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We’re in an era when it feels like there’s less of a need for physical video games, at least when the industry trends towards digital-only releases. This distinction is highlighted by PlayStation changing the way people buy games by 2028 as it moves away from disc-based games. That makes games that received physical releases, particularly…

The samew claiming that a new Super Smash Bros. and Nintendogs games are coming to Nintendo Switch 2. Here is everything you need to know about the major Nintendo leak

PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch players can now experience six NES and SNES classics for cheap on the PS Store. Jaleco’siconic sports series has been revived for a modern generation.

French game development studio Quantic Dream has been making narrative-driven video games for over 20 years. Among the studio’s most popular titles is the 2018 science fiction game “Detroit: Become Human,” released for PlayStation 4 and PC. Set in a near-future where lifelike androids serve humanity, the game follows three different playable synthetic characters as…

After launching the “LittleBigPlanet” series, the PlayStation franchise took a more conventional 3D platforming direction with “Sackboy: A Big Adventure.” Released for PS4 and PS5 in 2020, eventually receiving a PC port in 2022, the game leans more into platforming than the level editor features of its predecessors. The game’s story has Sackboy step up…

Despite recent price hikes, plan restructuring, and other controversial moves, Crunchyrollcontinues to be one of the premier destinations for anime and film streaming. Following the playbook of industry giants like Netflix, the platform has doubled down on videogames, which has now reached an important milestone.

The PlayStation 3 saw Sony’s gaming output reach something of a crossroads after its past success with the original PlayStation and PS2. The console was the first high-definition PlayStation and the first that had a built-in modem to allow for online functionality, including gameplay. The console pushed the entire gaming industry forward, even if the…

The White House launched a dedicated federal government gaming website on September 3, 2026 — five browser-playable retro arcade games promoting President Donald Trump’s signature policies, accessible at both whitehouse.gov/arcade and arcade.gov — formalizing a strategy of unauthorized gaming-IP use that already drew two formal diplomatic protests from Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and produced…

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The White House has launched five retro-style arcade games promoting President Donald Trump’s agenda, including two that let players simulate building a border wall and deporting migrants. The White House’s release of the deportation games arrives as concerns over ICE tactics grows during the administration’s immigration crackdown.