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The Nintendo GameCube gave us some iconic games you can also play on the Wii and a beloved controller that’s still compatible with newer hardware like the Nintendo Switch 2. Even if you spent a lot of time playing games like Super Smash Bros. Melee and Resident Evil 4, you might not have noticed that…

DC Comics has created some of the most popular heroes of all-time. These stalwart champions of justice have been fighting the good fight since the beginning, protecting their home cities, the planet, the universe, and the very omniverse itself from the worst threats out there. It takes something special to be a DC hero; you’ve…

With warm weather, green vegetation, and plenty of activities to get out and enjoy the season, what better way to enjoy all that summer has to offer than staying indoors and binging some summer-themed anime? Nah, only joking. We live in a time when technology is portable and makes it possible to enjoy anime anywhere…

Emerging in the early 2010s, vaporwave as a subgenre of electronic music, visual art style, internet meme, and aesthetic can be characterized by its retro-futuristic sounds and imagery. Inspired by the 80’s and 90’s, the aesthetic often includes: neon colors, retro software and internet interfaces, Greco-Roman statues and busts, 3D-rendered objects, consumer logos, glitch art,…

As the first serious competition for Nintendo’s home console dominance, at least in the North American market, Sega was never the same after the Genesis. Launched in 1988, the 16-bit console brought franchises like “Sonic the Hedgehog” and “Golden Axe” to gamers worldwide. The console and its games were a staple throughout the early to…

While it may not seem like it at first glance, 2004 was a deceptively pivotal year for gaming, with the release of plenty of enduring titles across multiple platforms. The year marked the tail end of the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and GameCube eras, and the launch of the Nintendo DS and PlayStation Portable. PC gaming…