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Why Do We Crouch Walk So Much in Video Games?
The common gameplay mechanic lacks real-world practicality but remains a staple for conveying stealth.
Fahrenheit 451's Opening Line Remains a Chilling Prophecy
Ray Bradbury's six-word sentence, "It was a pleasure to burn," continues to resonate 73 years later as a warning against declining literacy and the allure of digital distraction.
Wookieepedia Still Feels Like Home for Star Wars Fans
The comprehensive fan-run Star Wars wiki remains a beloved resource for deep dives into lore, from major characters to obscure food items.
The Autumn Gaming Paralysis
As the leaves turn, the age-old dilemma of choosing the perfect game for the season returns.
The Glorious Mess of a Lived-In Desk
Clean, minimalist PC setups are out; the authentic clutter of actual use is in.
The Ongoing Struggle to Rename MOBAs
A decade ago, attempts were made to find a better term for the genre we now call MOBA.
Why We're Thinking About X-Men Video Games All Wrong
A new perspective suggests the X-Men's potential in games lies not in combat, but in their unique societal struggles.
How Do You Keep Track of Games You Want to Play?
A simple Steam shelf might be one way, but the PC Gamer team has shared their own varied methods for managing gaming wishlists.
The Blood of Dawnwalker Subverts Fantasy Tropes by Focusing on Class Struggle
Rebel Wolves' upcoming RPG positions players not as heroes joining the elite, but as agents of change from the ground up.