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Kyle Chamaillard

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London
As seen in: TheGamer, Medium, MSN, MSN Canada, MSN Money Canada, MSN Malaysia, Flipboard, KeenGamer
Covers:  Nintendo, Pokemon, Sony, TV, Movies, Reality Television
Doesn't Cover: Xbox, PC
Freelance Writer | currently writing lists and stuff for @thegamerwebsite | former podcast host and writer for @KeenGamerCom | He/Him |

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Kyle Chamaillard’s Biography

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Working in the games industry since 2012, I decided to start writing about them toward the end of 2020. I've spent the last four years building my portfolio and doing everything possible to improve my work. I always seek new opportunities to learn and work with new people.

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Music Is The Most Important Part Of The Zelda Movie

Music Is The Most Important Part Of The Zelda Movie

Link's journey into the world of cinema can't repeat Mario's musical mistakes.

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10 Video Games Set in Canada

10 Video Games Set in Canada

This article features a list of video games that have the country of Canada as a setting. Sometimes they are …

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Is The PlayStation 5 Slim Worth It?

Is The PlayStation 5 Slim Worth It?

The new model of the PS5 is among us. Does it bring anything interesting apart from an altered design?

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How Many Final Fantasy 7 Games Are There?

How Many Final Fantasy 7 Games Are There?

The Compilation of Final Fantasy 7 expands the original game's universe with prequels and sequels starring fa…

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10 Best Indiana Jones Sidekicks

10 Best Indiana Jones Sidekicks

From Willie Scott to Short Round, Indiana Jones has had a bunch of sidekicks, but who is the best character?

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Only These RPGs Come Close To Chrono Trigger's Masterpiece Status

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By Kyle Chamaillard Verified
| TheGamer Verified
Chrono Trigger is a legendary RPG from the 90s, loved for its story, engaging battle system, and captivating soundtrack. Sea of Stars is a modern RPG inspired by Chrono Trigger, showcasing how classic formulas can still be improved. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has the potential to be remembered as this generation's Chrono Trigger due to its strong narrative and cast of likeable characters. It's hard to find anything to complain about when playing through Chrono Trigger.
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Worth The Wait? These Nintendo Series Had The Longest Gap Between Games.

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By Kyle Chamaillard Verified
| TheGamer Verified
Nintendo revived dormant series like Pilotwings & Punch-Out after 15 years, finally giving fans long-awaited sequels. Fan-favorites like F-Zero and Kid Icarus returned after decades away, proving patience pays off for dedicated fans. Famicom Detective Club, a hidden gem, resurfaced internationally after 32 years, showing Nintendo's dedication to reviving old series. Nintendo has a handful of franchises that fans can expect to see new entries for every couple of years.
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Tickets, Please: The Best Amusement Park Levels In Video Games

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By Kyle Chamaillard Verified
| TheGamer Verified
Here is a fact-based summary of the story contents: Here is a simplified version of the story contents: Nuka-World in Fallout 4 is a massive and fun post-apocalyptic theme park full of attractions and enemies around every corner. The Feast Layer in Donkey Kong Bananza offers food-themed rides and challenges. Ryan Amusements in Bioshock 2 is an eerie, dark theme park designed to scare children into staying in Rapture.
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