National Video Game Day on July 8 is a chance to honor the games we grew up with and the ones we still return to for a little ...

Microsoft is firing thousands of workers, its second mass layoff in months. The tech giant began sending out layoff notices ...

Although some of are visuallty dated, some of the best PlayStation 3 games have truly aged like fine wine and can rival their modern counterparts.

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From the 7th generation's Wii and PS3 to nowadays with the Switch 2 and PS5, this is every gaming generation, ranked.

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A reader thinks that the era of video games consoles is coming to an end and that the Nintendo Switch 2 will be the last bastion of the concept. For a good few years now there’s been talk about ...

Also known as the HD-era, the seventh generation firmly established the three-way console war between Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox. Home consoles were now completely mainstream and games were ...

Daglow is a pioneering game designer, writer, producer and studio GM who has worked on every generation of video game consoles, starting in the era of the original Atari VCS in the 1970s.

The PS4 dominated the eighth generation of gaming consoles, selling 117 million units by 2022. It secured victory over its main rival, Microsoft's Xbox, thanks to a slew of critically acclaimed games.

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