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Video games turn to classic films to woo middle-aged millenials

Millenial gamers who grew up on 80s and 90s blockbusters are today being courted by the industry, with the latest James Bond offering hard on the heels of an Indiana Jones adventure and soon to be followed by "Jurassic Park". Successes like "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle" or "Hogwarts…

The Economic Times

Roblox, James Bond and a billion-dollar video game – here are our most-read gaming stories of 2025

The year’s most popular stories reveal how play, power and politics collided in the past 12 months – and what you’re psyched for in 2026

The Guardian - UK

Nintendo’s Switch 2 is the upgrade of my dreams – but it’s not as ‘new’ as some might hope

The long-trailed console offers sturdier hardware, improved graphics and seamless online functionality. But it’s more of an update than a revolution

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What video game ephemera tell us about ourselves

Ahead of a new digital archive of video game history, I got to thinking about how the games, magazines and other material says as much about the player as the games themselves

The Guardian - UK

We're still Doomed! How John Romero's FPS design rules live on in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3

Interview | John Romero casts his mind back over the last 30 years, and looks to the future of a tried and tested genre

GamesRadar

Christmas saviours: testing five new party video games … at an actual party

Keeping everyone entertained during the festive season can be difficult. When tensions are high and patience and sobriety are in shorty supply communal video games could be the answer

The Guardian - UK

Making a monster: how to build a budget gaming PC without losing your mind

You will need time, space, fiddly components and patience – but it can be a deeply satisfying process that won’t break your bank

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Pushing Buttons: The comedy that really works in video games

From Untitled Goose Game to Octodad and even Tears of the Kingdom, it’s always games with silly physics or absurd set-ups that crack me up the most. Plus: Final Fantasy XVI

The Guardian - UK

Pushing Buttons: Spider-Man 2, yet more remakes and a ‘new E3’ – what to expect from June’s big games events

There’s a hotly anticipated Starfield, a conference for disabled devs and a month packed with must-see trailers. Here’s a roundup of this month’s key shows and announcements

The Guardian - UK

‘Why can’t anyone make a decision?’ My first time as a D&D Dungeon Master

I’ve been playing Dungeons and Dragons since I was a kid, but my first time directing the action was daunting. I certainly wasn’t expecting what came next

The Guardian - UK

From the invasion of Ukraine to weapons procurement: the war games seeking solutions to real-life conflicts

At King’s College London, students are designing games that explore diplomacy, drones and the psychological impact of battle. But can they really help?

The Guardian - UK

Pushing Buttons: Is the PlayStation Plus revamp actually good for gamers?

In this week’s newsletter: shelling out for yet another subscription service is unsustainable for many players – does that build a healthy games industry?

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