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The video game industry is heading into one of its busiest seasons in years. With the current generation of consoles firmly established...

The Pokémon Trading Card Game enters the final stretch of 2025 with a release schedule that signals both confidence and urgency. The...

Cheat codes in Age of Empires IV  are like breaking the fourth wall. They’re not just shortcuts — they’re commentary on the game itself....

Medieval II Total War endures because it balances empire-scale strategy with brutal tactical combat. Cheat codes and console commands for...

Cheat codes in Rome Total War are shorthand for a larger conversation about control, curiosity, and game design. They let players rewrite...

For twenty-five years, Total War  has defined the strategy landscape. From the disciplined legions of Rome  to the chaos of Warhammer ,...

When Manor Lords  first arrived in early access, it felt like a breath of fresh air. A medieval city-builder made by a single developer,...

When Richard Garfield introduced Magic: The Gathering  in 1993, few could have predicted it would become more than a trading card game....

Trading cards are not a quaint relic of childhood anymore. They are a cultural mirror, a speculative market, and for many of us, a way to make meaning out of scarcity, nostalgia, and storytelling. This is an editorial about why the hobby matters, where it’s going, and what collectors and sellers should stop pretending about. The hobby is a culture, not just commerce Collecting is storytelling. Every binder, penny sleeve, and graded slab holds personal history — a poke through