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The ’90s really marked the last ride for arcade games, at least in terms of their commercial and popular ubiquity in the gaming industry in North America. Everything from sports and fighting games to racers and shooters got major releases throughout the decade. 1993 was a particularly interesting year for arcade games, with the debut…

Remember appointment TV when we had to be home at a certain time to see a favorite show? Television has undeniably changed in nearly every way since the 1990s. Instead of making it a point to be home and recording our favorite series on VHS tapes to enjoy later, we can stream any show at…

When you look at the lifetime sales of “Grand Theft Auto 5” alone, it’s clear why Rockstar doesn’t bother to publish much else besides “GTA” and “Red Dead Redemption” anymore. Basically, they don’t have to. It’s not unlike how Valve hasn’t seemed particularly interested in making games anymore now that they are raking in the cash from…

Pokémon is one of the most beloved franchises of all time, known for its anime, movies, card games, video games, manga, and more. For many 1990s kids, the series is a nostalgic childhood memory as it takes the viewers into a fantasy world full of unique creatures known as Pokémon. Based on the 1996 video…

Hollywood producers have been known to look across the pond for inspiration for new TV shows — and a few times, they’ve struck sitcom gold doing it.

The PlayStation 4 marked a huge leap forward for Sony, furthering the company’s commitment to high-definition gaming and online possibilities. As Sony’s primary gaming platform from 2013 to 2020, the console has plenty of popular gems that are still fondly remembered. Moreover, because of the advances in technology and enduring appeal, there are loads of…

Herefordshire’s scenic countryside has served as the backdrop for several TV shows.

8 Classic Game Franchises That Actually Began on the Super Nintendo – GamesReviews.com

The cultural cinematic ascendency of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the late 2000s gave way to an enormously long glut of superhero cinema that only just started to wane sometime in the mid-’20s. But thanks to the blinding financial success of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” the superhero wave might yet continue for a few more…

The private deal for “Action Comics No. 1” was announced Friday. It eclipses the previous record price for a comic book, set last November when a copy of “Superman No. 1″ was at sold at auction for $9.12 million.. (AP Video: David R. Martin)