Gaming

Remember the arcade? ...no? It used to be a place where you would hang out and play games for a quarter a pop. This video will likely appeal to you older gamers out there.

The United States Air Force has been working on a PS3 supercomputer for many years, with the number of PS3s being used increasing from eight to 1,716.

If you've ever wondered what 'Super Mario Bros.' would look like if it were rendered in a first-person perspective, two things: 1.) you should be ashamed of yourself, 2.) you're in luck!

Modder Mark Bongo has gone above and beyond with his latest creation: A fully-functioning R2-D2 that is complete with a projector.

The Guinness Book of World Records has proclaimed that Microsoft's Kinect is the fastest selling consumer electronics device of all time.

A new study claims to show that video games may very well help people cope better with nightmares, especially violent ones.

The National Sleep Foundation has released a study that claims that technology like cell phones and laptops are hindering sleep for a number of young people.

During a Q&A panel at the Game Developers Conference, Box2D creator Erin Catto asked Rovio's Peter Vesterbacka, quite publicly, if he could have a credit in 'Angry Birds'. After all, the game uses his physics engine.

The earliest known Monopoly board to have survived to this day, made in 1933, sold at auction for over $145,000.

There was a time when games like 'Doom' required top-of-the-line computing to play. Now we can play it on a graphing calculator.