
Culture Clips: We’re All Playing Games
As our coronavirus-addled country does its bunny hop toward some semblance of normalcy and takes stock of the economic wreckage, some industries would say that

As our coronavirus-addled country does its bunny hop toward some semblance of normalcy and takes stock of the economic wreckage, some industries would say that

Most moms and dads know about online predators who slime their way into social media and potentially threaten our kids in one way or another.

If you look up the term “game engine,” you see it defined as the “basic software of a video game.” But in reality, it’s more.

I loved board games as a kid. The competition, the feel of the dice in your hands, the angry siblings turning over the Risk board

With everybody locking themselves away over the coronavirus, you may not have heard that Nintendo had a cool campaign afoot that may have you longing

Everyone knows that the sports world has screeched to a halt for now because of the coronavirus. Professional basketball and hockey seasons have been suspended.

Twenty years ago, the world was introduced to a new kind of “living” with the introduction of The Sims. You didn’t shoot anything in this

This past week, I reviewed Apple TV+’s newest show Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet for Plugged In. The show piqued my interest for a couple of

Way, way back in the dark ages of the last millennium, Plugged In launched the first iteration of our website. The year was 1999, and
The year 2019 was a year of goodbyes. We said farewell to sitcoms (The Big Bang Theory) and television serials (Orange is the New Black);
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