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Xsolla aims to provide a one-stop shop for the next gaming superstars.

Will this be the hottest gift of the holiday season?

This military-grade headset will make hardcore gamers smile from ear to ear.

Our internet speed and capacity are about to get a major upgrade.

Competitive gaming is a booming business.

'Ninja' saw more than 635,000 people watch his stream with Drake and Travis Scott.

Think gaming is all about a 35-year-old man playing "Age of Empires" in his mom's basement? You couldn't be more wrong.

Develop quickly, but keep striving for improvements.

OpenAI has been hard at work on a bot capable of beating top professional players at Dota 1v1, and on Friday, it succeeded.

Virtual-reality arcades offer a way for entrepreneurs to become early adopters in a tech industry poised for exponential growth.

At Dallas Startup Week, Kevin Chou of Kabam discusses taking risks, the need for entrepreneurs to pivot and advice for aspiring founders.

Technology makes the learning process both interactive and participatory; is your business "game" to get involved?

Netflix is set to launch a new app when the console launches with 600 hours of 4K content, including its hit crime series Narcos, and Google's YouTube unit is also planning an app for PS 4 Pro.

Old enough to remember television's inception? Keeping that time frame in perspective can help you understand how VR will roll out over the coming years.

Turns out, staring at a screen may not be so awful for your eyes.

Gamers catch Pokémon. You catch customers.

Who knew that this national craze could drive young people (in droves) to your campus?

Until Pokemon GO, a mobile game, was launched just over a week ago, Nintendo had taken every opportunity to say its main focus was still gaming consoles, and games for smartphones were just a means to lure more people to them.

Pokemon is taking the world by storm -- even in places we'd least expect.

While Nintendo is investigating virtual reality technology, it is focusing on its forthcoming NX console until VR becomes more mainstream.

The 13-year-old event spotlights digital entertainment made with social impact in mind.