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Dante is a big name in gaming, but it usually refers to the protagonist of the Devil May Cryseries. The poet also lends his name to a cult classic, however — the 2010 hack-and-slash game Dante’s Inferno, originally released on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PSP.

The White House is rolling out a new website Thursday featuring classic arcade-style games with a MAGA twist. (Credit: The White House)

Avengers: Doomsday is coming, but many are wondering if the project could doom the Marvel Cinematic Universe franchise, if it’s not the Massive Marvel movie event fans are hoping for. This week has brought some increased attention to the production, as it was reported that Avengers: Doomsdaywas undergoing some late-game reshoots.

Amongst some iconic movie costumes including two Batsuits, Leonard Nimoy’s Spock costume from Star Trek: The Original Series, and John Travolta’s Saturday Night Feverwhite suit, Prop Store threw a curveball with the inclusion of a pretty generic piece that ended up being a star performer at auction. Among the items that performed better than expected…

A classic 007 game has been given the PC remaster treatment, and no it’s not thatone.

There is little greater childhood thrill than being able to create your own adventures with your favorite super-hero. One of the first toys to make this possible was Ideal’s Captain Action, short-lived on shelves, but long-lived in the memory of sixties kids. With Captain Action, kids were given a super-hero figure with swappable Uniform Sets…

Infamy is constantly mistaken for popularity in television nostalgia. A show people actually watched for years feels remembered because of real viewership. A show that shows up in every “worst TV ever” list feels remembered too, for the opposite reason entirely, and those two categories blur together faster than anyone expects once enough decades pass.

Nintendo Switch Online is a downgrade in many ways compared to the Virtual Console on the Nintendo Wii, Wii U and 3DS/2DS.

An adorable Nintendo classic from the Game Boy Color era is now playable on Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5. The relaunch arrived quietly, without much fanfare, but for longtime fans of retro arcade games, it’s still a pretty big deal.

A classic Star WarsPS4 gamehas dropped to just $3.99 on the PlayStation Store as part of a limited-time deal. The deal will come to a close at the end of this month. With this offer, gamers can get 60% off the original price.