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The beloved Wholesome Direct gaming showcase is back for its seventh year, bringing more than 50 adorable games to screens worldwide on June 6. Proceeds from merch sales will support the Transgender Law Center, continuing the event's tradition of raising money for good causes.
Google Play just launched Game Trials, letting mobile gamers test paid games before spending money. The feature gives players up to 60 minutes of free gameplay to decide if a game is worth buying.
A gaming company is bringing back the nostalgic beige computer tower from 1998, but with a twist. Inside the vintage-looking case beats the heart of today's most powerful gaming technology.
The World Video Game Hall of Fame welcomed four gaming legends that shaped how millions play today. Angry Birds, Silent Hill, Dragon Quest, and FIFA International Soccer earned their place in history.
A developer has successfully recreated the iconic 3DFX Voodoo 1 graphics chip using modern FPGA technology, bringing a piece of gaming history back to life. The project offers retro gaming fans an affordable alternative to hunting down expensive vintage hardware.
Eight major Linux gaming projects are joining forces to make gaming smoother for everyone. The Open Gaming Collective will share fixes and improvements instead of working separately.
A clock mechanic at London's Big Ben uses a quirky handheld gaming device to ensure the iconic bells chime perfectly. It's an unexpected reminder that playful technology can solve serious problems.
The beloved purple dragon is soaring back to gaming with Spyro: A Realm Beyond, launching spring 2027. Developer Toys for Bob promises seamless flight, bigger worlds, and a fresh adventure for both nostalgic fans and newcomers.
Ten years after AlphaGo stunned the world, AI has revolutionized the ancient game of Go and made professional training accessible to more players than ever. The technology is upending centuries of tradition while helping more women climb the competitive ranks.
California lawmakers are advancing a groundbreaking bill that would require game publishers to keep online games playable even after support ends. The Protect Our Games Act just cleared three major committees and is headed for a full Assembly vote.
Arizona State University launched a groundbreaking interdisciplinary school that's preparing students for careers in the gaming industry, which now outpaces film and music combined. The GAME School combines arts, engineering, and storytelling to train the next generation of game creators through hands-on projects and industry partnerships.
Google Play just launched a $1 million fund to support independent game developers across 32 African countries, awarding up to $200,000 per studio. The move comes as Africa's 250 game studios struggle to access the funding they need despite a $2.29 billion gaming market.
A growing movement of collectors is breathing new life into outdated tech like iPods, retro gaming systems, and dumb phones. Their passion is creating community events and helping people reconnect with more intentional technology use.
Nine years ago, Nintendo took a massive risk on a gaming console that defied industry norms, and it paid off spectacularly. The Switch became one of the best-selling consoles ever by letting players game anywhere.
Young Ugandan developers just turned 24 hours into breakthrough gaming careers at a government-backed hackathon. The event shows how investment in creative technology is opening real economic doors for the next generation.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag is getting a July relaunch with accessibility upgrades that make the beloved pirate adventure playable for everyone. The remake shows how far gaming has come in welcoming all players.
Young game designers in Benin are transforming their nation's rich history into interactive digital experiences. Through video games and augmented reality, they're helping a new generation connect with cultural heritage in ways textbooks never could.
Nine major Linux gaming projects just joined forces to stop duplicating work and start sharing solutions. When one team wins, everyone wins.
Red Bull just published a magazine with a fully functional Tetris game built into its paper cover. Only 150 copies exist, but they prove gaming devices can literally be made of paper.
A wave of new indie games is proving that gaming can be both fun and thoughtful, with titles focusing on renewable energy, creativity, and community. From solar-powered farming to streetball nostalgia, these games show how small studios are making big statements about what matters.
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