Jason Venter is a freelancer at various outlets, including PC Invasion, Polygon, NewsBreak, and MSN. He focuses on tech and consumer tech, with a particular emphasis on video game consoles, video games, and consumer electronics. His expertise in these areas is complemented by his background as a long-time gamer and author of the snarky urban fantasy series, Chronicles of an Amateur Reaper.
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Some of the biggest series around got their start on the Super Nintendo, 35 years ago.
By: Jason Venter
After the brighter Metro Exodus in 2019, Metro 2039 explores the dire consequences of war while looking back toward the roots of the franchise.
Now that video games are getting turned into successful movies and TV series more regularly, it's time for 12 favorites to get the same treatment.
What's your number one?
The NSO lineup keeps getting better and better
All killer, no filler
There are 10 commonly overlooked console exclusives to make sure you don't miss on the Nintendo Switch.
Without Konami's early hit, it's difficult to see how we would have gotten to Dark Souls and other gothic adventures.
The dedicated jump button in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time feels unnecessary, like parachutes in a submarine.
Video games should look good, but 15 classic games prove they're not as important as putting together a package that matters.
