Maddie Fisher is a writer, journalist and game developer. She was born and raised on the east coast, having started working in games journalism over fifteen years ago. She tends to enjoy musical ...

Hopefully this doesn’t come with a price increase for Switch Online. Shpeshal Nick has revealed a pretty unbelievable rumor about Switch Online. This all started when people found a support page for a ...

Nintendo is reportedly planning to add more classic consoles to its Nintendo Switch Online subscription service, following the GameCube and Virtual Boy. While many might still mourn the loss of the ...

A new Nintendo Switch Online report has revealed the next three consoles that will be added to the subscription service, one of which is a Nintendo console, one of which is a Nintendo handheld, and ...

SEGA has partnered with watchmaker Seiko to release a limited edition chronograph celebrating its 65th anniversary The collaboration model arrives in Silver and Black colorways, featuring the iconic ...

It’s only fitting for the video game company that brought us Sonic the Hedgehog to celebrate its 65th anniversary with a chronograph watch. Since that cheeky blue superhero is known for ...

Leon is a young, aspiring gaming journalist from the city of Lincolnshire, England. Since the early years of his life, he has been obsessed with gaming, stemming from his initial introduction through ...

Sega's long, storied history in video games is truly fascinating. They have been a major player in each and every era of video games since their entry into the market in the 1970s. They dominated the ...

If you want to put your savings to work without taking on market risk, a 1-year certificate of deposit (CD) could be the right place for your money. With guaranteed returns and federal insurance, ...

After a few great years of high APYs across the board, things are starting to shift. Analysts are expecting the Federal Reserve to cut core interest rates once or twice in 2026, which means the best ...

From cordless phones to CD players, these everyday objects once required months of careful saving in working-class families—yet today they'd barely cost more than your weekly shop at Tesco.