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Could EA go Private? Answer: Yes.
The companies investing to privatize EA might surprise you
Jason Dean
Former Games Editor & writer for Lee Enterprise with work features on Madison.com, STLToday.com BuffaloNews.com and 80 other websites. Founder of The Games Letter.
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Buying an Xbox? In This Economy?
Plus stay off the Twitters, Randy
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Does Axis Football 26 Have the Best Franchise Mode?
This football game makes a bold claim. Can they live up to it?
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Nintendo’s Next Big Games Are…
Plus breaking down gaming data for 2025
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Bond, James Bond
Plus Silksong breaks the internet
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The Hollow Knight: Silksong Effect
Plus why are gaming consoles historically overpriced?
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12 New Games to Play in September
Fall into some of the biggest games of the year this month
Reviews
Spend the Night: Time Flies is a Solid Buzz
What is it like to be a fly? To be an insect with a short lifespan, but still have goals you want to accomplish before you die? How does this translate to humans? Why is this suddenly so philosophical? In Time Flies, you play as a common house fly with
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The Top Stories from Gamescom 2025
From trailers to the latest news, we’ve got you covered.
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Please Don’t Trash Your Food for Pokémon Cards
Plus How much do different regions spend on gaming?
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A Popular Gen Con Board Game Gets Pulled
Plus Nintendo announces more games for the Switch 2
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Gen Con 2025: The Good, The Bad, and The Games
Gen Con bills itself as the best four days in gaming, and with a sold out record-setting attendance of 72,000, it is hard to argue. The biggest tabletop gaming convention in the U.S., Gen Con 2025 delivered new games, trends and included some disappointing experiences. Here are some