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However, Genie is currently still in the process of further development and is not ready to launch to the public.
Here are the secrets in video games that are hidden by game makers that gamers have never been to.
With its growing popularity, video games are no longer confined to teenagers.
On November 30, 2016, there are 100,000 players from all over the world simultaneously online and playing together: they do it to
Research by experts at Sussex University shows that girls are better than boys in programming video games.
Most video games help children improve their creativity and collaborative spirit, according to a European Union (EU) report.
Video games help people satisfy basic psychological needs. That is one of the reasons why gamers cannot easily remove them, US scientists said.
Akili interactive lab has designed an electronic game to treat hyperactivity (ADHD) children.
An experiment conducted by researchers at the University of Montreal in Canada showed that people who spend a lot of time playing games like Call of Duty have less gray…
Violent video games and praise of antisocial characters can increase the risk of committing crimes.
Doctors in the US are making the most of the appeal of video games to offer a new treatment for children with chronic pain.
According to Top News, a video game called Phylo has been helping the genetic research, especially understanding the role of DNA in diabetes, alzheimer's and cancer.
A small study by McMaster University scientists showed that video games can make drug therapy more effective for younger patients.
According to the results of a study, it seems that playing video games helps surgeons have really interesting skills related to the ability of surgery that requires prec…
Researchers at Rochester University have shown that those who play video games for a few hours a day for a month, their eyesight has increased by 20% in distinguishing t…