Berlin – Increasingly, characters in today’s video games take their cues from players, who have to jump, turn and gesticulate to get their onscreen personalities to do their bidding.

School students are writing video games on the iconic 1980s machines to learn “true” computer programming

What do you get when you cross Purple Pride and a passion for video games? A Vikings/Madden tribute on YouTube that’s like no other.

Group of National Instruments engineers taking video games to the next level

COLOGNE, Germany: Arash Jafari is a rare bird at Gamescom, Europe’s biggest video-games fair. Jafari is an Iranian creator hoping to make a splash with his Persian warrior Garshap at an event dominated by Americans, Japanese and Europeans. With his checkered shirt, beard and pony tail, it was only his nationality that set Jafari apart from other exhibitors