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You have to be instantly recognisable in order to be classified as iconic, and this PlayStation 3 era gem most definitely falls into that category.

Finn Wolfhard is primarily known for his role as Mike Wheeler on Stranger Things, but with the popular Netflix show firmly behind him, he is now focused on his music career. But that doesn’t mean he is not performing and picking up smaller jobs that let him do fun, unexpected things like act out Lego Pokémon…

Earlier today, members of Xbox leadership, reportedly including CEO Asha Sharma, visited Bethesda’s office just a few weeks after laying off 1,600 workers across its studios. Sharma seemingly confirmed she was there today by posting her thoughts on how the long-awaited Elder Scrolls VI is looking after checking out a “live playthrough” of the RPG while…

The video game landscape is always changing. New consoles allow for development of games that would have been impossible on older hardware. Every once in a while, a game like “Fortnite” or “Grand Theft Auto” completely changes the industry and everyone pivots in an attempt to replicate that success, for better or for worse.

Murals across New England are transforming walls into colorful celebrations of music, history, gaming and community, with eye-catching works in Boston, Concord and Manchester.

We’re on a drip-feed of first-party PlayStation releases this generation, but after last week’s Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls and April’s Saros, there’s yet another high-profile Sony game right around the corner.

In this photo provided by Nintendo Wire, publisher Jason Ganos, left, and OneStopWonders store owner Kevin Braun hold PSA graded copies of Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt video games on June 17, in Waukesha, Wis. Lauren Ganos / Nintendo Wire

With testing being done on a SteamOS Steam Deck, Asobi: Remote Play is a new way to play PlayStation games on Linux systems including cloud-streaming. For those of you still subscribing to the Sony ecosystem, this one is for you.

Today Xbox CEO Asha Sharma took a trip to Bethesda Game Studios in Rockville, Maryland. She was welcomed with open arms, of a sort.

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is one of those games that, by its very nature, needs some context when it comes to modern discussion. Oblivion as it released in 2006 was an ambitious monstrosity that seemed held together by duct tape and was constantly at risk of coming apart at the seams. To some degree,…