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New consoles are great, but the real fun usually doesn't start until a year or so after when new games hit store shelves.

If your kids are chattering non-stop about things like emeralds, pickaxes and creepers, you may have a unique opportunity to turn a video game addiction into a life lesson about money.

The budding technology can have applications for business meetings, medicine, education and more.

The man behind Google's first foray into the set-top business discusses how gaming will evolve.

Company CEO: 'We have been building our team on assumptions of faster growth than have materialized.'

After being exhumed from a New Mexico landfill earlier this year, copies of the world's worst video game will now be up for auction.

Microsoft is reportedly nearing a deal to buy the maker of the wildly popular video game, but at least one analyst calls the move a 'real head scratcher.'

Where the gap between the digital and the real starts to blur.

Amazon's surprise announcement followed months of unconfirmed reports that Google's YouTube unit was about to buy the company.

Hardware and software sales soared during the second quarter, riding new gaming consoles from Microsoft and Sony.

It's called Swing Copters, and it looks just as frustratingly difficult to play as Flappy Bird.

Hip startup employees have been known to enjoy digital entertainment at work, but does it actually have a positive effect on employees?

Stephen Gillett, Symantec's chief operating officer and former Starbucks CIO, says the skills he learned playing the online game have helped him professionally.

Michael Thomasson, the seller, has auctioned off two video game collections before; the first paid for Sega Genesis, and the second paid for his wedding.

With a new CEO leading the way, Atari is focusing on the future. At the same time, a documentary in the works seeks to uncover why, years ago, Atari dumped thousands of cartridges in a landfill.

OpenStage uses multiple cameras and advanced algorithms to capture and display motion data in real time, no special suites or elaborate setups required.

Described as the YouTube on online gaming, Google is reportedly ready to buy Twitch for upwards of $1 billion.

A little boy discovered a major security loophole in the product, something people 10 times his age didn't notice.

The maker of the wildly popular Candy Crush game has had a disastrous public debut. What might that mean for private companies in the gaming space?

Facebook announced plans to buy the virtual reality headset maker for $2 billion, angering a lot of vocal gamers in the process.

The approach nets more engaged applications when integrated into a challenge-based hiring process.