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Board games began as an exclusive pastime for the elite, with the Roman Empire spreading their popularity throughout Europe. 
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Video games are all about presenting the most realistic experience for gamers these days and with graphic cards technology getting better every year it seems there's no other way for games to get more realistic.
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TED Talks Can playing video games make you more productive? Gabe Zichermann shows how games are making kids better problem-solvers, and will make us better at everything from driving to multi-tasking.
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Plenty of studies are being done which examine the effect gaming has on the brain, and independent developer and former neuroscience researcher Erin Robinson takes a look at ten particularly interesting studies to see what they can teach us.
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Physics & Math. ’Nuff Said. | Why just do this, when you can do......this, too?Cranky flightless birds and their green porcine enemies are on every screen these days.
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The Arab Spring uprisings and Occupy-style US protests have inspired a new genre of serious videogames designed to help activists develop strategy -- all in the safety of cyberspace.
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In this week's Geeky Science - new research shows that video games DO hurt your child's brain - but it might not be too late!
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The next generation is growing up in a collaborative world and are instinctual in their use of collective intelligence and networks. We have become ‘informational hunters and gatherers” (Jenkins, 2006, location 2480) and while elder generations may still be isolated in old media, the younger generations, and especially gamers, are learning to work together in a way we have never done before. Games bring people together and allow for collaboration in problem solving, a skill that many of us could benefit in practicing.
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Teens Who Play Video Games Eat More: By Jill Harness in Entertainment, Gaming, Science & Tech on Nov 11, 2011 at...
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Molecular biology | When scientists struggle with a problem for over a decade, few of them think, “I know!
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