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About Liam Ferguson
Liam has been a Features writer for The Best War Games since 2021. He's a life-long gaming enthusiast, and started covering game news in 2019.
Liam has a preference for melee-focused action games, and enjoys analyzing their mechanics. Combining a finger on the industry's pulse, a passion for writing, and the outlet The Best War Games provides for both, he's always ready to explain a little about a lot of games.
Favorite Games
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Dissidia 012: Final Fantasy, Kirby Super Star Ultra, 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, Okami, Copy Kitty, and more.
Industry Focus
Learning game design principles, recognizing design innovations, and ensuring nothing cool fades into obscurity.
Favorite Console
Nintendo GameCube
Latest
Pokemon Legends: Z-A Must Make Good on a Missed Mega Evolution Opportunity
Mega Evolution fell by the wayside shortly after its premiere, so Pokemon Legends: Z-A should finally use it in obvious ways it never was.
Zelda Returning to Its Classic Formula Could Pit Nostalgia Against Nostalgia
The right mixture of upcoming Legend of Zelda releases could make for an interesting study into the series’ traditional formula.
Kingdom Hearts 4 is Right Not to Pull the Trigger Any Time Soon
No Kingdom Hearts 4 developments have turned up for a while, but it may be in the game's best interest to keep itself under wraps.
Metaphor: ReFantazio's High Fantasy Genre Hopefully Won't Dull Persona's Edge
High fantasy is a large departure from Persona’s usual urban fantasy setting, and Metaphor: ReFantazio must take care not to lose steam because of it.
Monster Hunter Wilds Needs One Feature to Be a Game-Changer at Launch
Although there's already lots of hype surrounding Monster Hunter Wilds, the game could really take off if it makes up for a missed opportunity.
Another Crab’s Treasure Review
Balancing brutality and comfort is tough for any game, let alone a Soulslike, but Another Crab’s Treasure proves capable of supporting both.
Why Switch 2 Rumors Could Be a Big Deal for Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
The next Nintendo console seems to be close, and it would provide a platform for Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity to repeat a successful tactic.
If Armored Core 6 DLC Happens, It Has an Obvious Challenge Ahead of It
Extending Armored Core 6’s life through DLC sounds like a no-brainer, but it is bound to struggle replicating something the base game nailed.
Resident Evil 9's Rumored Size Could Have a Positive Impact on Its Characters
The ways with which Resident Evil has handled its characters’ development could change for the better if RE9 ends up going open-world.
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree's Miquella Should Be The Elden Beast to Messmer's Radagon
A straightforward fight from Shadow of the Erdtree’s Messmer is unlikely, but Elden Ring could really make it toug by bringing Miquella into the fray.
This Lethal Company-Inspired Game is Much More Than an April Fools' Joke
Content Warning was recently released as a parody of viral horror media, but it also offers a compelling twist on Lethal Company’s own viral horror.
Why Elden Ring Likely Won't End Up in a Bloodborne, Sekiro Situation
Elden Ring still has better chances getting more installments under FromSoftware alone than the developer's previous co-published titles.
Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - The Mystery of Rauru and Sonia's Child Explained
Among Tears of the Kingdom’s lingering questions is one with an implied answer, which ironically serves to make it even more puzzling.
All Features for Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero Confirmed So Far
Fans have gotten a taste of Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero’s intense action, and it’s pairing prior games' best mechanics with its own new features.
One Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Activity Could Be Taken To Another Level in The Final Game
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is loaded with side characters and mini-games, but one particular tangent could be doubled down on in its sequel.
Ghost Pokemon Are More Than Enough to Justify a Fun Horror-Like Spin-Off
Pokemon has been flirting with horror since its inception, and with so many Ghost Types around, a game giving them the spotlight is long overdue.
Rise of the Ronin Review
After years of emphasizing combat and loot, Rise of the Ronin diverges from Team Ninja's modern Souls stylings to let players tell their own story.
How the Whispers Could Impact Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3
FF7 Remake’s Whispers have resurfaced in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, and it seems inevitable that they’ll play a part in the trilogy’s conclusion.
Predicting Monster Hunter Wilds' New Gimmick
Monster Hunter Wilds is doing something new with the series’ gameplay, but the teases for what that is point in several different directions.
Super Smash Bros. 6 Might Want to Go for a Walk in MultiVersus' Shoes
For as much as MultiVersus owes to Super Smash Bros., a new Smash would benefit from trying its own take on the former's style of fighting.