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June 09, 2021 Twitter/weareoneEXO Exo are back, with something old and something new on their latest album, Don’t Fight the Feeling. Out on Monday, the mini-album, or EP, dubbed a “special album”, is fronted by a funky ’90s-feeling dance single, also called Don’t Fight the Feeling. In it, the popular K-pop group reflect on the emotions of moving forward in the face of change and choices, motivating listeners to move forward with them. The music video for the song also arrived yeste...

Already on a downward trend, COVID-19-mandated closures are slashing profits and forcing closures of many of the country’s iconic locations.

REVIEW: The show's flash, Neon-infused set can’t hide the fact that the concept is convoluted, confusing and a half-hour too long.

Taito has announced the Egret II Mini, a shrunken down retro arcade cabinet with a rotating screen and several control options. It’ll ship in Japan next year from around $170.

In World War II, Germany tried to collapse the British economy by dropping millions of counterfeit bills over ...

After some big anniversary livestreams last week, the game industry has collectively turned off the information pipeline and went into “get ready for BIG THINGS!” mode. Still, we have some info about a new, mysterious RPG, Taitos mini console, and more!

Taito is releasing a mini replica of its Egret II sit down arcade cabinet from the 90s..

The History of Gaming - Timeline and Facts Gaming has come a long way and is now one of the best ways to entertain yourself. What makes gaming even more interested today is the fact that gamers can win real money playing video games professionally. If you are a gambler, you can even play all sorts of online slots enjoying the best casino bonuses. Before all this became a reality, many developments have happened since the commencement of gaming. Read on to learn more about the history of gaming...

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ITS game on for Southampton arcade lovers. Pure paradise for players of all ages, a brand new family entertainment centre has launched just in time for half term. The fun-packed and completely unique amusement venue High Score has opened its doors on East Street and boasts hundreds of different titles all free to play and unlimited once youve paid your one off entry fee. The line-up for gamers includes old school classics like Pac-Man and Space Invaders, pinball tables and sports games ...