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GTA VI may be unplayable for some PS5 players if this urgent instruction isn’t followed ahead of the game’s highly anticipated launch this November.

The Nintendo 64 saw Nintendo lead the console market’s charge into 3D gameplay with titles like “Super Mario 64” and “Banjo-Kazooie.” Unfortunately, as with any gaming platform, the N64 has plenty of games that have yet to receive a modern re-release. Whether because of licensing issues or difficulties replicating the games’ architecture, there are a…

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…

The first Sony console to embrace a high-definition presentation was the PlayStation 3, with its physical releases published on Blu-ray discs. Launched in 2006, the console primarily competed with the Xbox 360 and Wii until the debut of the PlayStation 4 in 2013. 20 years after the PS3’s launch, PlayStation has officially begun to end…

Microsoft’s sophomore home console, the Xbox 360, holds an important place in gaming industry history, particularly when it comes to the early days of online gaming. Launched in 2005, the console saw Microsoft lean more into its network capabilities, both in terms of multiplayer gaming and the Xbox digital storefront. For subsequent consoles, Xbox has…

Regardless of how gamers feel about the “console wars,” everyone agrees that the PlayStation 4 was an excellent system. The console had a sleek design, a fantastic UI, and some of the most memorable exclusives of the era. The best PS4 games became instant classics, and some of them are so popular they’ve been remade…

The Sony PlayStation accomplished something no other console could in the 1990s by becoming the first-ever console to sell over 100 million units worldwide. This wasn’t done on the strength of its 32-bit hardware alone, of course, but through a library of excellent games, many of which still hold up decades later.

There are a number of incredible video games that you can’t legally play today, even bona fide classics for the PC. While a growing number of games receive modern remasters or are resurrected by online services like GOG, there are still quite a few popular titles that remain unavailable. While emulators and unauthorized versions may…