Gaming Archive
Macau’s June gaming revenue expected to surge as much as 33 percent on easy comps
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As June ends, the gaming business in Macau appears have to have notched another big win on strength in the lucrative VIP
Retro gaming: Why players are returning to the classics
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Whether you enjoyed curling up with Tetris on a Gameboy, rolling around as Sonic on a Sega, or were just trying to
NOT YOUR REGULAR KIND OF GAMING MOD!
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I’m telling you, we may have accidentally (we’re not sorry) triggered a modularity revolution! There’s absolutely no shortage of modular concepts and
Celebrating the Music of Video Games as an Art Form
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‘ The electronic bleeps and squawks of Tetris, Donkey Kong and other generation-shaping games that you may never have thought of as musical
Sony should do more to boost cross-platform gaming
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Halfway through 2017, gamers have a new console from Nintendo to enjoy, a high-end option from Microsoft to look forward to, and
Hands-on: Middle Earth: Shadow of War gets more creative with Tolkien’s universe
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+ A lot of time and effort will be spent discussing Middle Earth: Shadow of War’s improved Nemesis System between now and
Why Atari’s New Console Could Be Just What The Gaming Industry Needs
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. Yesterday, I reported on the recent GamesBeat interview with Atari CEO Fred Chesnais, a chat that confirmed the existence of an
Update to Final Fantasy 15’s Controversial Chapter 13 Hits March 28
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Square Enix confirms that the previously announced tweaks to a particularly divisive chapter of Final Fantasy 15 will be distributed via an update on
Ghost Recon: Wildlands Closed Beta Gameplay Details
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With the next closed beta kicking off tomorrow, Ubisoft reveals what sort of content and map size players will be able to
Nintendo President Defends ‘Weak’ Switch Launch Line-Up
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Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima defends the Nintendo Switch’s launch line-up, pledging that the system won’t experience the same software droughts that have