Matthew Carmosino is a journalist and writer for Twinfinite LLC, specializing in video game coverage. With a passion for gaming and a deep knowledge of the industry, Matthew provides insightful articles and reviews on a variety of topics, including game releases, remasters, gameplay guides, and more.
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Matthew's articles predominantly focus on video games, with an emphasis on providing guides and reviews. If you're considering reaching out to him for coverage or contribution, it would be beneficial to offer detailed game guides, analysis of gameplay mechanics, or insights into game design. Additionally, providing unique perspectives on new releases or updates within the gaming industry may capture his attention.
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The best of the best games from the last several years to earn the ever elusive 10.
Mario & Luigi Brothership keeps several returning mechanics from the beloved series while elevating its variety and scope.
The Mario & Luigi series hits the sea with an adventure worth sailing for.
One of the strangest characters in the series has a reward in store for finding its brethren
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Posted By Matthew Carmosino | On 16th, Nov. 2024 Page 1 of 10
Another old-school beat em' up honoring a loved franchise arrives. Will Wrath of Cobra satisfy G.I. Joe fans? Or is this blast from the past something to skip?
By: Matthew Carmosino
Red Dead Redemption 2 set the bar for story and realism in games sky high. Can Rockstar continually outdo themselves, or will RDR 2 remain unsurpassed?
By: Matthew Carmosino
The new Indy game scratches that Uncharted itch and so much more. Posted By Matthew Carmosino | On 10th, Dec. 2024
The Thing was worth playing in 2002 and it still holds up today with all the convenient bells and whistles included in this faithful remaster.
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