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A Soccer-Loving Nation’s Transcendent Summer Is Reimagined

April 30, 2025

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The video game Despelote, set against Ecuador’s journey to the 2002 World Cup, is filled with the sights and sounds of its country and candid, autobiographical details.

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A Soccer-Loving Nation’s Transcendent Summer Is Reimagined

The video game Despelote, set against Ecuador’s journey to the 2002 World Cup, is filled with the sights and sounds of its country and candid, autobiographical details.

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