Stop what you’re doing and watch this documentary on Japanese videogame music
Nobuo Uematsu, meet FlyLo.
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Ollie is the future of toys and also probably of terrifying cats
Smart toys, dumb cats.
Harmonix envisions a 1990s futurescape in A City Sleeps
I envision a short-hair-era Angelina Jolie gliding in on a hoverboard, clad in Chemical Brothers-orange cargo pants, to deliver this idea to the minds of Harmonix Studios. Their surprise announcement of A City Sleeps is a gnarly throwback to all things ’90s: Treasure-style shooters, a character name
Xenoblade Chronicles X will be five times bigger than its already-huge predecessor
To a small but very vocal group of people, 2012’s Xenoblade Chronicles was like an all-you-can-eat buffet in the middle of a desert. After the JRPG’s much-ululated decline in popularity and relevance, it was a sprawling, goofy, giving game, with vistas that just continued opening up, revealing new p
Forget videogames: All-in-One devices may be the future of boardgames
Things get interesting at the intersection of tablet and tabletop.