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Destiny Dips Toes into Competitive Gaming
he veracity of the source is uncertain, but there’s been increasing mutterings about the Nintendo NX’s hotly anticipated public reveal. Unlike Sony or Microsoft’s recent announcements, the NX isn’t intended to be an “upgrade” on the Wii U – it’ll
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Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association awards scholarships
Six college and university students received $2,000 scholarships from the Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association’s John Marley Scholarship fund during the conference and trade show this summer in Tulsa. “We are unbelievably proud of these young people and wish them the
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Revitalizing A.C. requires gaming expansion
I write this not as a casino operator, but as someone who loves harness racing and has dedicated a substantial portion of his time and money to saving the industry. I write this because, as dedicated as I am to
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Old Gaming Cartridges And Marvel At Their Innovations
In the early days of gaming consoles, there weren’t too many questions asked. Kids patiently awaited the next day on the calendar that involved receiving presents and hoped that the release of the newest system or gamewould coincide with that
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Pediatric Health: Video Games Linked to Improved Motor Skill Learning
The study, published in the journal Annals of Neurology, suggests that playing every week could provide benefits to children, including better motor skills and higher school achievements grade. “Children traditionally acquire motor skills through action, for instance in relation to
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Nier: Automata gets February release date
February is turning into a loopy month for fans of JRPGs. Promising (and unluckily PS4-extraordinary) Soulslike Ni-Oh simply got a Feb release date, as did Nier: Automata, the interesting motion-RPG sequel from Platinum, Rectangular Enix, and the guy under that
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SteelSeries Rival 500 mouse promises gaming ecstasy for your thumb
The general shape of the computer mouse hasn’t changed all that much over the years. Subjectively some gaming models are definitely more comfortable to use than others, though there’s no one-size-fits-all mouse that everyone agrees is the bees-knees. In the
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4K consoles will finally make 1080p gaming a reality
Microsoft and Sony have finally announced their new, more powerful console revisions. The PS4 Pro and Project Scorpio promise a significant performance bump over their current-gen counterparts, supposedly ushering in the era of 4K console gaming. Although we will see
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How long should children be allowed to play video Games?
A new study indicates that playing video games for a limited amount of time each week may provide benefits to children, but too much can be detrimental. The findings are published in theAnnals of Neurology. There’s much debate over the
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A gaming giant is investing in big data and IoT – and here’s why it makes sense
Following information that Razer might launch a few shape of corporate funding fund which emerged remaining autumn, the gaming massive has officially unleashed Ventures, a assignment capital arm with $30 million (round £23 million, AU$40 million) to invest in tech
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