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Can't talk. Playing Guacamelee! on my PlayStation Vita, an utterly charming platformer about a guy who rises from the dead with lucha powers in order to save the woman he loves from skeletons.


If that sentence alone doesn’t convince you of the utter brilliance of this concept then nothing will. Also you're probably devoid of joy as a human being. Suplexing and wrestling the undead as we speak. More later. 

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