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The student news site of Antioch Community High School.

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The student news site of Antioch Community High School.

Sequoit Media

The PlayStation Vita was joke to many large titles, such as MLB The Show. For several years these games found a new home in the PlayStation Vita, allowing them to be played mobile rather on the standard console. After 2015 though, the MLB games were dropped from the console, showing off the new end for the PlayStation Vita.

Sony Abandoned Handheld Gaming

While the Nintendo Switch continues to rise in popularity, Sony continues to move away from their last attempt at a handheld console.
Jake Ilkka, Tom Tom Staff
October 15, 2020
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Over the past ten years, many companies have released games with special editions and perks for pre-ordering video games, with the trend getting more prevalent. “I think it has potential to increase,” junior Liam Mash said. “Because game developers can say ‘Oh people will pre-order a game, we don’t need to try as hard.”

Charging More for a Yearly Release

In the video game industry, prices for games are increasing with the introduction of special editions and other perks for paying more money.
Jake Ilkka, Tom Tom Staff
October 25, 2019
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ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Rock The Ages

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Rock The Ages

The former juggernauts of video game trends left to rely on two 2015 reboots.
Jake Ilkka, Tom Tom Staff
February 22, 2019
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Video Games on the Horizon

A glimpse at a few of the major video games being released in 2019.
Jake Ilkka, Tom Tom Staff
January 25, 2019
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The Future of the Battle Royale Genre

The Future of the Battle Royale Genre

A drop in popularity has caused some people to believe that the battle royale genre is dying off
Walker Winkler, Tom Tom Staff
August 30, 2018
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APP OF THE WEEK: Red Bull Air Race: The Game

Gamers will love this new high speed app.
Nathaniel Alexander, Tom Tom Staff
September 25, 2014
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