Diego Arguello
Diego is a journalist and critic from Buenos Aires, Argentina who has learned English thanks to video games, which he now covers for Polygon, Inverse, Bullet Points, The Washington Post, Fanbyte, and IGN. He also regularly writes video game guides for EuroGamer. Diego founded Into The Spine on Patreon in 2018 to tell stories about video games and what they leave behind. Diego has a Bachelor’s Degree from Emilia Moutier de Pirán in Buenos Aires. He's objectively bad at taking breaks and can usually be found procrastinating on Twitter.
2024’s Video Games, Ranked From Worst to Best
It’s already been a big year for gaming. Here’s every title Inverse has reviewed so far.
Helldivers 2 Is a Perfect Sci-Fi Shooter With One Glaring Flaw
Inverse score: 8/10.
Separate Ways is the Best Excuse to Return to the Resident Evil 4 Remake
Every step you take, she'll be watching you.
PlayStation VR2's Stumbling First Year
One year in, virtual reality game developers reveal their biggest problems with Sony’s second-gen headset.
How 2023’s Scariest Games Redefined a Classic Horror Trope
From Alan Wake 2 to The Outlast Trials, the jump scare may never be the same again.
Alan Wake 2 Shotgun Locations and Codes for All 3 Weapons
Finding a shotgun gives you a massive advantage against your enemies. Here’s how do it.
15 Years Ago, a Legendary Bethesda Franchise Delivered the Perfect Open-World Game
15 years later, not many open worlds care to be remembered.
How an online improv group became the MST3K of video games
Yes, and...
'Disco Elysium: The Final Cut' is a lackluster version of a must-play RPG
Inverse score: 7/10
Hitman 3's Argentina mission marks an important first for video games
