Get ready for a blast from the past as League of Legends Classic launches on July 29, offering a nostalgic throwback to the game's initial era. This release promises a unique twist with player-voted patches that may alter its evolution. Will it remain faithful to its roots or carve a new path?
id Software co-founder John Romero expresses sorrow for the 95 staff laid off at the studio and commends the team for advancing its legacy. With the Doom: The Dark Ages expansion releasing this week, Romero hopes someone is preserving the studio's history amid Microsoft's sweeping Xbox layoffs. The move is part of a broader restructuring seeing 3,200 staff let go.
Michael Moschen, a renowned juggler, reflects on his experience working with David Bowie on Jim Henson's 1986 film Labyrinth, where he performed intricate crystal ball manipulations hidden behind the star. This collaboration, marking 40 years since the film's release, showcased Moschen's skill and Bowie's professionalism. The film's enduring legacy highlights the magic of their teamwork.
Discover the 10 pivotal gaming trends that unknowingly marked the end of an era. From the decline of stealth games to the demise of motion control systems, we explore the shifts that reshaped the industry. Reflect on the rise and fall of iconic genres and technologies that once dominated gaming.
Troy Baker delves into the daunting task of recreating the opening of Raiders of the Lost Ark for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, now available on Switch 2. Baker shares the meticulous process of matching the 1981 film's aesthetic and Harrison Ford's iconic portrayal. The result not only impressed fans but also earned the approval of Harrison Ford himself.
Rumors of a "World of Warcraft Classic Plus" have intensified after Blizzard hosted a secretive event in California for popular WoW Classic streamers, sparking speculation about a modernized version of the old MMO. This potential new iteration would deviate from the original update timeline, instead incorporating modern updates akin to Old School Runescape. With BlizzCon approaching in September, anticipation grows for an official announcement.
The Lego Group has announced a Sega Genesis retro console set, priced at $40, making it the most affordable licensed retro gaming Lego set to date. This 479-piece set, releasing June 1, 2026, includes detachable controllers, sticker decorations, and the option to customize into a Sega Mega Drive. It's significantly cheaper than previous Lego console sets, such as the $230 Lego Nintendo Entertainment System.
