The Daily Caller

Irony, hypocrisy and stupidity in the Newtown debate

‘Video game consumption, based on international data, does not seem to correlate at all with an increase in gun violence’

Young gamers might notice a new character during their electronic adventures this fall: President Barack Obama

World Series champ Curt Schilling’s video game company, 38 Studios, laid off its entire staff of about 300 last month

‘This week, he became the first American sentenced to death in Iran since the 1979 Islamic Revolution’

‘Playing video games actually can increase a gamer’s cognitive function’

Supreme Court says California cannot ban the rental or sale of violent video games to children

Despite the struggle of the PC gaming industry, today’s sequel to 1998′s StarCraft was launched with expectations of huge sales

The 3DS has two screens, one with touch sensitivity and the other with three-dimensional visuals

Since Nintendo released the Wii game console in November of 2006, there has been no shortage of unique – and often bizarre- accessories available for it.

New awards are geared toward educating Scouts of age-appropriate games

New blood glucose meter gadget awards kids for consistently monitoring blood sugar levels

A new social service launching tomorrow, March 23, called GameCrush (www.GameCrush.com) is hoping there are gamers out there willing to pay for the opportunity to play with girls

Schoolchildren in Japan could soon be the envy of youngsters all over the globe after an announcement saying that Nintendo DS consoles are to be used in the country’s classrooms.

The PlayStation Move was just announced, but Sony is wasting no time before going on the attack. The first advertisement for the peripheral makes fun of the Nintendo Wii, attacks Microsoft’s Project Natal, and basically buries the entire message under a thick layer of smarm with a side order of smug

The military currently trains its soldiers using PCs, but they were interested in switching to the Xbox 360 for a number of reasons. Unfortunately, Microsoft was not too interested in helping them out

Regular video game users learn to process information faster and more accurately when they’re playing in virtual worlds and in real-life situations, a new study says.