Taberna Games #03 Jogos Incompreendidos

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Fala galera, tudo certo? Novo episódio da Taberna Games e, dessa vez, Leozin recebe Jader (o Indiana Jones dos jogos caçador de recompensa dos jogos) e Thiago (o gordo o Tumang ou Tortuga para outros) para falar sobre jogos que são incompreendidos... Bom, primeiramente, gostaria de pedir desculpas por não ter gravação de cast por um bom tempo, estamos com alguns problemas de horários e outros compromissos. Mas uma coisa é certa, isso é somente um problema temporário, a Taberna 21 está no ar ainda e com tudo (assim espero). Quanto ao cast dessa semana (cujo tema foi sugerido pelo nosso amigo Jader), abordaremos, além de beber um pouco de hidromel (só um pouco?), sobre jogos que não são ruins por um completo, apenas incompreendidos. Porém, existem outros que são péssimos e não deveria ser jogado por ninguém. Você descobrirá o que pode tornar um jogo ruim, ou porque o jogo E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial foi enterrado (literalmente) e porque o Superman em seu jogo no Nintendo 64 fica voando para atravessar circulos no céu. Descubra que Duke Nukem Forever começa a ficar interessante depois que você termina o jogo, ou usa algum cheat (código), e, que o jogo Teddy, não é um jogo ruim e sim incompreendido, pois quem não gosta de uma violência gratuita e exagerada nos games (eu não...)? Pegue seu controle, prepare sua caneca e junte-se a nós, nesse papo descontraído! Críticas, sugestões, copos quebrados? Tem algum jogo onde você ache que foi injustiçado? Deixe um comentários abaixo ou Mande um e-mail para: [email protected] Ou mande então [email protected]

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