Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez is a writer for Comic Book Resources, specializing in video game content. With a passion for gaming, Maximilian focuses on providing insightful analysis and commentary on various aspects of the gaming industry, from game reviews to discussions on gaming trends and franchises.
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Maximilian's coverage is heavily focused on the gaming industry, with an emphasis on reviews and analysis. His articles delve into specific games, platforms, and trends within the gaming world.
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By: Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez
We've been yelling at screens for years and now video games are learning to talk back.
By: Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez
Microsoft recently removed its $1 Game Pass offer, but you can still get Game Pass through an even better deal.
By: Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez
Nintendo's next console is for you and Mii.
By: Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez
Mobile games are often overlooked for preservation despite their cultural impact and historical significance.
By: Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez
Sports and racing games rely on licensing agreements to feature real-world athletes and cars.
Too many games are cutting split-screen out of the picture.
Seasonal and limited-time events keep games fresh with unique rewards and festive decorations and can make games feel more dynamic.
By: Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez
You might even be entitled to a refund.
By: Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez
Modern open-world games over-rely on modern conveniences like quest markers and minimap icons.
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