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Nostalgia is big business in video games — pretty much every publisher out there is consistently rereleasing more polished versions of their most beloved games for modern hardware. These remakes and ...

Unfortunately, video games age. Systems become dated, graphics lose their allure, and even the rose-tint of nostalgia struggles to hide blemishes. Sometimes a game is best left as a memory, where the ...

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There’s a reason people say you shouldn’t touch the original, especially when it comes to the horror genre. As Hollywood continues to be stuck in repeat mode, remakes and reboots of iconic films have ...

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In Slate’s annual Movie Club, film critic Dana Stevens emails with fellow critics—for 2025, Justin Chang, Alison Willmore, and Bilge Ebiri—about the year in cinema. Ahoy there, fellow cineteests, How ...