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Today marks three decades of IGN, and we’re bringing you a ton of special content, deals, games, and merch to celebrate. Today, we’re continuing to look back at 30 years of IGN with a whole day of exclusives for fans of video games, movies, TV, and comics everywhere.

It has been 15 years since DC Comics finished its rollout of the New 52, and in the final week of new-issue releases, the company created its darkest team of heroes in what became the best version of the Justice League. The New 52 was a full company revamp and relaunch for DC following the…

Following a standout 2026, the studio enters its next phase with an ambitious content slate, expanded partnerships and aiON, its  AI-powered creative division.  Abundantia Entertainment, one of India’s leading content studios, marks its 13th anniversary in September this year, following a landmark 2026 that has reinforced the company’s distinctive position at the intersection of storytelling,…

Early in its run, Marvel Comics limited superheroes to one comic book each, except for those who are also on teams. There were some exceptions, such as when Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos were running at the same time as Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD, but with superheroes, it was one comic per hero…

For a lot of kids, Saturday morning meant one thing: a fun time to eat junk-food cereal and watch awesome cartoons. You knew the schedule. You knew the theme songs. And you knew which characters you wanted to see before you even turned on the TV. Then, on September 20, 1997, one of Marvel’s biggest animated hits came to an end. After five seasons, it was over. For a generation of kids who stuck with the characters, along with…

Before Sunday night, it had been 23 years since Madonna last performed at the MTV Video Music Awards. It had been 27 years since she actually won a VMA.

About three decades ago, TV already had so many great sitcoms that they went on to become classics like Boy Meets World, Friends, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Full House, and Seinfeld. That didn’t mean another sitcom coming along would automatically be a waste of time, but it definitely wasn’t the kind of thing that…

It’s been 35 years since the legendary and wildest action series Baki the Grappler debuted in Akita Shoten’s Weekly Shonen Champion magazine. Written and illustrated by Keisuke Itagaki, the manga made its mark in history for all the right and wrong reasons. Regardless of the controversies and the wild moments, there’s no denying that Baki…

With the Castlevania series having hit the big 40, and with Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse on the way, Konami is in the mood for celebrating. They’ve released a new trailer to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the franchise, as well as announcing that the original Castlevania, which was first released for Nintendo Entertainment System way back…

It was 15 years ago that DC Comics finished its rollout of the New 52 premiere issues, and in the final week of the rollout, it brought back a Golden Age hero who had become a joke over the last few decades. That issue did several things to try to rehabilitate the hero. It had…