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For gamers, there are millions of ways to cope and seethe in the face of a loss, and sending an insult, threat, or troll to the enemy's message inbox has historically been the most common course of action against a hurt ego. Even though it's likely more common to get a “gg” these days than it is to get a nasty “your mom” joke or an aggressive suggestion to do bodily harm to oneself, this doesn't mean online gaming culture has completely cured itself of its wanton toxicity. And just like anythin…

Did you see that Henry Cavill posted about his gaming PC hardware problems on Instagram? He had to buy new fans and install them himself! That basically means Superman is just like the rest of us internet-poisoned, basement-dwelling gamers. Although, I don't know about you, but I'm a long way away from getting my hands on a Geforce RTX 3090. Ah, well. Anyway, if you're looking for those sweet, sweet gaming memes, you've come to the right place. As always, we've rounded up some of our favorite g…

I played Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty for the first time on Christmas day in 2001. That morning, after all the presents had been opened, my dad popped our new game (that he got for us) into the PS2 so that he could “test it out.” Five hours later, he finally concluded that the game was in working order and reluctantly handed off the controller to me and my little sister. Up until that point, I had only ever played games like Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, and Ape Escape— which are all iconic ga…

Have you noticed that games seem to go on and on and on forever? Like, literally forever. I remember back in the day when games used to end and stories had complete narrative arcs. Don't get me wrong, I love an open world, but I'm starting to feel like all the biggest game publishers are fully embracing this new era of the endless game. “Why make a brand new game when gamers can just play Call of Duty until the end of time?” This seems to be the modus operandi of publishers like Activision. Are…

Fallout: New Vegas was released over a decade ago, and yet fans of the iconic game still keep their copies around for a rainy day—it's just that solid. Is Fallout: New Vegas the best game in the series? This question has been up for debate for quite a while. While Fallout 4 is the more popular game today and still shows up on Steam's top 100 by player count list, there's something special about New Vegas that makes it the undoubtable fan favorite. Maybe it's because the lore feels so much deepe…

I need to confess something to y'all: I'm not really a gamer. I mean, I am, in a sense, but I prefer the realm of board games. And board games you can buy on Steam, like Wingspan. This is thanks to the fact that I was forbidden from playing any video games as a kid, and I haven't let my parents hear the end of my profound resentment. That resentment skyrocketed when my younger brother was gifted an Xbox after I had already moved from the house. He and most of my male friends would regale me wit…

Since Microsoft showed off a bunch of new games at the 2022 Bethesda and Xbox Showcase last week, there have been quite a few varying opinions circulating around the internet, namely about Starfield , Redfall, and Fallout 76. Bethesda boasts that players of Starfield will be able to explore a whopping 1,000 planets in its vast open space world, but many are wondering—is that really a good thing? Others are hyped over the prospect of a “ Skyrim meets Fallout in space." Either way, it'll be a whi…

Is it safe to post a picture of your house? An Instagram story of your street? Are stalkers snooping on your social media to find your exact location on a map? Well, yes and no.

It's been 28 years since gamers first virtually set foot on the medieval fantasy world of Tamriel. Bethesda hasn't released a new game since The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (unless of course, you count all the online versions) and yet the lull in Elder Scrolls lore hasn't stopped the fans from producing dank Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim content. If you need something to entertain you while you wait an eternity for the Elder Scrolls VI announcement, we've rounded up a bunch of memes to keep you s…

These DnD players aren't messing around—secret bookcase doors, giant wood and glass tables, and bones, lots of decorative bones.

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