Due to its widespread success, Sony made sure to keep supplying the console with incredible games, and the PS2 now has one of the most beloved libraries in all gaming. From tactical JRPGs to ...

The best PS2 games of all time truly demonstrate why ... Sega AM2’s driving game is a simple thing – you just need to drive wonderful Ferrari cars through absolutely beautiful scenery, taking ...

Sony hasn’t confirmed yet what PS2 games are coming to PS5 for 2025, but with the PS Plus Extra & Premium lineup due soon, we shouldn’t have long to wait (keep in mind that we don’t always ...

The PS2 was a console with a stacked library of hits; that's without question. However, due to the sheer popularity of the system, for every incredible smash hit, there was a litany of cash grabs ...

PS5's backward compatibility with older PlayStation consoles is one of its most highlighted features. This means games released on older PlayStations can be enjoyed without buying any of those ...

Fans of the Christmas classic "It’s a Wonderful Life" are livid over Amazon's abridged version of the movie on its streaming service. The 1946 hit film, which follows the life of businessman and ...

Life wasn’t always wonderful for Karolyn Grimes. The actress was 6 years old when she was offered a role in the 1946 film "It’s a Wonderful Life." The Frank Capra-directed classic stars James ...

Another name that fools people is this one as people expect the moon to be red or pink in colour. But in reality, the name comes from the harvest time of early Strawberries, ripe and sweet in ...

For over a decade, the PS2 was the best-selling video game console ever in the US, though it recently lost this distinction to the Nintendo Switch. A PlayStation 2 fan shared a video showing a ton ...

Donna Reed and Jimmy Stewart star in "It's a Wonderful Life." When he was asked in 1984 if he thought It’s a Wonderful Life contained autobiographical elements, the director of the film ...

Arguably the greatest Christmas film is 1946’s “It’s a Wonderful Life,” directed by Frank Capra and starring James Steward and Donna Reed — and it has a surprising Fall River connection.