Although it had already been released for some time, it wasn't until 3 days ago that I was finally able to finish the second (and last?) season of one of the best video game adaptations that have been made in recent years, and that is Castlevania. After an excellent first series where the protagonist was the charismatic and sarcastic Trevor Belmont, Castlevania: Nocturne is set 200 years after the events of the first series, being this time Richter Belmont, who many consider one of the strongest Belmont of the saga. After that ending of the first season, where Alucard makes a triumphant entrance eliminating those who were attacking Ritcher and his friends, this second season starts off quite strong as it is the beginning of the final war.

Continuing with the battles of the FIRE deck, today I decided to use a card that has one of my favorite skills: "Sneak" and for this I used the card GOBALANO SOLDIER, which is a pretty good Melee card, maybe it does not have the highest stats but it is certainly a pretty good card, it also has a design quite consistent with what can represent a character of the Goblin race, which is a mobster. This characterization can be seen even in games like World Of Warcraft and is that representing the Goblins as gangsters and swindlers is something very consistent with lore that has been done over the years to this race, although of course within this race there are exceptions, but this would be the most common representation of them. And really the design of this card is very good, it knows how to represent very well the "malicious" personality of this type of characters. So today's battle is the next one with the card GOBALANO SOLDIER:

Returning to the games based on Disney characters, I bring back a game starring Donald Duck and I am realizing that this character has a fairly respectable catalog of games in which he is the protagonist or at least shares the limelight with another character (this being Mickey Mouse). And that gives me to understand that the popularity of Donald Duck at the time was quite large to the point of rivaling the face of Disney, that is, Mickey Mouse himself and personally I like Donald Duck as a character much more than the rat, he is much funnier and has a pretty iconic voice. So again I bring a review of a video game where this character is the protagonist and for the first time, if I'm not mistaken I bring the review of a game for the Master System, a simple platform game, fun, visually beautiful and without many pretensions, a game to entertain without more, but very good.

There was a time when it was quite common that before the release of a movie or even a couple of months after the release of that movie it was "accompanied" with a video game adaptation. This was a pretty good marketing strategy and usually those games were more than decent, but there was also a time where Disney also made video games based on their movies and they were very good, Disney maintained for years a great quality in both their movies and their video games and that is to thank, as they have left an excellent catalog over the years. And although this is no longer as it was at the time, without a doubt the memories of the good times remain. Under its huge catalog of movies, Disney has one that perhaps has not been talked about much for years, even has a Live Action version that was not so bad and that movie is: The Jungle Book, which had its classic animated version and then, several years later a Live Action version, which by the way, although this is much older, at the level of expressiveness of the animals, the Live Action version of The Jungle Book is far superior to the "Live Action" of the Lion King, but that's a topic for another post. Today I want to talk about the video game adaptation of the animated movie, which is a more than entertaining and well done platform game.

I like much more Magic Attack type cards, I have already said it many times, I think they are a very versatile type of cards in battle to be able to attack from any position and thus have some advantage over the vast majority of Melee and Ranged Attack cards. Some of my best strategies for this type of cards are derived from the combination with cards from the EARTH deck and especially using the Obsidian summoner, since this is a summoner that has the ability to boost the attack of Magic Attack cards, making it a very effective combination of cards. And although I consider that the best cards of this type are in the EARTH deck, I have to admit that, although it is not my favorite deck, in the FIRE deck there are some pretty good Magic Attack cards, being one of those cards the one that stars in today's post: TECHNOWIZOLOGIST.

Well, this review should have been published yesterday, but for personal reasons I had one of my worst weekends so far this year, maybe I will explain it in a post but for now I must continue with my work because it is the only way I have to continue with my life and that what I just experienced does not affect me too much. Continuing with the reviews and exactly the reviews of games of the beat'em up genre, I have discovered a game with a pretty good aesthetic, which reminded me of the artistic style of Ren And Stimpy, at least in its cinematics. In a classic game where we are one against a whole sweep and having the opportunity to control 3 characters alternating them according to the situation at hand. A really entertaining game and I had never seen or read about it in any media, so for me it was a great surprise to have found it.