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The Video Game History Foundation has beaten a copyright troll and is now able to better preserve Cookie’s Bustle, a Japanese point-and-click PC adventure game from the 1990s. Cookie’s Bustle is an obscure game that didn’t get much attention or…
Highguard will officially go offline on March 12, developer Wildlight has announced. This was the expected result, given that player numbers had fallen dramatically and the game was being supported only by a skeleton crew following mass layoffs at the…
The Unown lexicon. “Enemy DUGTRIO used Fissure. It’s super effective!” I’m six years old, and I’m staring at Pokémon Yellow on my Game Boy Color screen, dumbfounded. This was my first time fighting Giovanni, the leader of Team Rocket, and…
Upon booting up Deadlock, Valve’s latest MOBA/hero-shooter hybrid, players are treated to a hell of a visual: the New York City skyline plunged in shadows, illuminated only by the windows of its skyscrapers and a series of occult sigils. One…
Any starter for a new Pokémon generation will invite comparisons — to other monsters, to real creatures, and to other video games. You’ve probably already heard some of these associations. Browt is obviously a green Angry Bird. Gecqua? That’s Sobble…
The Dark Rites Of Arkham is a macabre murder mystery point-and-click adventure
The word is that Sony is rolling back its strategy of releasing big, exclusive, single-player PlayStation games — the likes of Marvel’s Spider-Man, The Last of Us, and God of War — on Windows PC. Without putting formal reporting out…
If you’re looking for a high-capacity power bank to extend your Nintendo Switch 2 or Steam Deck playtime on especially long trips, then this deal is perfect for you. Amazon is offering the Iniu 20,000mAh 45W Power Bank for just…
It could be that I’m being a tad dramatic here, but Fortnite, and particularly Roblox, might be two of the most annoying things to happen to games. Today, presumably in pursuit of infinite growth, EA announced a pair of Things…