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Every few years, someone publishes a “definitive” ranking of The Legend of Zelda, and every few years, that list reveals more about gaming nostalgia than it does about design. The series created by Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka in 1986, stewarded by producer Eiji Aonuma since the late 1990s, and scored by the legendary Koji…

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With so many team-based shooter games vying for players’ attention these days, one particular standout is “Valorant.” Launched in 2020 by Riot Games, this one revolves around teams of five taking on an opposing team in objective-based matches. While the gameplay leans heavily into first-person combat, the game’s growing cast of characters have their own…

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The Western is one of the most oversaturated, predictable, and aesthetically exhausted genres on television, and it has been for the majority of the medium’s existence. Any network or producer who wants to make a new show in this space has one episode to prove why they’re different from 70 years of cowboy capers —…

Does a good boy make for a good TV show? Sometimes! There have been dogs on the small screen for decades, and a few of these pooch programs are among the most beloved TV series ever to air. These are five of the best shows that starred dogs, ranked.

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We’ve all done the infinite scroll on the Netflix app, spending an hour looking for something to watch before giving up. Sometimes there are just too many shows to choose from. And the last thing anyone wants is to get a few hours into a series that’s not worth finishing. 

When it comes to Marvel villains, Spider-Man: Brand New Day had plenty of options. Spider-Man has a deep and varied rogues’ gallery, so it came as a surprise when the villain of the latest Spidey film turned out to be Jean Grey, a powerful future X-Men member who will likely go on to be a…

“Sterling Point” is not your typical teen drama. Though it features some stalwarts of the genre (summer awakenings, family secrets, love triangles), everything about the show feels fresh and authentic. Created by Megan Park, who directed the great film “My Old Ass,” and executive produced by “Gossip Girl” creators Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, the…