Hungrybox
Guest on Digital Social Hour
Hungrybox is the gamer tag of Juan Manuel DeBiedma, an Argentine-American professional *Super Smash Bros. Melee* player best known for maining Jigglypuff. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest *Melee* players of all time and is also known as a streamer, commentator, and tournament organizer.
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Balatro👍 Recommends
…discussing indie games and roguelike games he plays outside of smash brothers
“The only other game that really has taken over my life and my free time is Bellatro. That's that one. Bellatro is a poker roguelike. It's not gambling at all. It's a roguelike game. So you win a level, you go to the shop, you upgrade using jokers. And you would think that sounds kind of weird for poker, but it was nominated for game of the year. And I think it should have won, in my opinion, over Astro Boy.”
on Digital Social Hour

Balatro👍 Recommends
…discussing indie games and roguelike gaming experiences beyond competitive smash
“And the only other game that really has taken over my life and my free time is Bellatro. What's that one? Bellatro is a poker roguelike. It's not gambling at all. It's a roguelike game. So you win a level, you go to the shop, you upgrade using jokers. And you would think that sounds kind of weird for poker, but it was nominated for game of the year. And I think it should have won, in my opinion, over Astro Boy.”
on Digital Social Hour

Mario 64💬 Mentioned
…discussing speedrunning games and attempts at speedrunning
“Have you attempted any speedruns yourself on anything? I tried speedrunning Mario 64. It did not go well. But I got the appeal. I got the appeal. Yeah, I can see why it's addicting for sure.”
on Digital Social Hour

Mario 64💬 Mentioned
…discussing speedrunning games and watching speedrunning content
“Have you attempted any speed runs yourself on anything? I tried super running Mario 64. It did not go well. But I got the appeal. I got the appeal. Yeah, I can see why it's addicting for sure.”
on Digital Social Hour

Super Smash Bros. Melee👍 Recommends
…discussing the melee game balance and character viability tiers
“I specialize in Melee, which is the one that came out 2001 for the GameCube. A lot of the kids nowadays, they play ultimate. I play ultimate also, but I'm like definitely not like a top pro at that by any means. But in Melee, there's definitely top tiers, high tiers, middle tiers, low tiers and bottom tiers.”
on Digital Social Hour

Super Smash Bros. Melee👍 Recommends
…discussing the differences between melee and ultimate smash brothers games
“I specialize in melee, which is the one that came out 2001 for the game cube. A lot of the kids nowadays, they play ultimate. I play ultimate also, but I'm like definitely not like a top pro at that by any means. But in melee, there's definitely top tiers, high tiers, middle tiers, low tiers, and bottom tiers.”
on Digital Social Hour

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate💬 Mentioned
…discussing differences between melee and ultimate smash bros games
“A lot of the kids nowadays, they play ultimate. I play ultimate also, but I'm like definitely not like a top pro at that by any means. But in Melee, there's definitely top tiers, high tiers, middle tiers, low tiers and bottom tiers.”
on Digital Social Hour

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate💬 Mentioned
…comparing melee and ultimate gameplay balance and character viability
“I play ultimate also, but I'm like definitely not like a top pro at that by any means. But in melee, there's definitely top tiers, high tiers, middle tiers, low tiers, and bottom tiers. Got it. And what separates those tiers? It's just how viable your character is.”
on Digital Social Hour