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Usually, the name ‘Famicom’ and the associated Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) don’t exactly bring to mind downloadable content and online services. However, at least in Japan, a modem add-on for the Famicom offered those features. Released in 1988, the Family Computer Network System (FCNS) offered all that using its modem to dial into Nintendo’s servers.…

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After popularizing the first-person shooter genre with “Doom,” id Software’s follow-up was the “Quake” series. Launched in 1996, the original “Quake” featured an episodic single-player campaign with the protagonist fighting extradimensional invaders in worlds that blended sci-fi and fantasy. The game included frenetic multiplayer modes and pushed id Software’s technology to the next level, particularly…

LDPlayer 9 is the Android emulator competitive mobile gamers keep coming back to, and the August 2026 build (14.0.22.0) makes it worth a fresh setup pass even if you tried it before. It trades a slower boot time for higher frames-per-second-per-GB of RAM than rivals like BlueStacks, which matters if you’re farming resources in a…

With arcade games still thriving in the late ’80s, many of the medium’s most iconic titles were released in 1989. From beat’em-ups to shoot’em-ups, the year saw plenty of fan-favorite titles that are still just as entertaining nearly 40 years later. While several of these games were ported to home platforms later, there is still…