How a Tabletop RPG Brought ‘Star Wars’ Back From the Dead
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In 1987, 'Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game' took a pile of notes from Lucasfilm and built a universe that's still used today
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How One YouTuber Exposed Unpoliced Shadow Economy of ‘Counter-Strike: Global Offensive’
Posted in: Culture NewsMysterious crusader known only as HonorTheCall gained viewers – and respect – when he blew the lid off a video game scandal
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Inside Ludicrously Lucrative Licensing Deals Behind ‘Lego Dimensions’
Posted in: Culture NewsWhy is the kiddie franchise releasing expansion packs based on obscure 1980s franchises? Because it's not really for kids
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Why Day of the Devs Is a Woodstock for Gamers
Posted in: Culture FeaturesLow-key, fan-focused game gathering is the anti-E3
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Inside Wargaming.net and Games That Conquered the World
Posted in: Culture FeaturesFrom 'World of Tanks' to 'World of Warships', the company started by a young chess champion is now a global phenomenon
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How Game Makers Are Struggling to Make VR Fun
Posted in: Culture NewsIt's the Wild West in the world of virtual reality and rules are being written and scrapped in real time
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5 Unsung Nintendo 64 Games That Changed Gaming Forever
Posted in: Culture NewsThe console – which turns 20 this week – may have struggled against the soaring PlayStation, but even its lesser-known games made a lasting impact.
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‘HoloGrid: Monster Battles’: How Creator of Chewbacca’s Chess Game Brought It to AR
Posted in: Culture NewsLegendary creature creator Phil Tippett brings his skills to video games for first time
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Meet Dennis ‘Thresh’ Fong, the Original Pro Gamer
Posted in: Culture NewsWorld's first 'Quake' champ was recently inducted into the esports Hall of Fame
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How ‘Super Metroid’ Defined an Era and Inspired a Generation of Game Makers
Posted in: Culture NewsAfter 22 years, the sci-fi Super Nintendo epic still resonates
