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Berzerk: An Arcade Dream Come True

Berzerk is one of the first video games in the history of the industry to truly live up to its name. A 2D shooter that inspired classic games the likes of Robotron 2084 and Smash TV, it was a massive success in arcades across the United States well before iconic games the likes of Pac-Man,…

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AGDQ 2025 kicks off this weekend, featuring an Elden Ring saxophone boss rush, an ‘All Romances’ run of Fallout: New Vegas, and some of the worst games ever made

Awesome Games Done Quick (AGDQ), a yearly speedrunning event raising money for the Prevent Cancer foundation, is ringing in the new year January 5. In case you’re unfamiliar, AGDQ is a yearly charity event that sees speedrunners chewing through a buffet of games, streamed live to an eager audience. It always produces some brilliant spectacles,…

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The Rise Of Browser-Based Online Games

Browser-based online games are enjoying a remarkable resurgence; once sidelined due to their technical limitations and overshadowed by mobile and console gaming, these games are making a strong comeback. We can see that emerging technologies and shifting market dynamics place browser games in the spotlight — offering developers and players fresh opportunities in the gaming…

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Bioshock’s Big Daddy Ken Levine says that while he doesn’t want to ‘underestimate’ AI, he’s ‘not overly impressed’ by it, either

Ken Levine, creator of the Bioshock series—and now the head of Ghost Story Games, who’re working on Bioshock-like “narrative legos” game Judas—isn’t all that worried about AI’s impact on the games industry yet, even if it’s got its uses. That’s according to a recent interview with Gamesindustry.biz, who asked him for his take on the…

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