Video games are all about making progress of some kind, and most of them can't be completed in a single session, so it makes sense that you can "save" your progress and keep playing later without ...

Starting Jan. 30, the Video Game History Foundation (VGHF) will be opening its digital archives to the public. Still a work-in-progress, these archives will be one of the largest repositories ...

After beginning its efforts in 2017, the Video Game History Foundation is opening its virtual doors to the public, offering access to its digital archive. There is a treasure trove of materials ...

Take a look back at the early generations of video game consoles in part one of our three-part video series (click here for part two; click here for part three). Hosted by yours truly, this ...

On August 5th, 2024, Game Informers parent company GameStop abruptly closed the publication, shuttering its website and laying off its entire staff. After 33 years of games media excellence, one of ...

When folks talk about gaming in Paris, they rarely focus on its history. Yet, long before today's gaming clubs emerged, the ...

For being one of the most influential cultural forces in the history of gaming, it’s kind of a thing for people to shit on Nintendo. Its current console, the Switch, is home to some of the greatest ...

2024 saw a spike in the emergence of retro games. Nostalgia, simplicity, and modern innovations are leading the way in the revival of the classic titles of past decades and capturing the hearts of ...

A Handheld History, one of the best books about portable gaming, is on sale for 50% off at Amazon. Created by Lost in Cult and Retro Dodo, A Handheld History explores the rich history of portable ...

Take a look back at the seventh and eighth generations of video game consoles in the final installment of our three-part video series (click here for part one; click here for part two). Hosted by ...