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Future Games Show gave us a closer look at Asterogues, a delightfully wacky beat-em-up game where you punch your way through the solar system.

BND columnist Jennifer Green shares details of her recent visit to the Wood River arcade, throwing in plenty of nostalgia as she geeks out about it.

Atari is teaming up with Plaion on a new retro home console after finally taking a mulligan on its last one. The Atari 2600+ pays homage to the original Atari 2600, which delighted children of the disco era starting in 1977, although this remake is based on the four-switch model from 1980. It plays both Atari 2600 and 7800 games. However, most buyers will want to track down physical cartridges as the retro system, which requires them to play, is only bundled with a collection of 10 titles that l...

From Kiss to Coors Light, here are 78 cultural staples that defined the summer of 1978.

For the longest time, graphing calculators have not changed in terms of design and function, as they all centered on solving algebra and other math problems that could take more time to solve on paper.

From Kiss to Coors Light, here are 78 cultural staples that defined the summer of 1978.

"I thought, Hey, I can probably do that" - As the reputed black sheep of the Nintendo console family, one might think 19...

Starfield is coming - but what are the games you should be playing on Xbox and Game Pass before you delve into Bethesda's space adventure?

From Kiss to Coors Light, here are 78 cultural staples that defined the summer of 1978.

This in-depth interview (found at Game Odyssey) covers a period of Japanese videogame history that is obscure even to most Japanese: the pre-Famicom era of the Cassette Vision and similar LSI games. During this period, from about 1975-1982, Epoch took the lead in Japanese console video game development, bridging the gap from simple, discrete circuit games to “modern” games using actual microprocessors.