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If you haven't seen the first episode of the brand new HBO Max series, The Last of Us, I would highly recommend adding it to your to do list.

Here is a definitive list of games that take place solely, mainly, partially or even have DLC packs that take place in the great state of Wyoming.

It's been a little over a year since PlayStation released the much anticipated sequel, The Last of Us part II. Both the original (The Last of Us) and part 2, take place in Jackson, Wyoming.

I've been an avid Xbox fan for years, but a new video game called The Last of Us II may force me to purchase a PlayStation 4.

If you are a Casper gamer and experienced a significant outage via the PlayStation network, you are not alone.

Last week we posed the question of what was the Cowboy States's all time favorite home video game system and the answer kind of surprised us.

A recent study showed what video games Wyomingites had Google-searched the most over the last decade, but home systems have been around since the late 1970s. With that in mind and the recent rise of retro gaming consoles being sold throughout the world, it got us thinking: what is Wyoming's all time favorite system?

With all the Wyoming-based movies coming out as of late, it was only a matter of time until the Cowboy State got it's own video game. Enter: Firewatch.

A few months ago brought the news that Sony Playstation had revived the long-dormant adaptation of the superhero comic 'Powers' in order to become the Sony gaming machine's first original series. Now, the media giant officially confirmed plans for the property, setting a December debut on multiple platforms with the promise of casting announcements to come.

Like Netflix, Skype is a dirty tramp of the app world. Not long after we spotted it over in the corner hitting on the Xbox, now it’s gone and jumped the bones of our PlayStation Vitas. And it’s already gotten up on just about every smartphone and tablet known to man.

Sony’s PlayStation Vita has struggled out of the gate, with slow sales and a sad little trickle of software to support it. The most telling sign of the device’s lack of popularity is you just don’t see it very often when you’re out and about. Those who’ve managed to wait a couple months to pick one up are in luck, with used copies dipping to as low as $162 at times.

In one corner, we have PlayStation, the video game console engineered by Sony that’s currently in it’s third evolution on top of its PSP, PS Vita and PlayStation Move installments. Along with game play, users can stream movies and TV shows through Netflix and Hulu, listen to music and more. In the other, we have Xbox, Microsoft’s sixth-generation console that was the first technology in the game w