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Zombies have long been a staple of the horror genre. Dating back to classics like “Night of the Living Dead” and right up through modern favorites like “28 Years Later,” movies involving the undead are enduringly entertaining. The undead favorites have also invaded the realm of video games many times over the years. In the…

Back in February, TidalWave Productions quietly dropped Orbit: Power Up — The History of Video Games, a 22-page biography comic that runs from Ralph Baer soldering the Brown Box in his basement to Halo reshaping what a launch title could be. At the time it read like a nice little primer. Five months later, it…

One of Ubisoft’s biggest fan-favorite franchises is “Far Cry,” a first-person shooter series that began in 2004. The series quickly expanded its gameplay experience to be an open-world one, letting players clear out areas of enemies and complete side missions alongside the main story. Fans agree that the best “Far Cry” games combine open-world exploration…

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Michele Ragon, a 46-year-old employee communications business partner at LinkedIn, based in the Bay Area. The following has been edited for length and clarity

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I don’t know how closely you follow the world of video games, but that corner of the entertainment industry is drowning right now. From rising RAM costs due to AI oversaturation to trend-chasing and audiences who don’t know how good they have it, the beloved hobby is a dumpster fire of miscalculations and discontent. Gaming…

Regardless of its quality, Grand Theft Auto VI is going to make a big splash when it lands on November 19

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…

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