The original PlayStation is like the ocean. Absolutely full of water. Wait, no. I mean the deeper into it you go, the more you’ll discover things that no human eyes were ever meant to see. But the PS1 ...

When you think of the Super Nintendo, what’s the first thing you think of? If you answered “a Smith & Wesson,” first of all, Mario Is Missing was not that bad. But it’s not really accurate. There were ...

World War 2 is one of the most popular historical settings in strategy games. The massive conflict allows for a huge variety of games tackling different theatres and perspectives, from the smallest ...

Exploration and survival games have largely remained a pretty similar genre over the years. You’re just someone backpacking it on a lonely piece of land trying to either build something or get ...

The Nintendo 64 persevered despite the dominance of the PlayStation 1, and that’s even more impressive when you consider that many of the worst N64 games are strong contenders for any list of the ...

Science fiction is one of the most common settings for strategy games to explore. Since Space Invaders took the gaming world by storm in 1978, sci-fi has captivated the minds of video game developers.

Action games come in many flavors. From the soulslikes that dominate the landscape of gaming today, to the more cinematic Uncharted-esque experiences, the genre covers a huge amount of ground and is ...

With a 40th anniversary of their first appearance that’s going to be here sooner than you think (because time just stopped making sense after the world stopped), it’s safe to say The Simpsons is a ...

With the advances that have been made in gaming technology over the years, you’d think that full-motion video games would be a thing of the past. The art of using real-life footage and actors to ...

The Nintendo Switch has a knack for porting over any and all games capable of running with its relatively modest hardware. Those specs can slide even further when the Switch is in handheld mode, ...

No console has arguably aged as beautifully as the Sega Dreamcast. From the still stunning visuals and wonderful arcade gameplay, to the way it set the groundwork for so many technical innovations in ...

Of the many horror sub-genres, psychological horror is known for leaving a lasting impression because it plays on the fragility of the human mind. Psychological horror doesn’t usually need jump scares ...