A modified Call of Duty training program at Marine Corps University is helping Marines practice leadership, communication and decision-making skills through video game-based military education.
The most unusual video games, from Katamari Damacy to Untitled Goose Game, show how strange ideas can become some of gaming’s most memorable experiences.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour is making a comeback in 2027, but this time with multiplayer, new cities, customization, and more ways for players to connect.
The ESA’s 2026 video game industry report shows that 212.3 million Americans play video games weekly, with gaming now reaching families, adults, mobile players, and every generation.
Anthropic built Claude Fable 5 for complex coding and problem-solving, but one of its most interesting uses may be turning a simple game idea into a playable prototype from a single prompt.
Northwestern University researchers developed a video game-based stroke rehabilitation system that may help chronic stroke survivors improve arm movement through home-based muscle training.
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