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With families all over the world stuck inside under stay-at-home orders, we're all looking for new ways to keep busy and stay entertained without going out. Each shipment comes wi…
"Nintendo Switch hardware is selling out at various retail locations in the US, but more systems are on the way," Nintendo said in a statement late last week. Pay the piperThe retail s…
For the last couple of years, I've wanted to spend some time with an Acura NSX. Jonathan GitlinJonathan GitlinJonathan GitlinElle Cayabyab GitlinElle Cayabyab GitlinA successor was far from…
Over 3,700 people on a luxury cruise ship now docked in Yokohama, Japan, are trapped aboard, with guests confined to their cabins for the remainder of 14-day quarantine after the 2019 novel coro…
Reggie FIls-Aimé, Nintendo of America's popular former president, has begun making the rounds in interviews following his April 2019 retirement. Present Value, a podcast about business…
Guilty Gear games are both very difficult to master and also very rewarding for those who put in the hours of study. If fighting games are music, Guilty Gear is jazz, free form and technical, al…
New images from a Japanese Sony patent, first filed in March and recently published by the Japanese patent office, seem to show a new version of Sony's DualShock controller. The patent imag…
Paramount/SegaParamount/SegaParamount/SegaParamount/SegaIn early May, the first trailer for the Sonic the Hedgehog movie was released to almost universal criticism . Instead of the adorable16…
Andrew CunninghamAndrew CunninghamAndrew CunninghamAndrew CunninghamAndrew CunninghamAndrew CunninghamAndrew CunninghamFinally: a true Pokémon game on a flagship Nintendo console. Pokémon Sword …
Paramount/SegaParamount/SegaParamount/SegaParamount/SegaIn early May, the first trailer for the Sonic the Hedgehog movie was released to almost universal criticism . Instead of the adorable16…
