Nicholas Aguilera

The Shadow Warrior franchise has been around for quite some time, with its first entry, Shadow Warrior, releasing all the way back in 1997. Since then, the series has seen multiple publishers, expansions, and a recent 2013 reboot. Given the series’ quarter-of-a-century-long existence, you would think the Shadow Warrior formula

Since Destiny 2’s latest expansion is large and covers a lot of in-game ground for the franchise, GamingTrend has brought in two certified Destiny aficionados for some different perspectives in this review: Nicholas Aguilera and Noah Rigsby have worked side-by-side to review Destiny 2: Lightfall. Nicholas In many aspects,

Lightfall is here, which means Destiny 2’s 19th season, Season of the Seraph, has come to a close. Improving upon many of Season 18’s faults, Season of the Seraph delivered some much needed quality-of-life changes, a brilliant difficulty spike, and a story we will not soon forget. However,

Far Cry 6: Lost Between Worlds had me asking myself a few things by the end of my playthrough: why does this DLC exist? Who is this for? Does any of this fit the Far Cry mold? Though I can’t offer any definitive answers to those questions, I do

Do you ever find yourself wondering what it would be like to pilot a 60-foot tall robot warrior? If you’re anything like me, this is a daily occurrence. Thanks to Gundam Evolution, I am one solid step closer to understanding what it’s like. Gundam Evolution is a very

As the latest Destiny 2 season comes to an end, it is time to look back on all of the changes, updates, and additions Season of Plunder brought to everyone’s favorite looter-shooter. Many additions, such as Arc 3.0 and the remastered King’s Fall raid, were welcome and

The Last Oricru has commitment issues. After over ten hours with the game, I’m not sure exactly what I played. Is it a souls-like? Is it a narrative-driven RPG focused on choice? Is it a loot-driven exploration-heavy adventure? The answer is it is all of those things, but also

Session: Skate Sim has some of the most in-depth skateboarding you can find in a video game today. The “Sim” in the game’s title is spot-on; if you’re looking for the same arcade-centric experience titles like Skate and Tony Hawk’s Underground offer, you are in the wrong