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Oh What A Year
Staggering layoffs, a slew of delays, console price drops, promising new technology and two new gaming platforms: For fans of video games, 2009 was one heck of a roller coaster ride. More »Terror at 30,000 Feet: Game-Free Transcontinental Flights?
I found myself doing something strange as I prepared for a 14 hour flight back to the United States this week: Buying games. More »A Surprise Education
No Non-Gamers Allowed
The iPhone's Online Identity Crisis
Gaming For Good
Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Fats Domino, James Brown – Denver's historic Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom has seen them all since its inception as a ex-servicemen's club in the 20s. More »Wii Fitness Shares Store With Dumbbells, Treadmills
All Out War (Games)
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 isn't just the biggest video game launch in history, it's the biggest launch across all forms of entertainment, beating out the likes of Harry Potter books, The Dark Knight and band 'N Sync. More »Modern Warfare 2 Navigates A Sea Of Second-Guessers
Incensed politicians, angry fans, boycotting retailers: What might be the biggest video game launch in history has more than its share of controversy. More »Can Bigger Screens Save a Shrinking Market?
News of a new, extra-large, extra-priced portable from Nintendo was met more with confusion than enthusiasm when it was unveiled this week. More »Video Game Speakeasy Slips Into Soho for a Night of Raucous Fun
Nights in New York City's upscale Soho neighborhood always offers something at which to Gawk. More »Windows 7: What Happened to Gaming?
When the Going Gets Tough... Let the Game Play Itself
Like many younger brothers I had a contentious relationship with my older brother. We butted heads, fought, lied, accused each other of unimaginable atrocities and genuinely despised one another — while secretly caring deeply what the other thought. More »Why Everyone Should Be Watching the PSPgo
Video games stored on a disc of plastic and tucked away in a case are approaching extinction. More »Tokyo Game Show Slump Casts Shadow Across Industry
The United States may have given birth to video games, but it was Japan that brought them to life. More »Bakugan: Contender to the Pokemon Throne?
"There it is!" More »The Problem With Reality
Video games are meant to be flights of fancy but, as with television, reality has become an increasingly popular concept to tap into. More »Could Gaming Soon Overshadow Music in Seattle?
This Labor Day weekend two giant shows took over Seattle: One dedicated to music, the other to video games. But only one of them is growing. More »A Reignited Console War Means A Happy Holiday For Gamers
The long-simmering war between the Playstation 3, Wii and Xbox 360 has boiled over in time for the holidays thanks to dual price drops that put all three consoles within $50 of each other. More »Video Gamers Get Their Woodstock
Cologne, Germany - There were plenty of reason to go to Cologne's convention center last week: Jet pack flights, beach volleyball, ATV races, motorcycle stunts, performances by skateboarder Tony Hawk and German band Die Toten Hosen. But what really brought in the crowds were the video games. More »QuakeCon Faces a Crossroads