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If you've been perusing our website lately, you've likely noticed all the coverage of our 25th-anniversary celebration. What you may not know is that Shacknews isn't the only old dog with a silver anniversary in 2021. id Software's Quake made its debut on June 22, 1996 (that would be 25 years ago this week!). Quake was a technical marvel for its time, ushering in the mainstream adoption of multiplayer deathmatch and 3D accelerators. It would spawn several massively successful sequels and serve as the basis for one of the dopest annual BYOC LAN parties of all time. For this week's edition of S...

Everyone on the Shacknews staff is putting on their fortune teller hats (some made of tin foil) and offering up the one thing they want to see out of E3 2021.

The topic of hard video games has come up again with the release of Returnal. It's a game that's proven difficult enough to make people want to throw their controllers. (Metaphorically, not literally. DualSense controllers are both expensive and hard to find.) For this week's Shack Chat, we're going around the horn to ask about hard games. Everyone here has played hard games, but what's the hardest game everyone on staff has beaten. What gives us a swell of pride? What lets us say "Yeah, we beat that" while we hold our heads up high? Let's ask around the table and find out.

IT'S STILL REAL TO ME, DAMMIT! �� IN CASE YOU MISSED IT �� Here's my �� freestyle from #AEWDynamite@Bowens_Official & I didn't win but we're still gunning for the #YoungCucks ����‍��‍���� Speaking of "Dark Side of the Ring," that premiered last night on Vice, if you want to check that out. OBJECTION! Tonight in video game music This is for Crabs, who we learned in this week's Shack Chat actually beat the NES Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. That's no joke, all. That game was harder than a mother. Go on, get outta here! Go enjoy the weekend. And if you've got s...

This week, in honor of the 25th anniversary of Shacknews, we invite the staff and community to share what Shacknews has meant to them.