The eXceed Fighting System started back in 2016 with a simple, if rather weird concept: What if a two-player fighting game could be turned into a card game?

In many respects, Kingdom Hearts III gave the fans what they wanted. It was bigger, bolder, and graphically superior to its predecessors.

We all have one: that list of games in the back of our mind that always crops up while you are at work, in class, or away from your gaming system. The games that we always mean to finish, to play, to get that sense of completion.

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: A single-player video game trying to capture the essence of a tabletop RPG by offering an open world, a variety of different ways to play, and a wide array of NPCs with their own lives and jobs.

Some of us play games to sit in our own comfortable, quiet space and shut the world out for a little while.

Almost immediately after his Super Smash Brothers Melee victory at Pound 2019 in Maryland, winner and current global champion Juan DeBiedma, AKA Hungrybox, got a taste