Adaptive gaming technology is helping disabled Veterans overcome physical barriers, reconnect with gaming, and play using controllers and settings built around their individual abilities.
Dad games are gaining popularity as players turn to farming, trucking, building, repairing, and other slower-paced games for a different kind of challenge.
Rare 1993 copies of Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt were discovered after decades in storage and may become some of the most collectible versions of the NES classic.
Research shows gaming is not simply good or bad, landing in the middle, and how it is used can support stress relief and connection, or lead to addiction and negative behavior.
Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 players can explore a wide range of free-to-play games, demos, and free-to-start titles across every genre.
A study published last year shows that VR and AR sports gaming can strengthen relationships, build social networks, and improve mental well-being.
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