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Far Cry 6's Diego Feels Like a Missed Opportunity
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Ahead of its launch, Diego was one of the biggest mysteries and changes in Far Cry 6. Past villains such as Vaas, Pagan Min, and Joseph Seed had no real protégé of sorts, even if they had backers or family. Joseph Seed losing his family was a key part of the game, but they all felt sectioned off, limited to Joseph’s commentary about their loss in cutscenes. For Diego to seemingly be an active part of the story, sitting just below the villain as his son, it opened a ton of possibilities.
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It Takes Two: What To Do With The Nail
Hazelight Studio has made a name for itself in the realm of creative and unique co-op games, and It Takes Two is founder Josef Fares' latest co-op venture. The game doesn't ever try to box itself in and isn't scared to dip its toes into a wide variety of video game genres to keep things feeling fresh the whole way through. It Takes Two features many different gaming genres as well as a fun handful of unique items/weapons/tools that protagonists Cody and May use throughout each level.
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