video games

A lawyer breaks down the Dr. Disrespect saga, and tears apart online "journalists" who are worried about defamation lawsuits for their conspiracy theories

It's no secret: One of the most popular past-times right now is playing video games. Lately, the one I'm most addicted to is one of the simplest.

Thanks to having to stay home more during this pandemic, my love of retro games has just grown. There's just something about going back and revisiting these classics.

For the lover of video games both new and old, let's take a virtual tour of the National Video Game Museum in Frisco.

This is a surprise for those accustomed to having a fave pastime chided by health experts who have concerns that gaming can lead to addiction or health issues.

I can already feel the nostalgia!

Despite the concerns, research is showing some interesting results that may be good news for gamers.

With the 'Tomb Raider' movie reboot just around the corner, here are some other video games we'd like to see brought to the big screen.

While my Twitter mentions and my inbox’s spam folder have made it abundantly clear that video game enthusiasts do not like movie critics, by and large, they do like movies. The video gaming site Machinima (itself a property of Warner Bros., which is worth knowing) recently conducted a survey that indicates as much, polling gamers about their moviegoing habits and preferences. And while the gaming community remains on constant watch for the twin scourges of studio-sponsored bribery and bias among critics, they have not allowed them to dampen their enjoyment of a night out at the cineplex.

Last week we published a story and a video on how you could win a Nintendo Classic Mini from us.

The Kfox 955 mobile app is live and we've thought of a cool way to test it out.

With the Geeks, Games, and Gadgets event right around the corner, I am starting a new video series in which I play wacky games that are somewhat family safe and sometimes silly. Since I had a conversation with a goat a few weeks ago, we already had tons of goat audio, so this was a shoe in!