The Backlog Phenomenon: Do Gamers Need to Own Every Game?
The growing trend of buying and not playing video games raises questions about the value of ownership and the joy of gaming.
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The growing trend of buying and not playing video games raises questions about the value of ownership and the joy of gaming.
A recent survey in Madagascar explores how people consume information and entertainment.
Despite the rise of streaming services, some Malagasy people still prefer traditional TV viewing for its communal experience and cultural content.
Malagasy artist Kim Jah shuns traditional media for online platforms
Germany and Madagascar collaborate on environmental program to create jobs and reduce deforestation
Malagasy chef Antonio Razakandrainy brings modern twist to traditional cuisine at Tamboho Suites
Malagasy artist Ando Baliaka showcases her unique watercolor style, blending conceptual and figurative elements in her latest exhibition.
A new comic book, "Dans la bulle des Zafimaniry," takes readers on an immersive journey into the culture of Madagascar's Zafimaniry community.
A new species of lizard, Zig zag, has been discovered in northwest Madagascar, showcasing the country's unexplored biodiversity.
Multidisciplinary artist Mihanta Armelle shares her favorite spots in Antananarivo, Madagascar.
A new tropical cocktail, Passion Tropicale de l'Île, has been launched by La Taverne des Pirates in Sainte-Marie, Madagascar.
In Madagascar, Asombola, the sixth month of the traditional calendar, is considered the most propitious time for launching new ventures, signing contracts, and making money grow.