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Nintendo’s rich console history is quite deep and interesting, even if not all of its gaming systems made it outside of Japan. In some cases, Nintendo didn’t find the market strong enough to warrant a global release, and in others, some of the company’s inventions were simply too niche. Looking back, Nintendo’s diverse portfolio is intriguing,…

Home video game consoles have been around since the 1970s, and while there are only a handful of consoles today, it wasn’t always like that. This was especially true throughout the 1980s and ’90s as more companies threw their tech at consumers hoping to gain a significant chunk of the market. This was both a…

TL;DR: A YouTuber found that Microsoft’s disc-to-digital program lets users insert current-gen Xbox Series X discs into last-gen Xbox One consoles to authenticate and unlock free digital copies; not all titles qualify (Ubisoft and many older or early Xbox One “year-one” discs are excluded), and Microsoft hasn’t confirmed future disc support. Voice: DefaultSpeed 0:00 /…

With major gaming companies pushing for a digital future, a big question now becomes whether it is worth buying a next-gen console or investing in something like a full-fledged gaming PC. The answer is: it depends. Plenty may jump to getting a new gaming PC, but sadly, the reality is that the RAM and memory crisis does…