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Being able to retroactively make a current game work on older systems is just yet another reminder that video game development is like a magic spell sometimes.

The SNES boasts its fair share of dungeon crawling RPGs, so trying to pick just one that holds up can be quite the task. Fortunately, Illusion of Gaia makes an incredible case for itself with its ...

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This is a list of disclosed users only. The game industry has traditionally been rather private, and a majority of game studios who are using Dear ImGui haven't disclosed their use publicly. If you ...

See the micro:bit used as an alarm for the secret den in The Dumping Ground and then have a go at the activity. Make an indoor-outdoor thermometer. videoMake an indoor-outdoor thermometer Watch as ...

Shrimp’s Immersive Interfaces only changes the UI on interactable blocks such as chests and crafting tables, but it looks incredibly cool, and just adds a bit of ... pack a super fun feel ...

The Dengineers' Joe Tracini is here to get your class moving and learning with a song and routine about fractions. This can be an introduction to the subject or an opportunity to review the topic ...

Today actually happens to be the game's 30th anniversary since its initial Super Famicom and SNES release and to mark this special occasion, Square Enix has announced it is planning a variety of ...

There was a little bit of salt, a little bit, I think, at some times. And there's this layer of adversarial energy, but also this layer of competition, which was very prevalent throughout the NOA ...