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Microsoft's video games console, the Xbox One, has removed the ability to control the device using hand gestures.
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The New York State Attorney General banned daily fantasy sports in New York State, so we look at whether this game really is gambling.
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The video game company on Friday introduced Activision Blizzard Studios, which will create original movies based on its library of game titles.
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Even in a world of start-up unicorns and big mergers, Activision-Blizzard's $5.9 billion buyout of King Digital is a head turner.
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If you're waiting for Nintendo's first game for smartphones you're going to have to wait a bit longer
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A nationwide illegal sports gambling ring that netted more than $32 million a year has been smashed. NBCNews reports.
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The latest version of Microsoft's $4.6 billion videogame franchise — "Halo 5: Guardians" — launches around the world Tuesday.
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Digital game revenues were boosted in September by higher spending on console games and growth in the mobile space, SuperData Research said.
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A big part of Kabam's push to put more resources into fewer games is licensing highly recognizable properties like "Star Wars."
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Neil Campling, senior analyst at Aviate Global, discusses the drive behind the e-sports industry.
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A major scandal is erupting in the multibillion-dollar industry of fantasy sports, the New York Times reports.
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Videogames publisher Activision is creating an e-sports league for “Call of Duty,” the first-person shooter, with a prize pot of $3 million.
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Perform Group to launch a livestreaming sports service. Major soccer leagues and the NFL have signed on.
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DraftKings – a fantasy sports service where users can compete for cash in leagues such as the NBA and NFL – has launched an offering for e-sports.
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Sony has slashed the price of its PlayStation 4 games console by over 12 percent in its Japanese home market — and finally given a name to its virtual reality gaming headset.
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Nintendo has appointed a new president following the death of its former boss as it tackles the challenge of pushing into mobile.
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Millions of kids play this popular game that educators say builds 21st-century skills in science, technology, engineering and math.
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Nintendo's enormously successful Pokémon franchise is coming to mobile devices in a free-to-play, augmented reality game due in 2016.
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Ubisoft, the maker of video games including "Assassin's Creed" and "Just Dance," plans to build a games-themed amusement park in Malaysia.
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Markus Persson bemoaned the loneliness, isolation and lack of motivation that large wealth can create.
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