Who needs going out when you can join a party of thousands without leaving your house?

Two big releases will dominate the industry next year, but they're not the only games in town.

Belfast-based Incisiv thinks it can encourage players to become more active when playing video games.

Despite all the advances in technology, many of us still play games like we did a decade ago.

It's another sign the industry is moving away from owning games - some fear that means gamers having to "shell out more."

The Oregon Trail was once the most widely distributed software in US schools. It gripped a generation and changed gaming forever, but debates rage on about the history it depicts.

Naoki Hamaguchi says he wasn't sure if he wanted to spend 10 years on one project.

Guildford's Supermassive Games and Woking's Ballistic Moon will find out if they win on Saturday.