On the 17th of this month, it was my 24th birthday! I'd just like to share real quick the two gifts I got from some close friends.Jacket, my buddy from the USA gave me Mafia Remastered.This is a game I absolutely love and have played quite a bit on PS5, unfortunately I had to trade my PS5 for a PC but this will be my way of enjoying the game and its incredible story (and presentation, with one of the best graphics I've seen on a last gen game, since it came out on PS4).

I recently got ahold of a new Switch Lite, and besides the usual titles I play, which I have purchased previously, I also looked around the eShop for free stuff. And I found F-Zero 99.I loved Tetris 99 which I thought was an genius take on the classic Tetris formula by turning it into a battle royale, so I was excited to play Tetris 99.

Such a sexy consoleDid you know? The Master System is still being made and sold in Brazil!This is the latest model of Master System available here by TecToy, it's nothing but an emulation machine with 132 games (I think it's 132, I'm probably right). The controller is also a bit... Excessive, seeing as how the Master System only uses 2 buttons, but hey! It's got a pause button and that's great.

I didn't think I'd be saying this so soon, but... my PC kinda sucks. It's got a nice enough CPU and a GPU that handled just about everything I threw at it, those being the i5 7600 and a 1660 Super.I know, not high end by any means, but excluding games that require Raytracing (Indiana Jones for instance), there were no titles it couldn't handle at at least 1080 low with FSR performance... Sure, I haven't tested every game in the world on it, so I'm just saying this out of personal experience. But now that I tried Monster Hunter Wilds' benchmark, I'm scared lmao.

I still remember being 13 years old and begging my dad for an original old model small 3DS for Christmas. I wasn't expecting anything, but he did give it to me, and that's when I fell in love with this little system. The 3DS is special for me. For the longest time I couldn't hack it or play backups on it, so every new purchase of a game was a special event. I ended up owning dozens of games before selling my entire collection in 2019 to build a PC; was it worth it? Well, considering that now I have a New 3DS XL and that I'm not too attached to material things (such as my game collection), I'd say yes.

The first few times I played Yakuza 0 (or the entire franchise for that matter) I only cared about the story and played just to have fun, this time I want to go in depth and get at least 50% completion on every Like a Dragon/Yakuza game.