An infographic featuring four of the most successful video game moguls. Can you guess who they are?
The Fortunes of Video Game Moguls
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2018 STEM Scholarships Now Taking Applications
Here are two new STEM scholarships for students pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering and math.
Cybersecurity Scholarships for Students
Cybersecurity is one of the fastest growing and most lucrative disciplines in IT.
CodeCombat
CodeCombat is a multiplayer role-playing strategy game for learning how to code.
STEM Supplies for Back to School
Specialized items you will need for studying science, technology, engineering, and math.
STEM Scholarships
This article lists a variety of STEM scholarship opportunities for high school and college students.
What is Binary?
There are only 10 types of people in the world: those who understand binary and those who don’t.
Amnesia the Dark Descent
A horror game with a creepy atmosphere and good puzzles.
Optical Illusions: What Do You See?
Who says math can’t be fun? Recreational math activities include puzzles, games, patterns and illusions.
National STEM Video Game Challenge
2016 STEM Video Game Challenge coming soon! Learn more…
4 Smart Degree Options for the Indecisive Teenager
If you’re indecisive about what academic discipline you want to pursue, consider one of these four smart STEM degrees.
Old School 8-Bit Still Rulz!
Explore some old school games and see that they can still be fun to play even today!
The Fall of Games, Rise of PC?
Back then we used to feel the excitement that each new console will improve the best graphics. Now it seems that people are starting to get games digitally and better.
Spiral Knights Revisited: How a Great Game Went Bad
This is what happens when a game switches from free-to-play to pay-to-win.
Age of Empires vs. Civilization
In terms of world layout, campaign options, and game play, Civilization encompasses a big picture approach; whereas Age of Empires focuses on an up-close and personal experience.
ASU Studies How Computer Games Can Strengthen Families
I have fond memories of growing up in the 1990s, when our whole family – Dad, Mom, and boys – would gather around the computer after dinner to play Myst, followed by its sequels Riven and Exile. Like going on an exciting adventure, this was something that we all looked forward to doing together, each […]
Web Design for Kids and Teens!
By Chris Yust, Homeschool Programming, Inc. In this highly technological age, you may find that your children spend quite a bit of time on the Internet! They may be working in online classes, researching topics for papers, updating their social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter, or just surfing the web. Regardless of what your […]
Ultimate Games For Boys: The Best Individual Player Computer Games
…by Emily Playing computer games will be near the top of any teen or pre-teen boy’s list of favorite pastimes. There is something for everyone, whatever their skills or hobbies, whether they play with friends or alone. From car racing and football to puzzle solving and action-packed adventuring, there is virtually no limit to the […]
Garry’s Mod
by DuneJumper If you like physics, creativity, and building things, you will like this game! Garry’s Mod (aka Gmod) is a first-person sandbox physics game that’s more like a whole playground, there’s so much stuff you can do. Gmod was originally created by Garry Newman, an amateur C++ coder living in Britain, as a free […]
Diablo 3 Game Review
By Andrew Epps I find Diablo3 deeply troubling. On the one hand, it’s a blast to tear through the beautiful isometric environments and it feeds my nostalgia for Diablo2. On the other hand, it crushes any and all enjoyment under the weight of bad game design, poor story writing and a development team that apparently […]
Crysis 2
A Game Review, by Josh Crysis 2 is the sequel to Crysis, made by German developer Crytek. I haven’t played Crysis 2 in multiplayer mode yet, so this is a review of the single-player campaign. It’s a first person shooter, in which you assume the role of a U.S. Marine called Alcatraz. You get to […]
Syndicate Game Review
By Andrew Epps Disclaimer: I have not played the original Syndicate game, so I will not be comparing the two. This review is of the PC version. Some of the issues discussed in this review may therefore not be apparent in console versions of the game. Review: The Syndicate campaign starts off with a confusing […]
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