It is, but more in a spiritual sense than a literal one. I can't quite explain why, but despite none of these games really playing like each other, they feel like they do.

Chuck Schuldiner

Mexico

Don't you dare to disrespect Nomad (first name Jake, so you almost got it)

Thanks for reminding me how much I hate American Sniper

What a piece of shit

Haemorrhage (In my hands) by Fuel

There are a lot of people in Mexico and South America that never got any consoles when they were kids but can kick your ass like nothing in any NeoGeo game. The "American VG magazine" experience was always extremely narrow.

You should try the game! La abadía del crimen (Abbey of crime) it's an absolute classic spanish ZX spectrum/Amstrad CPC adventure game from the late 80's. There's even a free modern remake on steam:
store.steampowered.com/app/474030/T...

Honestly not the worst I've seen here in Mexico. Insane people sell this at restaurants in Monterrey:

Our tech overlords are not interested in relieving humanity from the "burden" of everyday life tasks.

What they want is to make it *impossible* for any of us to navigate everyday life without passing through a toll booth that they control.

Our biggest local coffee chain has been using "Mexicano" instead of American since 2023, and it seems that other chains are following their example down here.

Would?

They are everywhere here in north Mexico and everyone I know who have one seems to love them (except for traveling).

It is. As far as I know Mijo (or mijito) is not mexican exclusive, but probably is much more commonly used here

Nos obligan a hablar como siervos pusilánimes, en un lenguaje suave y poco provocador, nos quieren blandos de cojones, incluso nos roban las palabras para definir sus crímenes: son violadores, asesinos, genocidas, nazis y tiranos. No desviven, matan. No hacen la G palabra, cometen genocidio.

I think a lot of the shittyness gets kinda lost in translation. Watching this movie as a native Spanish speaker was torture.