Games
John Carmack Reflects on Quake's Hall of Fame Induction: A Hard-Fought Legacy
John Carmack shares his thoughts on Quake's recent induction into the World Videogame Hall of Fame, emphasizing its impact on gaming.
Action
Rediscovered Duke Nukem Prototype Emerges After 24 Years
The lost Duke Nukem: D-Day resurfaces, revealing a piece of gaming history thought to be gone forever.
Gaming
Super Mario 64: Waiting 2.25 Years Can Trap Players in a Menu
A look at a bizarre glitch in Super Mario 64 that can result in players getting stuck in a menu for 2.25 years if they wait long enough.
Gaming
Tim Cain Discusses Fallout 1's Potential Real-Time Shift Due to Marketing Pressures
Tim Cain, the lead developer of Fallout 1, recounts the marketing pressure to transition the game to a real-time format influenced by the success of Diablo, and how he managed to resist these changes.
Games
Exploring the Forgotten River of City 17 in Half-Life 2's 2003 Beta
A deep dive into the early beta of Half-Life 2 reveals what was once meant to be a significant river in City 17, now a curiosity for fans.
Games
Reflections on Tetris: How Henk Rogers Revolutionized the Classic Game
A deep dive into Henk Rogers' contributions to Tetris, detailing how it transformed from a survival game into the iconic puzzle we know today.
Games
The Origin of Videogame 'Nude Codes' Traced Back to Smurfette in 1984
A detailed exploration into how a supposed nude code for Smurfette in 1984 reveals the early roots of gaming's fascination with nudity.
