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About Dan Amoroso
An avid gamer with over 30 years of experience, there aren't many consoles that Dan hasn't owned at some point in his life. He's also part Italian, which means he's almost certainly related to Super Mario. Dan covers a variety of topics for The Best War Games, and prides himself on creating content that is both thought-provoking and easy to digest.
Favorite Games
Dark Souls Trilogy, Banjo Kazooie, Bloodborne, Elden Ring, Final Fantasy 7, Uncharted 4, Tekken 8, The Last of Us Part 2.
Dan primarily values gameplay over story, hence FromSoftware's Souls series aligns with his preferences perfectly.
Favorite Console
For Dan, it's a really tough one between the N64 and PS2. He grew up in the 90's, and N64 titles like Goldeneye and Mario Kart 64 invoke some really nostalgic memories, especially playing multiplayer with his friends! Despite this, he firmly believes that the PS2 had so many classic games which helped to define their generation.
Proudest Gaming Achievement
In his 20's, he ranked within the top 10,000 FIFA players in the whole world. These days, however, he struggles to beat his young sons!
He also beat the legendary Dark Souls duo of Ornstein and Smough on his very first attempt- without the help of Youtube- but he firmly believes this must have been some kind of fluke.
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20 Years Ago, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Provided the Blueprint for Open-World Aesthetics
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City turns 20 years old today, and many gamers will have fond memories of one of the open-world genre's pioneers.
Super Mario Odyssey is Still the Platformer to Beat, 5 Years On
On its fifth anniversary, Super Mario Odyssey remains the most well-rounded platformer on the market and is another example of Mario's greatness.
Gotham Knights: What Happened to Commissioner Jim Gordon
Gotham Knights is notable for retiring a few major characters, and along with Batman, Commissioner Jim Gordon is among the most notable.
Star Wars Could Use More Games About Gray Jedi
There have been many Star Wars games over the years, but the elusive Gray Jedi are a topic that has never really been touched on in this medium.
Why Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Fans Should Make Use of Campaign Early Access
Fans who digitally pre-order Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 can access the campaign a week early, and doing this will yield some useful rewards.
Final Fantasy 16 Content Could Fit Kingdom Hearts 4 Nicely
With Final Fantasy 16 seemingly adopting a slightly darker tone than usual, its content could fit in perfectly with Kingdom Hearts' new aesthetic.
Tekken 8: Who Won Each of the Previous King of Iron Fist Tournaments?
There have been 7 King of Iron Fist Tournaments prior to Tekken 8, and they haven't always gone the way that people might have expected them to.
How Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Leads Into Cyberpunk 2077
The success of Netflix's anime Cyberpunk: Edgerunners has led to a resurgence for Cyberpunk 2077 and the links between the two are subtle but evident.
God of War Ragnarok: Every Realm Kratos and Atreus Have Yet to Explore
Kratos and Atreus managed to see most of the nine realms, but there are still a few new ones they could visit in God of War Ragnarok.
A Plague Tale: Innocence Story Recap - What You Need to Know Before Requiem
With A Plague Tale: Requiem's release date fast approaching, it's a good time for fans of the first game to brush up on events from Innocence.
Tekken 8: Jin and Kazuya's Rivalry Explained
With Jin Kazama and his father Kazuya Mishima primed to take center stage in Tekken 8, their long-standing rivalry may be reaching a climax.
Like A Dragon 8 Should Double Down on the Previous Game's Job System
Like a Dragon 7 introduced multiple new mechanics to the series, and Like a Dragon 8 should build on the innovative jobs system in particular.
Metal: Hellsinger, Trombone Champ Spell a Bright Future for Original Rhythm-Based Games
The recent resurgence of rhythm-based video games bodes well for the future of this niche genre and proves there's lots of fun to be had with it.
What The New Iron Man Game Could Learn From Spider-Man and Marvel's Avengers
With the announcement of a new Iron Man game, developer Motive Studio should look to Marvel's recent titles for an idea on which direction to go.
SteelRising Proves a Soulslike's Setting Can Make or Break It
New action-RPG title SteelRising's impressive 17th-century Paris setting is proof that it isn't just the combat and gameplay that defines a Soulslike.
5 Characters We Want to See in Tekken 8
With the announcement of the next installment in the mainline Tekken series, the roster of characters should include some of these familiar faces.
How Long It Would Take To Beat All The Games Leaving Xbox Game Pass This Month
The popular Xbox Game Pass service is losing a number of games this month, and the combined hours of playtime gamers will lose is surprising.
How Final Fantasy's Mini-Games Have Expanded The Franchise's Lore
Final Fantasy games have historically produced some stellar mini-games that, in some cases, could've been standalone titles in their own right.
Sonic Frontiers: Everything We Know About Sage So Far
Sonic Frontiers is set to feature familiar faces as well as some mysterious new characters, none more so than Sage, whose motives are unknown.