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Companies like Game Freak are often widely known for their single greatest achievement.

Goosebumps was an incredible thing for ‘90s kids. Now, 25 years later, the children’s horror anthology is still growing.

The Jurassic Park franchise has a love/hate relationship with its video game tie-ins.

It’s 1998. My uncle has just handed me a wrapped package roughly the size of an encyclopedia. Beneath the shiny red paper is a cardboard box

In 1997, the movie Titanic was a cultural phenomenon, raking in massive box office numbers, record breaking award nominations, and shedding light on

A real-time strategy game is usually a genre that thrived only on the PC.

When it comes to obscure games, it is rare to discuss a title that is a recent hidden gem.

Mr. Gimmick is a game as impressive as it is rare. It was only released in Japan and Scandinavia for some reason, in very limited quantities. There

What game comes to mind when you hear "things go from bad to worse when you hear the sound of a siren"? If you said Siren, then congratulations!

When a video game takes us to an imaginative world, it is often a selling point of the experience.

Alternative history is often a fun way to create a new world with little effort, proposing a butterfly effect to historical events that in turn

The movie Alien is a major touchstone in popular cultureùa landmark horror movie with a sci-fi aesthetic.

Man, cancer sucks lately.