I, Robot is a 1984 arcade game designed by Dave Theurer, creator of Missile Command and the original Tempest. Theurer loved to push the technological boundaries of early gaming an ...

The PlayStation 2 helped to define video gaming in the new millennium. Its popularity crushed its competitors and allowed for ...

Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida recently discussed his history with the Nintendo PlayStation prototype, including playing Sony's "almost finished" game for the canceled console.

Publisher Atari and developer Choice Provisions have announced Breakout Beyond for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox [...] ...

Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa has stated the company will continue to support the original Nintendo Switch ...

Xbox could be going the same way as Sega, according to ... of the conversation with Sony and Nintendo. This topic is addressed in a new interview with former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden, who ...

Analogue hasn’t gotten around to a PlayStation core yet; its first CD-based system was 2023’s excellent, but niche, Analogue Duo and up next is the Analogue 3D, a 4K Nintendo 64 clone which ...

Atari has released a collection of new watches with a unique design that celebrates the 45th anniversary of Asteroids. In the original version of the game that debuted in 1979, spotting and ...

So far, the game has only been confirmed as a Nintendo Switch title, but eagle-eyed fans have spotted something that makes them think it may get a broader release. PlayStation users may get a ...

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Skies of Arcadia has been given a fresh trademark by Sega, raising fan hopes for some kind of revival. Fresh trademarks for the beloved Dreamcast and GameCube RPG - including for the game's ...

Sega has filed trademarks for Skies of Arcadia and Eternal Arcadia in Japan — and plenty of Dreamcast and GameCube fans are going wild worldwide. As with all trademark renewals and refreshes ...