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Why Are Gaming Consoles Getting So Expensive?
PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo console prices have climbed as memory, storage, tariffs, and other costs put pressure on gaming hardware.
Hiring Our Heroes Can Help Service Members Break Into the Gaming Industry
Hiring Our Heroes connects transitioning Service Members and Veterans with career resources and opportunities at companies including Electronic Arts.
Warner Bros. Games Joins Paramount Games Studio After Skydance Merger
Warner Bros. Games is joining Paramount Games Studio after the Skydance merger, bringing major franchises under one gaming operation.
Xbox Elite Series 3 Leak Reveals Hall Effect Sticks and New Haptics
A reported Xbox Elite Series 3 leak reveals possible Hall effect and TMR thumbsticks, upgraded haptics, new paddles, and more.
AI-Generated Fallout Game Taken Offline After Legal Threat
An AI-generated Fallout fan game was taken offline after its creator said ZeniMax Media sent a cease-and-desist over the use of Fallout intellectual property.
October Video Game Releases
October brings major releases across PlayStation, Xbox, PC, and Nintendo, including Gears of War, Ace Combat, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, and more.
Minecraft Gets a New Dimension After More Than 14 Years
Minecraft is getting its first new dimension in more than 14 years, with the Sift available now in Minecraft Dungeons II and coming to Java and Bedrock in 2027.
Ubisoft Toronto Is Hiring for Splinter Cell Remake
Ubisoft Toronto is hiring for the Splinter Cell remake, with current openings in production and visual effects.
Xbox Shake-Up Moves Halo, Rare, Obsidian, and More Under New Leadership
Microsoft is restructuring Xbox, moving major franchises and studios, including Halo, Rare, Obsidian, and Forza, under new leadership while cutting additional jobs.
PlayStation Digital Game Settlement Could Give Eligible Players Store Credit
A proposed $7.85 million PlayStation settlement could provide store credit to eligible U.S. players who purchased certain digital games between 2019 and 2023.
Enter Now for Your Chance to Win a Restored Humvee
Enter The American Legion’s Drive 4 Freedom Sweepstakes for a chance to win a restored Humvee.
Why Some Veterans Find It Easier to Talk While Gaming
Some Veterans find it easier to connect and talk while gaming, where shared goals and familiar teamwork can make conversation feel more natural.
VA Launches VET TEC 2.0 for Veterans Entering Tech Careers
The VA is now accepting applications for VET TEC 2.0, which helps eligible Veterans and transitioning Service Members train for careers in high-tech.
Veteran Owned Companies Are Building Across the Gaming Industry
Veteran-owned gaming companies are building games, esports organizations, simulations, and tabletop experiences across a growing industry.
Adaptive Gaming Helps Disabled Veterans Stay Connected
Adaptive gaming technology is helping disabled Veterans overcome physical barriers, reconnect with gaming, and play using controllers and settings built around their individual abilities.
The Rise of the “Dad Game”
Dad games are gaining popularity as players turn to farming, trucking, building, repairing, and other slower-paced games for a different kind of challenge.
Forgotten Box Reveals Rare Nintendo Games Hidden for Decades
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.
Video Game Movies and Shows for Your Next ALG Event
ALG communities can turn video game movies and shows such as Fallout and Super Mario into watch parties, game nights, and events at local Posts.