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Ever since the days of “Pitfall” on the Atari, the action-adventure genre has thrived throughout the history of the video game industry. This genre combines combat, light platforming, and puzzle-solving gameplay, often in a lushly exotic setting, and usually around remote ancient environments. The ultimate action-adventure archetype is Indiana Jones, with plenty of video game…

University of Wyoming developers and their Standing Rock Sioux tribal partners are trying to save the Lakota language, now spoken fluently by only about 2,000 people in North America.

Sony Interactive Entertainment is reportedly surveying developers to find out their thoughts on the decision to end disc support for its PlayStation console.

Reviews are out for the snazzy remaster of The Witcher 3today, which I cannot yet play because I’m away from my computer and also because I haven’t updated to Windows 11. People who have spent some time with the remaster, out on Tuesday, seem to be feeling pretty positive about the changes, but I’m not…

Fla. — Old video games collecting dust in attics, closets and basements may be worth another look, especially if their original boxes and manuals are still intact

Following rumors that PHYSINT had a budget of $400 million, more credibleng Hideo Kojima’s next project

TL;DR: Game of Tobi’s unofficial The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess port has made substantial progress on New Nintendo 3DS, with stereoscopic 3D now working. Performance issues and visual glitches remain, and the developer has not confirmed a release date or whether the first release will support older 3DS models. Voice: Hassam NasirSpeed 0:00 /…

Nintendo and Sega’s fierce battle reshaped the video game industry and helped define a generation of gaming.

Following the recent breakup between Hideo Kojima and PlayStation, rumours have been circulating about the budget behind PHYSINT, with some claiming Kojima was seeking more than $400M for the project. However, it now appears that Xbox signed the game for “significantly less” than those figures.

For someone who really likes driving, I don’t get along that well with many of today’s driving games. Too many of them are about the apex of the pursuit: driving the very fastest cars on the most challenging tracks, in cut-throat races or mad dashes against a clock. This is fine and fun enough, but…