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Lacey Blamire: Virtual Entrepreneur

Lacey is a virtual entrepreneur, managing a café serving an estimated 1 million customers in the online gaming platform Roblox.

What do you think about the Starfield “woke” controversy?

Please stop committing war crimes in multiplayer games, it’s upsetting the Red Cross.

These female video game characters have left a lasting impression on gamers everywhere.

Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. because it’s easy to learn, fun to play, and enjoyed by all age groups.

Gamescom 2021 is officially a wrap and what a great gaming event it was!

THE RANK GAME is the game about you and your people—your likes and dislikes. It’s sure to be a hit with everyone, anywhere, all the time.

An interactive financial literacy and home buying guide for middle schoolers and teenagers, from The Simple Dollar.

Say Whaaat?! is a fun game and a great conversation starter!

A new virtual reality version of Myst will be released for Oculus Quest later this year, and on SteamVR headsets “soon.”

What is sin? What habitual sins are you caught up in? No matter how powerful sin feels in your life, Christ can set you free.

So much for playing videogames to escape reality — the 2020 presidential election has now infiltrated “Animal Crossing.”

As colleges move away from the SAT, will admissions algorithms step in?

For most people, the terms “video games” and “computer games” are interchangeable, but is there actually a difference?

Download and play new multiplayer Chex Quest HD available for free on STEAM!

If you enjoyed playing Myst, you will like Quern. It has a similar mood and gameplay.

Check out the Top 50 colleges and the Top 25 grad schools for video game design!

Atari’s hotels promise to blend Atari-themed lodging with lots of video gaming experiences.

Set between the events of Half-Life and Half-Life 2, Alyx is a new full-length game built from the ground up by Valve for virtual reality.

For the first time since 2012, Electronic Arts (EA) is once again publishing new games on Valve’s Steam platform.

A new, free gaming “Gaming Concepts” curriculum is available from the High School Esports League.

The K-12 education sector is expected to see a massive surge in game-based learning over the next five years.