Archive for Author: Daniel Castro
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A Retrospective into the Videogame Sequels of Old
Blog Posts by Daniel Castro on Videogames have grown as a form of media, which also means taking on some of the negative aspects of mainstream popular culture—like uninspired sequels.
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Fabricated News: GameStop to Sell Physical Loot Boxes Instead of Games
News Posts by Daniel Castro on 
2 Loot boxes have become such a tremendous hit among game publishers that GameStop has found a way to have a slice of the deal.
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Playing Gay: Coming Out Simulator 2014
Blog Posts by Daniel Castro on The reveal of Tracer as a lesbian character reminded Daniel about the experience he had playing Coming Out Simulator 2014, as well as his ongoing journey getting along with English idioms.
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Localization Anxiety: Crash ‘n’ the Boys Street Challenge
Columns by Daniel Castro on This time in Localization Anxiety, another game TOTALLY NOT about high schoolers beating each other during a sports competition!
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Phoenix Wright Too Mainstream For GameCola!
News Posts by Daniel Castro on 2 Is this it? Is this the year when GameCola must stop writing about Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney? Daniel's evidence seems to point that way.
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Localization Anxiety: Kunio-kun no Nekketsu Soccer League
Columns by Daniel Castro on Nintendo World Cup wasn't the only Kunio-kun soccer game!
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Localization Anxiety: Nintendo World Cup
Columns by Daniel Castro on 5 Apparently this is a good season for Daniel to talk about the World Cup...Nintendo World Cup that is!
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Metal Arms: Glitch in the System (GCN)
Reviews by Daniel Castro on 1 After ten years, Daniel decides to revisit one of the most unique shooting games in his collection.
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Retro ≠ Good: River City Ransom
Columns by Daniel Castro on 3 Daniel comes back once again to discuss how some retro games are not as good as people remember. This time he lashes out against River City Ransom...what? This can't be right...
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Retro ≠ Good: Ikari Warriors II: Victory Road
Columns by Daniel Castro on 1 The tale about how Daniel reunites himself with Ikari Warriors II, the NES game he sought for almost two decades! The final showdown between his memories and the actual game begins!