#Gaming History
GTA London 1961 Cockney Innuendo and Street Hardness
The world of Grand Theft Auto is a sprawling monument to open-world freedom, but looking back at its early days
Print game box replicas from GOG preservation
GOG, the digital distribution platform known for curating classic and modern games, is continuing its commitment to preserving gaming history
400 copies of one Xbox 360 game
The Quest for the Pixel: Why Collecting Gaming History is the Ultimate Fun There is a unique joy in the
Play old CD-ROM games on your modern PC
Remember the golden age of PC gaming? Back in the day, the process of acquiring a game felt delightfully physical.
Super Nintendo 35 Years of Gaming Legend
The dawn of the 16-bit era was a whirlwind of flashing pixels, iconic soundtracks, and fierce corporate rivalry. While many
My first PC game shows what Sony is destroying
The gaming world is currently caught in a fascinating, high-stakes spat over the future of distribution. Sony recently sparked significant
Quake shareware encryption locked catalogs creating a software free-for-all
The Legacy of Quake: How an Old-School Shooter Reshaped an Empire When a game hits a major milestone, it’s time
Found in a drawer a 2007 backup created OSRS Jagex says
For those of us immersed in the world of technology and gaming, data security and backups are practically a sacred
Doom Lands on Commodore 64 After 33 Years
A Classic Reboot: Doom Lands on the Commodore 64 For fans of classic gaming, the history of ports and adaptations
Microsoft releases Blinx and 3 OG Xbox games on PC
When we look back at the dawn of console gaming, it’s impossible to ignore the peculiar origins of the Xbox.
Nvidia reveals how Sega’s $5M investment saved them in a partnership comeback
When you look at the current landscape of technology, where NVIDIA sits as the undisputed king of AI and graphics