It used to be that established actors never appeared in animated films. Nowadays, that’s all there is — star-studded cast lists for such “illustrious” titles as The Secret Life of Pets and Spies in Disguise.

Coney Island was only the beginning. As players check out episode 3 of Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 post-launch content, they’ll discover that more is coming.

Nobody likes pay-to-win tactics. It’s just a fact.

In Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous — a sequel to Pathfinder: Kingmaker — players create a character that becomes the leader of an army charged with freeing a region that was invaded by a demon army.

Kingdom Hearts was the absolute coolest thing ever when I was in high school. Twelve years later, I can see the flaws and the cheese and zippers and all the weirdness.

Not many Americans may know about Captain Tsubasa. That’s understandable because the manga and anime, which ran from 1980s to 1990s, never made it to U.S. shores.

Video games are an industry where sequels are … expected, honestly. If you make a fantastic standalone game (like The Last of Us), the first question you should expect is when the next one is coming out. Movie franchises make people sigh, but video games usually only encourage calls of more, more, more.

After reinventing a legendary franchise, what do you do for an encore? That was a question facing director Hugo Martin when creating Doom Eternal.

I’ve mentioned in this space before that I recently got into Dungeons & Dragons.

Picking the best games of the decade is an increasingly tough task. These are the games that had a lasting impact on me. They are the ones that I fondly remember or the titles that I still play today. With that said, here are the games that were the most important to me over the past decade.