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Super Mario 64 Turns 30
Super Mario 64 turns 30, celebrating the Nintendo 64 classic that helped bring Mario into 3D and changed platform gaming.
How Veterans Can Use the GI Bill for Apprenticeships
Veterans can use the GI Bill to join approved apprenticeship and on-the-job training programs, allowing them to earn a paycheck while learning a skilled trade.
GTA 6 Pre-Order Date Confirmed by Rockstar
Rockstar Games has confirmed that Grand Theft Auto VI pre-orders begin June 25, alongside the reveal of the official GTA 6 cover art ahead of the game’s Nov. 19 release.
Gaming Careers for People Who Like Organizing Events
Gaming careers in event planning can open doors to roles in tournament administration, community events, live production, and more for people who enjoy keeping events organized and on track.
Chaos Cubed Update Brings New Mobs and Caves to Minecraft
Minecraft’s Chaos Cubed update adds sulfur cubes, sulfur caves, geysers and new block interactions that bring more unpredictable gameplay to the Overworld.
More Than a Game: The Benefits of Video Games
When played in moderation, video games can support brain health, stress relief, social connection, problem-solving, and real-world skills.
Ten Boxing Video Games That Still Pack a Punch
Explore the best boxing video games, from realistic boxing simulations like Fight Night Champion and Undisputed to arcade classics like Punch-Out!! and Ready 2 Rumble Boxing.
Modified Call Of Duty 4 Game Helps Marines Build Real-World Decision-Making Skills
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 Games Ever Made
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 Returns With Multiplayer After Decades of Fan Requests
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.
New ESA Report Shows Video Games Are a Regular Part of American Life
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’s Claude Fable 5 Could Make Game Prototypes Easier to Build
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.
Video Game Rehab Helps Stroke Survivors Regain Arm Movement
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.
Paramount Skydance Launches New Game Studio
Paramount Skydance’s new games studio will develop and publish video games based on major franchises, including Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Avatar, Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra, and more.
From Air Force Veteran to Games and Tech Leader: Jason Robar’s Story
From tabletop RPGs to Microsoft DirectX and military training technology, Jason Robar’s career connects gaming, service, and innovation.
How The American Legion Support Programs Help Veterans and Military Families
The American Legion supports Veterans and military families through financial assistance, disaster relief, housing outreach, recovery programs, and local community support programs.
American Legion Departments Team Up for Mystery Prize Giveaway
American Legion Gaming invites Veterans, gamers, and supporters to join an official American Legion giveaway supporting Veteran fundraising, with a mystery prize reveal coming soon.
Video Games May Help Veterans Manage PTSD and Isolation
PTSD and gaming research shows that video games may help some Veterans manage stress, reduce isolation and build peer support through trusted online communities.