If you're a gaming aficionado, you're probably already well-acquainted with the remastering trend that's been going on for the past 2 years. What caused this trend to emerge though? Was it the players? Or are the developers scared to create new IPs?

The red curtain is the only witness of today's divine night.

On a very vivacious meeting, we were enclosed by a cordial infatuation.

Yasin's amazing smash gains Sundane another point against Summerbreeze. Three more points and they're through to the finals.

The tiny lights which lined the edges of the square mirror glowed dimly as Jody stared at her reflection. The corner of her lips stung as she wiped the red paint off them with a coarse napkin.

Anaf's mother had just finished typing “mamdo bhoot” after an hour's struggle with Bangla font in the Google search bar when a man outside her window shouted something in a dialect.

Who do you get when you mix the left hand bat of a Graeme Pollock with the left and right arm pace of a Wasim Akram and a Glen McGrath?

American International University Bangladesh (AIUB) organised AIUB Cyber Gaming Festival 2016 on July 27-28, 2016 at the AIUB premises.

Strategy Master, an initiative by The Daily Star, is a business competition that aims to test the strategic business acumen of its participants.

It's 4 pm. I lie still in bed with the windows and balcony door open. The eerie silence of the once-bustling city doesn't bother me anymore.

In school, we spend 5-6 days a week with the same people, sometimes over a major span of time.

Chasing Cars

How does a day in our lives proceed? Well first of all, you have to accept the ultimate fate that you'll never have a decent sleep schedule.

If you have been struggling with retaining your focus and concentration at work or while studying and keep repeatedly checking your phone, Forest just might be the app you need.

As a 90s kid I view the 80s with distaste and bewilderment. By rights Netflix's Stranger Things, a love letter to that decade's America, should do absolutely nothing for me. And yet I love the show to teensy bits. How can such things be?

This week you will get wet in the rain, but not feel it.

It's been over a year I've been working here at SHOUT and I still abstain from telling anyone that I do. The absurd requests that I'm bombarded with shortly afterwards is something I don't look forward to at all.

Don't we all know at least one person who claims to be broke all the time, 365 days a year? Maybe not always flat broke, but you ALWAYS have to chip in for them?

For you, I set out on a quest to find the best shōjo manga out there that will leave you with a satisfying ending and make you a little less frustrated about that one manga you love that hasn't been updated in months.

This seems like such a first world problem: I am important enough that people call me, but hey, I absolutely hate it.