As smartphone technology evolves, video games on these pocket devices are growing more complex. Even with increased graphical fidelity and new genres to utilize, modern mobile games still allow for quick gaming sessions when you're on the go. Phone and tablet games have come a long way since Snake—here are some of the best mobile games you can download now.

This article will provide you with a variety of suggestions for movies to watch that take place in space; our recommendations cover a variety of genres. Whatever mix of tones a space movie might have, grab your popcorn bucket and get ready for a zero-gravity experience through your television screen.

Stories can range from retellings of an immigrant family's experience in the United States to more fantastical stories rooted in Asian history or even a hybrid of both realism and fantasy. Whatever the case, Asian-based talent is on the rise, with fare including modern action movies, streaming romantic comedies, documentaries, and prestige award-winning dramas.

Read on to see which games were considered the best in the year you graduated high school, or any other milestone in your life. With any luck, that game is one that you have fond memories of playing back in the day.

When you enter the new Barcade in Center City, you'll notice some of the usual classic video games: "Ms. Pac-Man," "Donkey Kong," a variation of Tetris and others. But amid the loud noise from pinball machines, arcade cabinets and patrons at the bar are several unusual and obscure games that Barcade owner Paul Kermizian takes pride in including.

These games made a huge splash in gaming communities when they were first released, even garnering attention in larger popular culture conversations and reaching audiences who otherwise wouldn't play video games.

Video games on mobile devices have been around for the past couple of decades, but we're a long way from Snake in this day and age. Games for phones, personal digital assistants (remember PalmPilots?), and other handheld devices were mere distractions with simple visuals, but these mobile games are responsive, visually attractive, and designed to keep you playing way over time.

These figures provide video game enthusiasts with a snapshot of a fast-moving industry. You might see one console succeed over its contemporaries due to its stronger software library, or perhaps because it had an innovative feature that attracted nongamers into purchasing it. Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft have each had triumphant successes and very public failures—and their sales numbers show it.

Read on to see where your favorite late-night hosts fit into this fascinating history and the legacies they left behind.

You'll be challenged to name the star who was in an ad for a well-known brand based on a couple of hints about what they might be known for now. Can you guess them all?

It's hard to think of a more everlasting and impactful science fiction property than "Star Trek." In 1966, what is now known as "Star Trek: The Original Series" premiered on NBC, the brainchild of creator, writer, and executive producer Gene Roddenberry. What made "Star Trek" unique for its time was its devotion to an optimistic vision of society, one where human civilization has moved past war and poverty, boldly going "where no man has gone before."

As with child stars of other decades, some of these entertainers eventually became embroiled in personal and public controversies, sometimes leaving the industry altogether, but many of these actors and actresses continue to work in Hollywood today.

Stacker hunted through internet resources, pop culture publications, and databases like Know Your Meme to find 50 different memes and what they mean. While the almost self-replicating nature of these vague symbols can get exhausting, memes, in their essence, can also bring people closer together—as long as they have internet access.

Stacker compiled a list of 28 of these LGBTQ+ historical figures, spanning a range of disciplines and periods, referencing articles, personal letters, and books. Each slide details a particular LGBTQ+ person from history, their accomplishments, and how their effects are still present today.

The 1960s was a landmark decade for film, with 1968 being a host to some particular classics. Genres like the Western, historical epic, fantasy, and science fiction ruled the cineplexes, and with the "Hays Code" of moral guidelines being replaced by the now-standard MPAA ratings, film content became more experimental and riskier.

Five years into the Nintendo Switch’s lifespan, we’re past the point where the ambitions of developers are far beyond the hardware’s capability. Many third-party companies have struggled to make their games work on the Switch, but in most cases, Nintendo itself has still been able to take advantage of its limited horsepower to create some stunning and memorable games.

Through the hardships and obstacles they faced from their peers and society, these figures have emerged in the mainstream, paving the way for more LGBTQ+ people to follow. Read on to see which of these celebrities you recognize and whose work you have followed.

While 2021 has brought us a number of memorable new titles, there are still those online games that we can’t seem to stop playing. These ongoing games, games-as-a-service, or whatever you may want to call them entrenched themselves into our daily routines. Whether it’s due to a thriving userbase, compelling daily, weekly, or seasonal challenges, or significant content drops, these are the games that kept players engaged throughout the entire calendar year.

The wonderful and strange world of "Twin Peaks" has captivated television and cinema audiences for decades, leaving a lasting impact on serialized storytelling in television long after its original run. Co-created by film director David Lynch and novelist Mark Frost, "Twin Peaks" was led by Kyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper, who investigated the murder of a teenage girl named Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee). As Cooper soon discovered, Laura lived a double life, and the investigation was rife with secrets and dramatic developments. The town of Twin Peaks itself was full of quirky and memorable characters, and the show blended soap drama, comedy, and the surreal, as supernatural forces were in full effect in this twisty, oddball world.

As "F9" roared into theaters, viewers both casual and devoted feverishly caught up on the Fast & Furious franchise's oddly complex lore and timeline. But once you're finished with NOS, Coronas, and the overbearing themes of family, you may want to find other movies that maintain the adrenaline rush that the Fast & Furious movies provide.