
Paulo Kawanishi
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✒️ Freelance Writer (bylines: intothespine/Game Informer/PCGamesN/Polygon/Eurogamer/+)📚PhD in Applied Linguistics /🇧🇷 📧[email protected]
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polygon.com | Paulo Kawanishi
Image: Wit Studio via PolygonPaulo Kawanishi Paulo Kawanishi is a Brazilian freelance writer who’s been writings guides, features, and reviews since 2022. He has worked with Eurogamer, Game Informer, Nintendo Life, PCGamesN, Into the Spine, and Polygon. He loves writing guides since they are all about teaching (his side job for 10 years before starting writing about games) other about the games. He has, however, a good number of opinions about games and anime shows that he eventually write down.
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polygon.com | Paulo Kawanishi
Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles fulfills director Kazutoyo Maehiro’s dream more than fans’Paulo Kawanishi Paulo Kawanishi is a Brazilian freelance writer who’s been writings guides, features, and reviews since 2022. He has worked with Eurogamer, Game Informer, Nintendo Life, PCGamesN, Into the Spine, and Polygon. He loves writing guides since they are all about teaching (his side job for 10 years before starting writing about games) other about the games.
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flipboard.com | Paulo Kawanishi
Hideo Kojima on How His Illness Affected ‘Death Stranding 2,’ Developing A24 Film Adaptation and Why His Collaboration With GU Is About More Than FashionHideo Kojima is excited we are sitting across from each other. I am too, of course, but I was perfectly satisfied just getting the chance to even …
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1 week ago |
polygon.com | Paulo Kawanishi
Image: Sloclap via PolygonPaulo Kawanishi Paulo Kawanishi is a Brazilian freelance writer who’s been writings guides, features, and reviews since 2022. He has worked with Eurogamer, Game Informer, Nintendo Life, PCGamesN, Into the Spine, and Polygon. He loves writing guides since they are all about teaching (his side job for 10 years before starting writing about games) other about the games. He has, however, a good number of opinions about games and anime shows that he eventually write down.
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polygon.com | Paulo Kawanishi
The idea of Rematch is much the same as it is for soccer: group up with other players and beat the other team. This largely means kicking the ball, scoring some goals, and picking your victory pose at the end of the match. It’s not that simple, though. A match in Rematch involves more than casually kicking a ball around with friends on the weekend. It requires you to learn how to angle your balls, take advantage of the walls around the field, and master your own character.
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