Shacknews Hall of Fame: Class of 2024
The Shacknews Hall of Fame Class of 2024 celebrates one of the industry's most beloved consoles as well as a host of people, technology, and games that defined 1999.
New to Shacknews? Signup for a Free Account
Already have an account? Login Now
The Shacknews Hall of Fame Class of 2024 celebrates one of the industry's most beloved consoles as well as a host of people, technology, and games that defined 1999.
The Shacknews Hall of Fame Class of 2023 celebrates 1998, considered one of the most significant years in video game history, as well as inductees that have left a mark on our industry.
The Shacknews Hall of Fame Class of 2022 welcomes creators, games, platforms, and other influences on our industry from 1997 and earlier.
The inaugural Shacknews Hall of Fame class welcomes the games, developers, hardware, and more that have influenced our hobby for 25 years or more.
Hidden gems and curiosities from a 20-year-old time-capsule of my Quake-obsessed past.
From Adventure and Minesweeper to Age of Empires, Halo, Xbox, and beyond, explore Microsoft's history in the PC and video game industries. Based on over 100 hours of interviews.
As WarCraft II, Command & Conquer, and Civilization II continued to sell, a small group of business programmers toiled away on Age of Empires, a strategy game that combined all three.
In the home stretch to release the original Xbox, Microsoft developers find themselves in an America forever changed by the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.
In 2016, nearly 12 years after the mixed reaction to id Software's horror-driven reboot of the Doom franchise and following leadership upheaval, the studio rallied back with the critically acclaimed "Doom 2016." Fresh off their success, the development team set out to not only refine their push-forward formula, but to outdo themselves.
Twenty-five years after the release of id Software's groundbreaking shooter, John Romero carves a new path through hell.