DUST off those old boxes gathering dust in the loft, as the retro gaming market is thriving – and some long-forgotten treasures could fetch a tidy sum. Games once dismissed as outdated are ...

Suikoden 2's one of the most recent games to receive this treatment, and it's been one heck of a roller coaster ride for ...

Dragon Quest has had so many chances to break out big-time in the West. Alas, it’s never quite panned out. Which isn’t to say ...

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The Premier League is renowned as the pinnacle of world football, boasting some of the most expensive players globally. However, there's a significant disparity from the top to the bottom of the ...

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Funding reached over $802 million, making it the most expensive game. Controversies arose from delayed features and monetization. A dedicated fanbase persists, sharing gameplay online. The game ...

Nintendo consoles, even older models, can exceed the price of modern systems like the Switch 2 when adjusted for inflation. High launch prices often led to revised pricing and increased sales for ...

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People taking mortgages in Ireland are paying an average of 3.79% compared to 3.33% in other countries which use the euro, making Ireland the fifth most expensive country in the euro zone.