Gaming

Gaming fans step from the Playstation blue into the Nintendo red display rooms on day one of E3 2017.

A famous professional video-game player on the Internet, Tom Burke has made waves for treating his passion like a full-time job. Does that make him a sellout?

Gamers have found a way to get a younger generation excited about raising millions for charity. And they don’t even need to put down their controllers.

Research suggests highly skilled players who achieve a "flow state" are buffered against the games' negative psychological impact.

New research from Germany helps explain why people attempt to discredit scientific findings in online comments.

Casino operators are changing blackjack payouts to give the house an even greater advantage. Is this a sign that Vegas is on its way back from the recession, or that the Strip’s biggest players are trying to squeeze some more cash out of visitors before the well runs dry?

Players of an online survival game expressed guilt for killing, but less so for non-lethal actions that would result in a character’s death.

You know the $21 billion mobile gaming industry you contributed to by purchasing the latest iteration of Angry Birds? Look to it for clues about how we’ll soon consume all digital content.

As part of our week-long series on booms and busts, Jamie Wiebe considers the contenders for the casual gaming crown. Since the early days of Nintendo, the games you play have been secondary to the systems you play them on. And now, the options seem limitless.

A closer look at the app economy.

There are countless ways to game the airline miles system, but does that mean you should take advantage?

Research using brain-scanning technology finds that images of violence stimulate specific responses in the human brain that do not occur in reaction to other types of imagery.