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What’s Being Lost (And Why It Matters) Games from the ’80s, ’90s, and early 2000s are disappearing. Not because no one cares, but because digital storage degrades, hardware breaks down, and licenses expire. Some of the most influential titles ever made games that shaped genres, inspired developers, or defined childhoods are now unplayable unless you

Gaming in 2026: More Than Just Play The global gaming market isn’t just massive it’s everywhere. As of 2026, the industry is projected to pass $260 billion in annual revenue, making it one of the largest entertainment sectors in the world. Growth doesn’t just come from console titles or mobile apps it’s anchored in cross

What “Meta” Really Means in 2026 The term “meta” used to be shorthand for the most efficient tactics available. It was about which strategies, weapons, or characters gave players an edge, often solidified over weeks or months of high level play. But now? The meta is fluid. It evolves in real time, shaped by weekly

Why Live Service Still Dominates Conversations in 2026 Live service isn’t a trend anymore it’s the default. What used to be a bold experiment is now baked into the DNA of big budget development. Look at any major release today and odds are high it’s designed to be a platform, not a product. Think seasonal

Where AAA Gaming Stands in 2026 AAA games have always demanded big bucks and even bigger expectations. Studio budgets now regularly exceed the $150 million mark, and marketing spends often double that. But high stakes don’t always mean high returns. The last year proved that size alone doesn’t guarantee success. Major releases like Chrono Rift