Nicholas Aguilera
Editor and lifelong lover of all things gaming.
Some old-fashioned monster hunting... with space magic.
by Nicholas Aguilera
I’ve had little exposure to GameSir and their gaming peripherals prior to getting my hands on the Cyclone 2 Multiplatform Controller. However, after spending some time with my first GameSir device, I don’t think this will be my last. Though the Cyclone 2 doesn’t offer anything truly
by Nicholas Aguilera
When Bungie announced it would be deviating from the tried and true Destiny 2 seasonal model, the decision was met with equal parts optimism and skepticism. The main concern amongst players was how episodes would differ from seasons. With Episode: Echoes, the first of three episodes in Destiny 2 year
by Nicholas Aguilera
What better way to review a game about a team of super soldiers than bringing in two super editors? Nicholas Aguilera and Richard Allen both played through G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra and debriefed their thoughts in this review. Nicholas G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra makes me reminisce
by Nicholas Aguilera
SPRAWL is the perfect example of an “if you love that, you’ll love this” game. It borrows directly from a few different titles but does so effectively and tastefully. Frenetic shootouts and advanced movement techniques are the name of the game for this first-person shooter, so if that’s
by Nicholas Aguilera
Destiny 2: The Final Shape is a massive event for the Destiny universe. Because of this, GamingTrend gave its two biggest Destiny 2 fanatics the nod to cover as much ground as possible and offer some diverse perspectives on this monumental expansion. Similar to our Destiny 2: Lightfall review last
by Nicholas Aguilera
Before I get into the nitty-gritty of this retrospective, I just want to acknowledge how much I’ve enjoyed covering Destiny 2 seasonal, expansion, and miscellaneous content drops for GamingTrend. Writing about Destiny 2 is nothing short of a privilege, and I want to say thank you to everyone who
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I’ve played a few games in my time that lacked personality. Phantom Fury is not among them. Never in my gaming career have I played a game so unapologetically committed to an identity. Fast-paced shootouts, interactive environments, over-the-top violence and weapons – this a boomer-shooter through and through. However, some
by Nicholas Aguilera