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Bethesda’s former VP of publishing, Pete Hines, still sounds skeptical of Game Pass. Nearly two years after leaving the Fallout and Elder Scrolls maker, the veteran video game marketer shared his ...

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Jennifer Watkins believes in the power of robotics to make math and science come alive for students. But robots don’t come cheap, and Watkins doesn’t have any dedicated funding for her STEM program ...

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As with all big releases, Silksong's launch was the starting gun for two gaming races: Modding and speedrunning. The latter is still in a discovery phase before recordkeeping begins on Speedrun.com on ...

During PAX West, I had the opportunity to spend some hands-on time with Sunderfolk, developed by Secret Door and published by Dreamhaven. As my first real dive into the party-style tactical RPG, ...

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Rather than acting like Rhythm Heaven games and offering a list of minigames to go through, Pastel Parade plops its handful of stages into a loosely told adventure about a high school band. Nagisa is ...

If you want a single platform to play games at home and on the go, the Nintendo Switch has got your back. Even better if you're a fan of Sonic: Ever since the Switch arrived in 2017, Sega has worked ...