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Interactive Gaming System Helps Kansas Veterans Stay Connected At Dole VA
Veterans at the Dole VA Medical Center in Wichita are using an interactive gaming system donated by the American Legion Auxiliary of Kansas to support social connection, memory, movement, and daily engagement.
Steam Controller Launch Confirmed for May 4
Valve will release the Steam Controller on May 4 for $99, launching ahead of the delayed Steam Machine while supporting PC and Steam devices.
At Every Stage of Life, Board Games Support Brain Health
Research shows board games can support brain health at any age by improving memory, problem-solving, and social interaction, often providing more mental engagement than solo activities like puzzles.
American Legion Advocacy Efforts Help Shape Veteran Policy
The American Legion continues to advocate for Veterans by working with Congress to improve VA healthcare, benefits, and long-term support for Service Members and their families.
From Flight Line to Livestream, shaafes Turns Gameplay Into Connection
At ALG, Army veteran shaafes uses gaming and streaming to connect with veterans, support mental health conversations and create a space where shared experiences lead to real interaction.
Toei Expands Into Gaming With New Studio
Toei launches its own game studio, focusing on original titles first as it steps into video game development beyond anime licensing.
Alaska Legion Gaming Marathon Exceeds USA 250 Goal
Two Alaska American Legion posts surpassed their USA 250 Challenge goal through a joint Magic The Gathering marathon that raised funds for the Veterans & Children Foundation.
Xbox Game Pass Cuts Prices as Call of Duty Day One Releases Take a Hit
Microsoft cuts Xbox Game Pass prices and scales back day one Call of Duty, but keeps new releases coming.
FAA Turns to Gamers to Help Fill Air Traffic Controller Shortage
The FAA is recruiting gamers to help fill a nationwide air traffic controller shortage.
ARC Raiders Player Count Drops Sharply Months After Launch
ARC Raiders has lost about 80 percent of its players in just a few months, with limited endgame content, cheating concerns, and gameplay balance issues driving the decline.
Resident Evil Requiem Tops Circana’s Video Game Sales Chart
Circana’s February 2026 report ranks Resident Evil: Requiem as the top-selling game in the U.S., followed by NBA 2K26 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 7.
The Good and Bad of Gaming According to New Research
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.
Breaking Into the Game Industry in 2026
Game industry layoffs have reshaped hiring in 2026, with more stable opportunities now centered around technical roles, smaller studios, and careers that are less likely to be replaced by AI, such as engineering, backend systems, and technical design.
ALG Gaming Faaast Penguin Community Event April 18
Join the ALG Gaming Faaast Penguin Community Event on April 18 for high-speed races, casual multiplayer fun, and a chance to connect with the community.
Warrior GameTherapy Builds a Network for Veterans Through Gaming and Local Outreach
Army veteran Warrior GameTherapy streams weekly for ALG, and outside of streaming, he leads veteran meetups and organizes outreach efforts to support local veterans.
‘Borderlands Mobile’ Game Quietly Launches Without Announcement
An unannounced free-to-play Borderlands mobile game has launched on iOS in the U.S. as a limited test.
More Players Are Turning to Free Games on Nintendo Switch
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.
ALG and Milspo Momtok Team Up for Month of the Military Child Toy Drive
A toy drive launched by Milspo Momtok and ALG is collecting donations to support military and Veteran families during the Month of the Military Child.