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15 Things Every Gamer Had In The Early ’90s
From CRT televisions and gaming magazines to cheat code notebooks, these are the things every gamer had in the early ’90s.
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10 Video Game Items Worth Far More Than Anyone Expected
From sealed NES classics and rare Pokémon cards to championship cartridges, these video game items became surprisingly valuable investments.
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13 Video Games That Spent Years In Development
From Duke Nukem Forever and The Last Guardian to Final Fantasy XV and Alan Wake, these video games spent years in development
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15 Snacks That Belonged Next To A Video Game In The ’90s
From Dunkaroos and Gushers to Doritos and Pizza Rolls, these snacks were a permanent part of countless gaming sessions in the 1990s.
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Retro Video Game Ads: 12 Classic Console Commercials
Retro Video Game Ads showcase iconic console commercials that defined a generation and shaped gaming culture forever
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10 Female Esports Players Who Broke Every Barrier the Scene Put in Front of Them
These women in esports faced constant scrutiny and doubt, yet kept competing at top levels and forced the scene to adjust around them.
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12 Always-Online Games That Forced Players to Realize They Never Truly Owned Anything
Always-online games changed what ownership means, and these shutdowns showed how easily access can disappear once support ends.
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9 Luxury Gaming Items That Cost More Than a Car
Discover 10 Luxury Gaming Items that cost more than a car, from gold PS5 consoles to insane setups worth tens of thousands of dollars.
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11 Game Endings So Controversial That Developers Felt Forced to Release Patches to Change Them
These endings frustrated players enough that studios returned after launch, adding context, closure, or new scenes to soften the backlash.
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11 Cases Gaming Companies Use Patents to Block Competitors
Gaming patents can turn small mechanics into major legal fights, with companies using them to challenge rivals over familiar design ideas.
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19 Steps in the Evolution of Game Controllers: From the Atari Joystick to Modern Haptic Feedback
Game controllers evolved from simple joysticks to haptic feedback, changing how players move, aim, react, and feel games in their hands.