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We Beat Video Games Before the Internet. Here’s What It Actually Took.
Blow on the Cartridge, Keep Banging into the Wall The TV was convex, with a layer of dust on the screen. Summer afternoon, the fan spinning, the cartridge hot in my hand. I was stuck on World 4 of Super Mario . I’d been down every pipe, stomped every Koopa, the flagpole was on the right, but I couldn’t clear the jump in the middle. I tried twenty times. On the twenty-first, I fell into the pit. Mom called me for dinner. I didn’t answer.
By Jin9 days ago in Gamers
Remember: Before Stardew Valley, There Was Harvest Moon
It may come as a shock to some, but farming simulators didn't begin in 2016. They've actually been around since the '90s, and long before Stardew Valley became the standard against which practically every new farming game is measured, there was Harvest Moon . Don't get me wrong, I've put my fair share of hours into Pelican Town. But judging by the way modern gaming articles discuss the genre, you'd think Stardew Valley was the first game to let players grow crops, raise livestock, and romance the locals, rather than building upon a formula that had already existed for decades.
By Veronica Thor12 days ago in Gamers
The Crown Prince Problem: Why a 600-Person Open-World Game Just Lost Its Producer
Hua Tao Steps Down as Executive Producer of Wangyue . The official line is “a difference between his personal creative direction and the project’s current needs.”
By Jinabout a month ago in Gamers
Why Every Realistic Video Game Still Feels Fake
The More Realistic, the More Fake: The Perceptual Paradox of Realism in Games The human eye is almost blind to a wrongly drawn shadow, yet it can spot a fake blink in an instant.
By Jinabout a month ago in Gamers
6 Indie RPG Developers You Should Be Following!
Over the years, my interest in video games has slowly shifted from the AAA industry to indie games. I attribute this interest to indie developers having the will to try new things or create something retro. Lately, we've been experiencing an indie RPG renaissance with high-profile titles like Knuckle Sandwich , Sea of Stars , and In Stars in Time, all released within the last year. With that in mind, I want to highlight four indie developers creating RPGs slated for future release.
By Yawabout a month ago in Gamers
How to Win More Siege Battles in Rome: Total War
Siege battles in settlements are an essential part of campaigns in Rome TW. In each campaign, it is required that you take and occupy a certain number of settlements. As such, you have to win some siege battles for a victorious campaign. The following tips should ensure more victorious siege battles.
By Matthew A2 months ago in Gamers
You Don't Survive Twenty Years by Accident
I am going to level with you. I can count on one finger how many hours I've spent in the expansive, pixelated fantasy realm of Azeroth. I spent a lot of that hour fucking about with the controls and trying to pick fights. Fights I could never win.
By Paul Stewart3 months ago in Gamers
Everyone Laughed at This Chinese War Game. Six Months Later, It Might Be the Most Important FPS of the Year.
On July 30, 2026, Hangzhou Haotang Technology released the second gameplay trailer for Resisters , its single‑player FPS set in 1940s China. Six months had passed since the first demo, the one that got caught red‑handed for using “cheat‑like” aim‑assist and drew mockery across the entire Chinese internet. Back then, the bullet comments were all “anti‑Japanese war drama launcher,” and nobody believed a homegrown FPS could make the Chinese theater of WWII feel anything close to authentic.
By Jin3 months ago in Gamers
The Legacy of 'Mega Man Battle Network'
With the release of the Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection in 2023, there appears to be a renewed interest in the RPG series. However, this resurgence has yet to result in Capcom reviving the series with a new entry. Indie games inspired by Mega Man Battle Network , such as One Step From Eden , EndCycle VS , and Berserk B.I.T.S. , attempt to fill this void with their similar battle systems and card-collecting mechanics. Unfortunately, none of these games has perfectly recreated the appeal of the Battle Network series. Enter Shanghai EXE: Genso Network and Mega Man Battle Network Chrono X , two existing fangames that continue where the series left off.
By Yaw3 months ago in Gamers
Dear Van Gogh
Dear Van Gogh: A Review I've never had cable, so a lot of my discoveries happen sideways — a friend's recommendation, an algorithm, a quiet Friday with nothing else to do. That's how I found Dear Van Gogh , the new seasonal experience that went live in Sky: Children of the Light on July 17, 2026. I went in expecting a pretty diversion. I came out having sat with a man's grief for an afternoon.
By Parsley Rose 3 months ago in Gamers
GTA 6 Gameplay Features You Didn't Notice
GTA 6 Gameplay Features You Didn't Notice The excitement surrounding Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) continues to grow with every trailer and official update from Rockstar Games. While fans immediately noticed the stunning graphics and the return of Vice City, many subtle gameplay details have flown under the radar. These hidden features reveal Rockstar's commitment to creating one of the most immersive open-world games ever made.
By Sk4 months ago in Gamers
007 First Light-A Great Spy Game
Lately you can catch me shaking up a martini with every type of olive you can think of (cheese stuffed, pepper stuffed, pickle stuffed) all to sit at my gaming desk to play 007 First Light! I love spy content and games and have been disappointed most of the time in how a lot of spy content can just be sneaking, sneaking, and oh yeah... more sneaking. That doesn't really capture the true essence of spy media honestly. I had just recently played a Totally Spies game that would at least let you turn on distractions to veer someone off of the path while trying to get by. There was a little bit of annoyance in how sometimes the only way to continue was to lure an enemy into a specific spot. This James Bond game finally has what being a spy can be mostly about, deception!
By Seashell Harpspring 4 months ago in Gamers