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Netflix is adding another unique show to its repertoire; an animated TV series based on the critically acclaimed side-scrolling game Cuphead. Said game was based on the cartoon style of the thirties. Online provider Netflix has stated that the program will be called “The Cuphead Show” on Tuesday. The show, like the game, will feature titular character Cuphead and his brother Mugman. They’ve made a deal with the devil and have to do his bidding.

The Nintendo Switch Lite, announced Wednesday, July 10, will start at a cool $199.99 compared to its predecessor’s $299.99 price tag. In a new video, Nintendo General Producer of the Switch Yoshiaki Koizumi said players the world over are already enjoying Nintendo Switch and its growing catalog of games.

One Punch Man enthralled anime fans the world over when it debuted a few years back. With excellent animation, witty and clever subversion of the superhero genre, a cast of unique and unforgettable characters, and a detailed universe, it’s no wonder this webcomic turned manga turned anime ended up being so massively popular.

Anyone up to date with popular gaming has probably already heard that Cyberpunk 2077, a much anticipated game from The Witcher series developer CD Projekt Red, has been delayed into 2020.

While it was reasonably expected that the next gen consoles, PS5 and Project Scarlett, would be quite expensive for the average consumer, it seems the price of these future consoles could be even worse than we feared, though for reasons beyond Microsoft or Sony’s control.

Microsoft has often been at the vanguard of gamer accessibility designs, most recently with their Adaptive Controller, patented some time ago. But while the Adaptive Controller was a great step forward, Microsoft is still...

Do you ever miss your Gameboy? Not the newer models like the SP or the Advance, but your original, black and white screen Gameboy? Maybe not, since a lot of us younger gamers probably...

Video games are great teaching tools. People have been learning and developing skills through the medium ever since they were invented. That being the case, there’s no reason artificial intelligence can’t learn from video games as well. In fact, video games are even the ideal testing ground for artificial intelligence.

According to WHO's International Classification of Diseases, video game addiction is labeled as "a pattern of persistent or recurrent gaming behavior" that becomes so prevalent that it ultimately "takes precedence over other life interests"....

It wasn’t all that long ago that video games were largely considered the wasteful past times of children or people that lacked a sense of responsibility. Such a notion may be a bit less...