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Let’s see how sharp your gaming memory is. Can you match these legendary weapons to their games? 1. The Buster SwordA) Devil May CryB) Final Fantasy VIIC) Dark SoulsD) Kingdom Hearts 2. Gravity GunA) Half-Life 2B) Dead SpaceC) Doom 3D) Prey 3. Master SwordA) The Elder Scrolls V: SkyrimB) HadesC) The Legend of ZeldaD)…

When a barrel rolls down a hill or a glass shatters realistically, you’re seeing a physics engine in action. These systems simulate how objects behave in a game world, and they’re critical for making gameplay feel real, dynamic, and responsive. Physics engines like Havok, Unreal Physics, and Unity’s PhysX allow developers to create interactive…

Retro games aren’t just artifacts of the past—they’re active passions for millions of players. From pixel art to chiptunes, titles like Super Mario Bros., Chrono Trigger, and Sonic the Hedgehog continue to attract new fans. But what gives these old games such lasting appeal? First, there’s simplicity. Retro games often have clear objectives, intuitive…

Gaming should be for everyone, yet many players still face barriers due to disabilities or limitations. In recent years, studios have made major strides in accessibility, but the work is far from done. Leading the charge is The Last of Us Part II, which introduced over 60 accessibility options, including high-contrast modes, screen readers,…

Cutscenes have come a long way since pixelated monologues and static images. Today, they’re a powerful tool that blends film and gameplay, delivering emotional weight, exposition, and immersion like never before. But what makes modern cutscenes effective, and how have they evolved? Early cutscenes in games like Final Fantasy VII used pre-rendered visuals to…