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Lists of all things gaming; a collection of must-try games and the best accessories, video game characters, controllers, online communities and more.

5 Video Game Songs That Make Me Feel Things
Before we dive in, just in case anyone reading these isn’t familiar with the games I’ve mentioned, I've included short-ish summaries of each game before I proceed to talk through the songs I’ve listed to hopefully give a bit of context. I've also linked the songs through the titles so you can give them a listen on Spotify if you'd like.
By Emma Kerry6 years ago in Gamers
Lockdown Gaming For Dummies
Unfortunately we are now stuck in a time where we are being forced to stay in our own homes...but lucky for us gamers, we have been preparing for this our whole lives and the lockdown makes no difference in our lives what so ever. But what games are best to play when stuck inside and help the days be more fun-filled? Well here is a list of games I have played and found to be entertaining including a new game which is due to be released very soon.
By Charna Sanson6 years ago in Gamers
The Top 5 Video Games I Got Lost In
I love gaming. I love getting lost in a beautiful, open world, free from the stress of every day reality. Free to explore. Free to build and create. Free to cause chaos with no repercussions.
By Jenn King6 years ago in Gamers
Video Game Audio Software, Hardware and an Exploration into its Effect on the Player
Audio has played an important role in interactive entertainment for the majority of its existence. Unfortunately, early home consoles were completely silent as they lacked the processing power to handle both audio and visuals. The first game with audio, seen on american shores, was Taito’s “Gunfight” which used a microprocessor instead of hardwired circuits and a mono amp for gunshot noises. Taito later follows this innovation with the classic “Space Invaders”. By the early 70s, home computers were being released that plugged directly into the TV but still didn’t play sound. The late 70s saw the release of early mono audio machines, from which the tembre was improved until the early 90s, when stereo consoles began releasing. From here, There’s a more complex turn of events involving many releases of PC sound cards and iterations on similar consoles. At this point we see an interesting battle of software and hardware between the major manufacturers. This is where I will explore the specifics of audio solutions, both hardware and software. As well as this, I look forward to discussing the impact these solutions have on the audience. First I will consider the earliest uses of sound.
By Fox6 years ago in Gamers
Video Game Trends in 2020
Every year video games become more and more mainstream. At the turn of a new decade, 2020 is no different. Video games have become a staple in homes across the world, whether by console, PC, or smartphone device. As video games continue to rise in popularity, here are some of the most popular trends you should be on the lookout for in 2020.
By Mikkie Mills6 years ago in Gamers
The Ghost’s Most Anticipated Games of March 2020
I may live in the great beyond, but that doesn’t mean I’m not sitting here anticipating new games to play. Haunting people is fun only for so long. Just ask Polterguy. Since I highly doubt we’ll ever see a sequel to Ghosthunter, I have to reserve my excitement for other titles.
By Mark LoProto6 years ago in Gamers
Top 10 Mobile Game Developers
The mobile gaming industry is flourishing at a faster pace than what was expected during the initial phase of this sector. It is a billion-dollar industry right now, with more investments coming into the field. A super example to back up this statement is the increase in the number of games available in PlayStore and iTunes.
By Natalia Jane6 years ago in Gamers
5 Pokémon Regions We'd Love To See
I was almost six years old when Pokémon Yellow was released in Europe. It was my first Nintendo Gameboy Colour game, and one of only two games I owned for a couple of years. Later, I played Pokémon Crystal on the Gameboy Advance SP – and I was hooked. No matter what my academic grades said, if I were tested on Pokémon, I’d get 100% and extra credit. Many years later here I am, stroking my new Build-a-Bear Piplup, reliving the same frustration I get every time I imagine what a new Pokémon game could look like: Nintendo doesn’t accept ideas from outsiders. Logically I understand why; they’d get thousands of unsolicited ideas a day, and if they’re already working on an idea that then gets suggested they have to waste some money getting rid of someone who may feel entitled to a slice of the profits. Still, as a die-hard Pokémon fan I can’t help but feel disappointed that I’ll never get to share the ideas I have with the designers that I idolise. So, to get some of those ideas out of my head, I thought I’d share them with you.
By The One True Geekology6 years ago in Gamers
15 Best Online Games You Should Play Today
All one needs is good internet connectivity. You can play with literally anyone, anywhere in this world. But what is there to play? What games are available online to players? Well, we have listed 15 of the best online games, which you should be playing right now in 2020. Here is the list.
By Julia Beyers6 years ago in Gamers
Games of the Decade
Now we have reached the end of the 2010's I thought it would be a nice lighthearted distraction from all the dismal politics to try to decided what I would consider to be the best game of the decade, with best games from each year within that decade.
By Duncan Ainsworth6 years ago in Gamers
Why are online casinos more popular than land-based casinos?
Everything is going online in this technological age, whether it is shopping, booking travel destinations, looking for information or playing. It is a convenience, choice and reach that this medium provides that is making it accessible across domains. Though online casinos started nearly twenty-five years back, it took some time for the i-gaming industry to mature and evolve. But once it did, there has been no looking back. It is attracting more and more players with its safe and secure platforms, improved regulations and controls, a wide choice of games, and global accessibility.
By Shreyaingh Singh6 years ago in Gamers
My Top 100 Favorite Games of All Time: #25 - 1
Hi, and welcome to the final part of my favorite games list. The games that made the Top 25 on my list are the games that I would find any excuse to load up any time. Some of these games are highly acclaimed masterpieces, and some are games that I just happen to have enjoyed the most even if the critics didn't. In the first three parts of this list, I showed how diverse my gaming interests were, and that shows in this part as well. Like the rest of the list, I'm only including one game per franchise and only mentioning the platform that I've played the listed game on the most.
By Adam Wallace6 years ago in Gamers