Browsing: Retro

If you’re the type who gets motion sick in virtual reality headsets, then sorry, this one’s not for you. There’s a passionate developer out there who decided it would be cool to adapt retro video games into virtual reality.

New leaks tied to “Fortnite” have revealed a wave of gaming icons set to arrive when Chapter 7 Season 4 launches later this month.

Does anyone else feel like we hit critical mass on superhero movies? There are so many annual releases that it feels impossible to keep up with all of them, and they all end looking and feeling the same. Growing up in the early 2000s, I was always excited for a new superhero movie because they…

The golden age of gaming was beautiful to behold, with Nintendo bursting onto the scene and helping the industry bounce back after the disastrous video game crash of 1983. Sega soon joined the at-home gaming ranks and engaged in a console war for the ages with Nintendo, but couldn’t quite topple the giant — Sega…

Hot on the heels of the recently announced Christopher Reeve Superman 8-Inch_Action_Figure, NECA continues to expand their retro-inspired DC Comics lineup with the addition of the DC Comics Superman 8-Inch Scale Clothed Action Figure which pays homage to the cloth-costumed action figures that became a hallmark of the toy industry during the 1970s and early…

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Nintendo has shown off a lovely collection of new freebies now available for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 owners.

LEGO is getting creative with its new LEGO Donkey Kong Arcade set, an arcade-inspired construction set.

Using a NVIDIA or AMD graphics card, you might have noticed a little feature called GPU scaling. This is a handy feature to enable on your graphics card if you play video games at an aspect ratio other than 16:9, the native aspect ratio found on the coolest PC monitors you can buy today. With…

The PlayStation 3 store is closing in 2027, and shortly after in 2028, PlayStation will cease production on physical game discs.