Articles by Renan Fontes

Mega Man X5 feels like the sub-series’ grand finale and the game’s boss fights rise to the occasion as formidable foes.

While most Heart Pieces in The Legend of Zelda require effort to find, Ocarina of Time practically gives some of its pieces away.

While Mario has always been a trendsetter for platforming, some of the best platformers on the SNES are unique games with their own identities.

Each Archstone in Demon’s Souls has its own set of bosses to fight through, but some are notably more difficult than others. For better or worse.

Along with featuring a progression system & a darker story, Mega Man X replaces E Tanks with Sub-Tanks– unlockable items that store health for later.

Every Maverick stage in Mega Man X hides at least one Heart Tank that upgrades X’s health, but very few are just lying out in the open.

Beginning with Majora’s Mask, The Legend of Zelda started to feature playable characters alongside Link– adding some much needed variety.

The Legend of Zelda was arguably at its best on the Nintendo 64– both Ocarina of Time & Majora’s Mask two of the greatest games ever made.

Not every game in the series humors the occasional Hero & Master Mode, but The Legend of Zelda is better off when it actually challenges its audience.

X isn’t limited to his starting equipment like his predecessor Mega Man is. By finding the four Light Capsules, X can even upgrade his armor.