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Before EGM, GamePro, and a legion of other video game magazines, Computer Entertainer was one of the first publications to cover the industry in the early '80s. Now, the Video Game History Foundation ...

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For over 30 years, Game Informer has delivered gaming news, reviews, and content to the gaming community. Its trusted brand became a pop culture staple, reliably delivering independent thoughts and ...

Since Andrej Karpathy coined the term “vibe coding” just over a year ago, we’ve seen a rapid increase in both the ...

The Video Game History Foundation has expanded its mission to make video game history accessible to everyone by acquiring the rights to Computer Entertainer and making its entire contents free for ...

Who doesn’t love a gorgeous print mag? Editors Mark Serrels and Jackson Ryan (author of our in-depth investigation into Tales ...

For the first time, game historians, fans, and curious creators worldwide can explore the newly launched VGHF Digital Library by the Video Game History Foundation (VGHF)—free and in early access.

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It’s not every day you get good news in the media landscape, but it looks like we might have some. Game Informer, the longest ...

Last week the Video Game History Foundation announced that it had acquired the full archives of the 1980s game publication Computer Entertainer and would be making them available through the Digital ...