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Television has left an indelible mark on the food industry, especially in the form of competitive reality shows. Well-known shows like “Top Chef” and “Hell’s Kitchen” have elevated the culinary careers of many chefs and inspired viewers to join the restaurant industry (or just improve their home cooking). But why not bring back some older…

Sony kicked off the 21st century in style with the PlayStation 2, launched in 2000 as the company’s sophomore home console. Despite its popularity, many games released for the PS2 aren’t available on modern platforms, and we’re highlighting some notable omissions. Several of the best PS2 games of all time have not been rereleased on more…

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The “C” in NBC should stand for cancelation, as the network has a history of throwing great shows into the scrap heap when they start revving up. For every long-running hit like “Friends” and “ER,” there are umpteen gems that bite the dust after one or two seasons, robbing fans of the closure they crave.…

Last year, developer Wombat Brawler released Cast n Chill, a simple fishing game with complex, gorgeous pixel art. It’s a game full of downtime, where the gameplay frequently takes a backseat to just soaking everything in, enjoying the sights and sounds of its simulated waterways. This week, Wombat Brawler released a demo for their followup,…

At this point, there is almost no major gaming franchise that Fortnite hasn’t teamed up with, creating content inspired by a variety of iconic IPs. That being said, there are still a few famous series that haven’t been put into the ultimate crossover experience, with some gaming original universes perhaps still on the horizon for…

Gaming hardware costs an absolute megaton, right now, but don’t you worry, says Strass Zelnick, CEO of Rockstar parent company Take-Two Interactive – we’ll soon be playing all our games via streaming services anyway. Speaking during the company’s latest investor call, Strauss suggested that the games industry will “be in commercial streaming mode within three…