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Our collective sports memory favors the recent and the victorious. All the excitement and beauty and absurdity in a game or a season builds toward one, objective decision: Who won? A player’s all-time best performance or critical play might get forgotten simply because it happened early, or because their team didn’t win in the end. Conversely, fans might overlook your horrific slump or blooper because you DID win. And if the event ends with one big moment, you can pretty much forget everything else. A conclusive buzzer-beater or walk-off shines so brightly that it risks eclipsing everythi...

We're counting down the days until we can play games like Fantasian, Wonderbox and Cozy Grove.

In honor of the Pokémon series’ 25th anniversary, we’re looking forward at what we want from the future of the franchise. Which direction should it go? What features most need to be added in the future of Pokémon? The Siliconera staff weighed in. While the franchise is definitely going to stick to its casual, kid-friendly confines whether we like that or not, there’s still room to build on the endgame for people who like the game but maybe aren’t into cutthroat competitive play or tedious shiny hunting. The thing I’ve seen floated around the most that I’d really love to see pi...

Soapbox: Pokémon Diamond And Pearl's Greatest Contribution To The Series Was The Underground Share: There's a Pokémon Presents tomorrow - the Pokémon-flavoured version of a Nintendo Direct - and I should be feeling like a kid on Christmas, since the announcement of a remake for Pokémon Diamond and Pearl seems almost certain. But I feel more like a kid on someone else's birthday: wishing I could join in the fun, but feeling like it's not about me. For the record, I think a remake of Diamond and Pearl makes sense, and it's not like the Pokémon series' first foray onto DS will be without it...

7 games we can't wait to play on Apple Arcade CNET 2 days ago © Provided by CNET Apple Arcade has a game for almost everyone. Shelby Brown/CNET Apple's $5-a-month gaming subscription service Apple Arcade added over 30 games on Friday, as well as two highly anticipated exclusives -- Fantasian from Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi, and Wonderbox: The Adventure Maker from Aquiris. Among the new releases was NBA 2K21 Arcade Edition, one of the biggest titles to hit the service to date, along with well-loved games like Monument Valley, Fruit Ninja and The Oregon Trail. After Friday'...