This content is sponsored by the Entertainment Software Association. Traditionally, video games may have been viewed as something for kids as a way to pass the time and have a little fun, but that ...

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It turns out there's so much more to board game enthusiasts than just wanting to foster community and have some fun with friends. Researchers found that those who love playing board games in adulthood ...

CU Boulder scientists find that playing video games comes with small but significant cognitive benefits Ever since video games began to gain widespread popularity, some have questioned how playing ...

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From playing video games as a child to making his own one as an adult, Robbie Singh talks about his journey from player to creator As a child, it never occurred to Robbie Singh that people actually ...

When the first Humble Bundle launched as a studio initiative in 2010, it was a novelty: a compilation of indie games at a bargain price, which drove huge sales volume. Fifteen years later, bundles are ...

We all grew up playing games. Most were fun, but as we matured, many games became psychological. As adults, people play mind games for a host of reasons. If you have ever spent much time with such ...

About 67% of Americans, or roughly 211 million people, play video games on at least one type of device, with more than half of those who game, playing on multiple platforms, according to a new study ...

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When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows . . .: Common Knowledge and the Mysteries of Money, Power, and Everyday Life By Steven Pinker Scribner 384 pp., $30.00 Getty Images In a sense, human beings are ...