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On 'Late Show with Stephen Colbert,' the host and actor Liam Neeson starred in a Candy Crush movie parody, but the idea of making blockbusters out of classic games is not such an outlandish one.

With this year marking the 80th year of the iconic game, it seemed a fine time to round up some wisdom that communicators have accumulated while playing the board game.

By using innovation games bad ideas become great ones, and new ideas become easy to prioritize and implement.

The card game's expansion pack is a big help for a good cause.

The iconic Nintendo character debuted in Japan on Sept. 13, 1985.

Employers increasingly are finding that the more tedious the task, the more effective it is to make a game of it.

The Finnish company has failed to create a new hit game since the 2009 launch of Angry Birds.

Sure, there's always reading, learning and writing, but these odd things also boost my skills and creativity.

The game turns players into squids.

Both companies are looking to grow internationally.

Satoru Iwata's death comes months after he led the Japanese video-game maker's belated entry into mobile gaming following years of declining sales.

YouTube Gaming is the company's answer to Twitch, which Amazon acquired for $1.1 billion last August.

The pair will launch a line of Angry Birds building blocks.

The new game, Lego Worlds, is available for beta download now.

Bigger, stronger, faster: FanDuel is fantasy sports on steroids.

It turns out all those lost lives in Super Mario Bros. translates into great business experience.

Microsoft is looking to inject a bit of nostalgia back into its latest version of Windows in the form of a much-beloved time waster.

Google's decision to transform Google Maps into a playground for fans of the retro video game proves that the best ideas don't have to be new ideas.

Don't dismiss this popular and growing medium as a waste of time, they hold the potential to boost the skills you need to succeed.

Sometimes the answer is as plain as the schnoz on your face.

Mario, Link, and Donkey Kong will be heading to smartphones and tablets for the first time.