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As long as video games have been around, there have been fighting video games. Whether it’s classic arcade fighters like Mortal Kombat, modern brawlers like Tekken, or even family-friendly titles like Super Smash Bros., there’s something about the genre that fans can’t get enough of.

The “Fallout” franchise has produced some of the most impactful and popular RPGs of all time. From the smoothness of the gameplay to the lore-rich universe that Bethesda has created, there’s a reason why the franchise has become so beloved in the video game industry. That now includes the entertainment industry with Prime Video’s award-winning…

When it is time to draw a card, Cristian M. Amores does not look at anything: he brings his iPhone up to an NFC tag stuck on the card sleeve and waits for VoiceOver to tell him what he has just drawn. He is blind and, since the end of 2020, has been adapting, card…

With the recent release of Insomniac Games’ Marvel’s Wolverine we have yet another addition to the vast library of video games featuring everyone’s favorite mutant. He’s had his own games, and he’s been part of an ensemble, all to varying results, but the thought always remains the same: people want to live in Wolverine’s shoes.

The Tom Clancy name is synonymous with political and military thrillers, not just for the novels he wrote and the many movies and shows based on them, but also when it comes to video games. One particularly popular Tom Clancy video game series is “Tom Clancy’s The Division,” which began in 2016. The game, along…

“Slime in the Ice Machine” lines on, in video game form. Image: Courtesy of Aconite

Obsession over a particular topic is typically one of the requirements to give yourself the moniker of nerd or geek. And if you proudly let your geek flag fly, chances are you’ve gone down Reddit rabbit holes exploring the inner workings of your favorite video games, manga, films, and TV shows. Sure, researching cheat codes…

Blizzard workers rallied outside the company’s Irvine, California, headquarters in August as part of the push for a first contract. Photo: Orange County Labor Federation

When it’s his turn to draw a card, Cristian M. Amores doesn’t look at anything: he points his iPhone camera at a QR code stuck to the sleeve and waits for VoiceOver to tell him what he has just drawn. He is blind and, since late 2020, has been adapting, card by card, the way…

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