The games from the PS3 and Xbox 360 era feel forgotten and overlooked, but they could be a great next remaster for players on current consoles.

The PS3 and Xbox 360 era of gaming consoles emassed some truly unforgettable games that are still remembered as some of the best of all time.

Bishi Bashi Special is a compilation of Super Bishi Bashi and Hyper Bishi Bashi, containing 85 different button-bashing challenges with a variety of bizarre themes ... debt to Metal Gear Solid ...

The long-running Metal Gear in Concert series will finally get a UK premiere on 1st November 2025, at London's Royal Albert Hall. Metal Gear Solid voice talent Stefanie Joosten (Quiet) and Donna ...

London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall has confirmed a pair of special concerts featuring the music of Metal Gear will take place ... And Son’, ‘Quiet’s Theme’, ‘Snake Eater’ and ...

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"Solid Snake, the protagonist of my debut title Metal Gear (1987), was born as a silent 'tough guy' because of these ...

The Sniper Wolf figure features the titular boss character from the original Metal Gear Solid game. She is sitting on a crate, holding her sniper rifle on her left hand, while a wolf cub peeks ...

allowing for a nearly 4-foot-wide opening. That means that it's large enough for all of your yard tools, outdoor gear, and the kids' toys. The galvanized metal coating keeps this unit resilient ...

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