For the longest time, video games were primarily produced for consoles, whose relatively simplistic hardware allowed developers to better optimize their games for those systems. Consoles let games ...

Handheld gaming exploded in the early ’90s with the Game Boy, and it seemed like everyone wanted to game on the go. While the ...

The mid-1990s was an interesting time in video game history, with 3D visuals and gameplay coming to the fore via titles like "Descent" and "Quake," and then going even more mainstream — or at least as ...

Making them available once again after the closure of Nintendo’s 3DS eShop is a positive and there’s no denying that as a ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The way we play games has come a long way. These days we have access to an incredibly large video ...

Elizabeth Orchard is a Toronto-based content writer, copy editor, and lifelong gamer. She's been playing visual novels and farming sims since she was ten years old, graduating into a hardcore love of ...

Sega has recently announced in a Japanese livestream that it will be releasing a new mini console based on the Mega Drive (also known as the Sega Genesis in the U.S.). The new console will be called ...

The Japanese Sega account on Twitter has cryptically teased an urgent notice about a “new project,” which could be a new Sega mini console, to be revealed on a live broadcast on June 3 at 4:00 am PST ...

Sega is removing 74 of its best-known retro games from Steam, Xbox, Switch, and PlayStation soon, and that includes Sega Genesis Classics. The Sonic maker made the announcement in a brief post and ...

The Sega Saturn used to only be a plug-in home device, but no longer. Thanks to modder TZMWX, fans can now see what the 32-bit system would look like if it transformed into a portable console. TZMWX ...

SEGA has announced an agreement "to acquire and publish next-generation game content" from Silicon Knights - perhaps putting to bed persistent rumours surrounding the Canadian developer's future work.