video games

The 'Gaming Dugout' will be available for 13 scheduled home games in August.

Watch the zombie apocalypse unfold in a video game version of Duluth. The map starts at UMD and goes throughout the Northland. How many landmarks can you spot?

Do you find yourself feeling like a bad parent letting your kids be on their screens too much? Here's some tips we found to help bring a routine back to our house.

After a release in 2016 and discontinuation in 2017, Nintendo is bringing back the immensely popular NES Classic in 2018.

Were you one of the thousands of people that wasn't able to get your hands on an NES Classic after they came out last November? If you were hoping to get one when the supply caught up, you might be out of luck.

I have been a gamer ever since my dad brought home Pong so many years ago. I still love gaming to this day. We are getting a big town release party in Superior for Black Ops III.

So Yeah I did not try for very long to win a PS4 but I have been saving for a long time and it was time to make it happen! I love it, I love it I love it. The controller is my favorite part of the system, It lights up on the back interacting with the game, so the more I was shot the red became more intense...

If you mention Oregon Trail to people of a certain age, you'll undoubtedly get a reaction of excitement and nostalgia. Thanks to The Internet Archive, you'll now be able to play this classic and several hundred others for free online.

Video games, when played in small amounts, may turn out to help children become more well-adjusted, according to a new study.

Christmas-themed video games might seem like the best way for developers to cash in on the holiday season, but there's a conspicuous lack of these titles on the market. Believe it or not, this is a good thing, because the vast majority of Christmas games to date have been pretty bad and, what's more, inexplicably weird.

One new thing you get to learn today is  that games can expire just like bread, milk and sex after marriage.

They might be in their 50's and 60's now - but they're still the champions of gaming.  A group of former Atari programmers have combined forces to take on the modern electronic game world - and win. The creators behind a host of Atari arcade classics are reuniting to take on mobile and social games...