From the indie darling to the tips you need for day one of the biggest games to classic cheats and codes, Cultured Vultures has you covered when it comes to gaming.

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For many gamers of a certain vintage, gaming peaked as a whole with the PlayStation 2. It’s hard to disagree with that. It was one of the final consoles to release before day one patches and day ...

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Sometimes, it’s frankly unbelievable that any game manages to make it out of the door at all. You’re telling me 100 people put numbers into a computer, and now this digital horse has its own ...

Every big name in the console game needs a few big games that can only be played under their big name — well, at least for a bit or also on PC — and Sony PlayStation is no different.

From the indie darling to the tips you need for day one of the biggest games to classic cheats and codes, Cultured Vultures has you covered when it comes to gaming.

From the indie darling to the tips you need for day one of the biggest games to classic cheats and codes, Cultured Vultures has you covered when it comes to gaming.

The PS1 might have been one of the pioneers of full 3D gaming, but it was the console’s successor, the PS2, that really began to push ambitions and technology forward in a massive way.

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Some games you just know are going to stand the test of time, being released and re-released multiple times over the years, or will simply have a legacy that’s built to endure. Meanwhile, there ...

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