From Fallout to Sonic: what is confirmed about gaming’s films and TV shows
A spoiler-light status guide to Fallout, The Last of Us, Call of Duty, Mario and Sonic—with dates, source limits and room for clearly labelled theories.
Explainer
Games, decades & pop culture
Great games do not have an expiry date. Explore classics, gaming history, anniversaries, indies, hardware and cultural crossovers.
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Valhalla’s New Game+ arrives November 5; Ubisoft separates updates from future plans
Valhalla and Black Flag Resynced have concrete updates. Hexe, Invictus and the Netflix series remain a different kind of announcement.
Explainer
Destiny 2 unvaulting: the campaigns Bungie is targeting, and what is still uncertain
The first pass, stretch goals and Destiny Legacy are different commitments. Bungie has not supplied an exact unvaulting release date.
Explainer
Celeste’s small beginning—and the invisible kindness behind a difficult climb
A four-day PICO-8 game and a developer’s account of forgiving controls reveal two different sides of an indie platformer.
Gaming history
Playdate’s most interesting specification is what it asks designers to leave out
A reflective screen, a physical crank and approachable development tools make a useful alternative to the handheld performance race.
Explainer
Zelda turns 40: Ocarina of Time returns on Switch 2, with much more planned
Nintendo's anniversary plans connect the 1986 original, a rebuilt N64 classic and a live-action film.
Nintendo Australia
From memory cards to modern consoles: why the first PlayStation still matters
The 1994 console brought CD-based games, 3D worlds and an unmistakable startup sound into a new era.
Gaming history
Xbox at 25: the original console's look returns in anniversary hardware
Microsoft's 2026 showcase connects its 2001 roots to limited-edition Series X and controller designs.
Xbox Wire
Ten years of Stardew Valley: the small game that never stood still
ConcernedApe reflects on the 2016 launch, early prototypes, the community and the unfinished 1.7 update.
Gaming history
Pokémon at 30: from Red and Green to cards, consoles and global pop culture
Why the 1996 games still connect Nintendo players, card collectors, TV audiences and new fans.
Gaming history
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