Civilization VII arriving on Apple Arcade shows how far Apple's gaming ambitions have come, and how poorly the service fits games designed to evolve over years rather than ship once and stand still.

CLEVELAND, Ohio --After less than a year in business, The Arcade on Detroit, 14310 Detroit Ave., has closed. A game bar concept operated by restaurateur Dan Deagan, The Arcade had vintage and new ...

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Dan Deagan has shuttered the Arcade on Detroit (14810 Detroit Ave.) in Lakewood. He opened the bar/game room last April in the space that had been home home to Deagan’s Kitchen and Bar for 13 years.

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Civilization VII Arcade Edition on Apple Arcade arrives February 5, giving Apple Arcade one of its biggest-name strategy gets yet. If you’ve wanted a long, decision-heavy game that doesn’t feel built ...

The strategy game arrives on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac on February 5th. The strategy game arrives on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac on February 5th. is a news writer who covers the streaming wars, consumer ...

Apple Arcade will be adding another four games on Thursday, February 5, with complete details about each game outlined in Apple's announcement. Retrocade will allow Apple Vision Pro users to play ...

Hampton Beach Casino owner Sal Lupoli has purchased the historic Playland Arcade. The previous owners sold to Lupoli because he agreed to keep the arcade operating. The sale comes as Lupoli plans a ...

F1 Arcade Atlanta combines Formula 1 simulators with food and drinks New 15,000-square-foot venue opens at The Interlock in West Midtown Space also plans to host Formula 1 watch parties and group ...

Coin-operated arcade games have been around since 1971, when Nutting Associates released Computer Space. Over the next few decades, arcade games became infinitely more complex, allowing players to ...