One aspect that I have always liked are racing video games, but with vehicles similar to those of formula 1, in addition to the great speed always has that complement of adrenaline and fun to feel that you are driving those cars, now if in addition to that you have more aspects of fantasy racing as ramps, stunts and more, the result is a pretty fun title. TrackMania Nations Forever is a video game a little old because it dates back to 2008, the most interesting thing about this title and what caught my interest at first sight were its graphics, a very colorful and striking style that despite its years has a pretty good quality and attractive to the eye.

Although not always video games based on movies end up being good titles and with good receptivity, in the last century when the beat 'em up video game was at its peak it was common to see video games of movies or series with this genre, especially if it was a franchise of super heroes. Batman Forever is an old video game from 1995 which was based on the movie of the same name and presented us with an interesting beat 'em up with a good difficulty and with a visual style that highlights the characters and enemies, besides having a mechanic that surprised me a lot and that I do not remember if they were so frequent in Batman titles.

Watch on 3SpeakThere is less and less time left to complete Death's Gambit - Afterlife Game and although I can still die quite easily against certain enemies, it has also been more noticeable the improvement of my character and how at the same time I can destroy the enemies quite fast, as long as I don't die before. In this part I had to explore the last area that we unlocked which is the Magistrate's Labyrinths. This area had two interesting aspects, the first was that it is really a maze where the map simply shows a large rectangle and does not show the paths or corridors, and it was also focused on magic and the dark element.

SourceSomething that will never cease to amaze me is the large number and different styles of video games, today as the theme of Ready Player Hive I will share my few experiences with a genre of video games that, although I do not dislike, the same has never been my favorite mainly because of my little ability for the same, these are the musical video games where both music and rhythms are the fundamental part of the adventure. Precisely for this reason they have never become my favorite titles because my musical abilities especially the rhythmic ones have never been very good and in titles where you have to keep the rhythm I usually fail very often at the same time I get stressed pretty fast when making so many mistakes so often.

One aspect in anime that I have always loved is when they include famous stories or legends from the west, but being a new version or views with the typical aesthetics and narrative of anime, this happens precisely with Shisha no Teikoku a film that uses the classic story of Victor Frankenstein and his monster as a background, along with a little Steampunk aesthetics, while being animated by Wit Studio which is among my favorite animation houses and always shows us an incredible level of animation, of great quality and with very impressive scenes and moments in terms of their details.

The festivals of each of the cities of Teyvat always have a very special theme and aesthetics as well as different where we see part of the culture or main aspect of the region, in the case of the Electro nation of Inazuma we have the Youkai who will be part of the story, In this event we have again the Inazuma festival which will be called Supernatural Tales From The Mikawa Festival, and the main protagonists will be the different Youkai that we have seen in other stories, as well as the participation of Yae Miko and Yumemizuki Mizuki the new character in Genshin Impact who also belongs to the Youkai.