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Following a recent spike in the rates of revoked licenses amongst younger drivers, Australian police have fingered racing games as the source of "irresponsible" driving. Read More...

The launch of the video download service today for the PlayStation 3 and a host of stong titles for the summer headlined Sony's "play it safe" E3 press conference, though small glimpses of God of War 3 and MAG excited the crowd.Read More...

Video games may still be seen as a hobby for the young or the young at heart, but what happens when games try to tackle truly mature subjects? Ars digs into the games that try to say something, and finds that not every princess can be saved. Read More...

Video games are big business, to the tune of roughly $50 billion a year, and lawyers are starting to realize that getting involved could mean a big increase in billable hours.Read More...

A lot of over 1,000 Sega ROMs from a pre-QA stage have been leaked to the internet, and intrepid gamers have begun dissecting the artifacts of game development from years lost.Read More...

Folding@Home is a distributed computing project to better understand disease development and currently under supervision of Professor Vijay Pande at Stanford University’s chemistry department. Everyone can join with his computer donating free computer cycles to the project. To make it more competitive users can form groups that race, just like in an online game, for the top spot and the fame associated with it.

College students in New Orleans, rejoice: EA is willing to pay you to test their games in its first North American QA facility.Read More...

The 13th annual Video Game Report Card is here, and it paints a picture of a healthy industry that's working with families to make playing games as safe and rewarding as possible. For parents, it has a simple message: it's time to start taking advantage of the resources available to you. Read More...

CNN's Fit Nation Tour is appearing around the country, and it's bringing exercise video games with it.Read More...