Diablo 3 and Torchlight 2 came out in 2012, but it was meant to be rough for the latter as it was going up against the king of the genre. Torchlight 2 – as it earned a dedicated fanbase...
Do you know that Magnavox Odyssey was the pioneer of commercial home video game consoles? Developed by Ralph H. Baer and his team released Magnavox in the US in 1972, and it was a success, selling 69,000 units in...
Classic video games remain iconic due to their nostalgia factor and innovation. Such is the case with a lot of Nintendo video games, especially for the N64. Lately, there has been a steady wave of information that some N64...
During the pandemic, when everyone was asked to stay home, limit their movements and practice social distancing in public places, lots of people discovered the world of video games. For gamers out there, you may have a number of...
Ever since the launch of Magnavox Odyssey - the first commercial home video game console - in 1972, the console industry has grown exponentially. With a plethora of gaming console options, it is tough to determine which one is the...
Star Fox Command is a sci-fi shooter game created by Nintendo featuring personified animals as main characters for its consoles, such as the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Nintendo 64, Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo DS, Nintendo 3DS, and Nintendo Wii U. Star...
Video games is a hundred billion dollar industry. Almost two-thirds of Americans play video games regularly. From arcade systems to online games down to console games, video games come in different forms and genres. It is no wonder why video...
The 7th generation of video game consoles began November 22, 2005. Microsoft’s Xbox 360 release marked the beginning of this generation. It was then followed by the PlayStation 3 by Sony Computer Entertainment released on November 17, 2006 and...
Nintendo's Gamecube was one of the most beloved gaming consoles for many gamers. It's cute little purple design was very creative at a time where consoles were large and chunky. The ultimate goal of the Gamecube was to distinguish itself...