Archive - Game

Polygon's fitful birth and sudden 'death'

It's easier to kill something, than bring it to life ... or sustain it

May 8 •

Borderlands, Metal Gear Solid, and the art of the video game adaptation

The first time I spoke with Ari Arad about the Borderlands movie was about seven years ago, perhaps an impressive length of time for a reporter’s memory…

Jun 29, 2024 •

Play Days is no E3, that's a good thing

Now open it up to more indies

Jun 17 •

Finding a spark of hope in a sea of layoffs

How some are trying to help amidst a brutal trend

May 31, 2024 •

Nintendo takes the road more traveled with Switch 2

That's not necessarily a bad thing

Apr 2 •

This major 2025 video game trend will come into focus at CES

Expect a sea of handhelds from a diverse landscape

Dec 31, 2024 •

Consoles aren't dying, but they are changing

How do you define a gaming console?

Oct 28, 2024 •

Retro gaming thrives in the shadow of AAA handhelds

Glorious gaming on the go

Nov 27, 2024 •

Switch 2? Say it ain't so Nintendo!

What happened 2 the Nintendo I love?

Jan 16 •

How Tetris became playable on a McNugget and in a Slurpee

40 years and the Tetris phenomenon shows no signs of slowing

Aug 6, 2024 •

Three years later, handheld PC gaming has evolved beyond niche

Xbox, ASUS, Lenovo, MSI and Steam are expanding the market

May 23 •

A horror video game doc

with Richard Moss

Mar 25 •

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