one of their biggest fans ends up being my best friend Sensei who since the moment he acquired the whole collection for PS4 has spent countless conversations telling me how amazing and addictive the games are, and how much I should play them. Other friends of mine have equally praised it non-stop, and with such a strong reaction, I obviously couldn't keep sleeping on it.  Gathering my money, the moment I found a good sale for the whole package, I bought it and started playing. The first game was a great experience, way smaller than what I anticipated, I had only seen gameplay of the third game, so I was going blind into the old entries, but nonetheless a fun and thrilling adventure between these Disney Worlds. The gameplay was a little challenging but enjoyable to learn and play, the bosses in particular were memorable. I was also really entertained with the story, loving all the characters except from maybe R...

After spending a good time reading on my phone I found myself bored and without much to do, that's when I remembered that I had downloaded Before Your Eyes, one of the games distributed by Netflix through their service. Until recently the games offered in the service didn't really grab my attention, in grand part because I'm not the biggest fan of the casual mobile games, however Before Your Eyes was so acclaimed by those who played it that I simply couldn't ignore it.   So sitting down inside in an incredibly hot day while my family enjoyed the summer outside I started this adventure about Benjamin, a soul that had its destiny in the hands of a Ferryman telling his story in an interesting and fascinating way. Overall, the story was incredibly beautiful, capturing my heart with each segment, even making me shed some tears towards its ending. It's a great small experience that will only take a few hours. Now, what makes it so special? First, the way we interact with ...

 What it feels to become a Champion: Pokémon is a very popular franchise, selling millions of copies with each new addition and reaching an audience of millions with its multiple anime projects. Overall, almost everyone has heard about it, no matter their age or interest in the franchise, me included. I grew up watching the anime on TV and was a big fun of the adventures of Ash and Pikachu, now older I still like to check the new shows from time to time, especially the amazing shorts The Pokémon Company has been putting out on their YouTube channel. When we change the focus to the games, though, I'm a complete newbie. Through my life, my little  experience with them was simply playing a few minutes on my friend's 3DS and GameBoy nothing too deep but finally after many years of seeing my friend's completely addicted into these games i ended up buying one for me.