Last October, Phil Arrington precariously balanced a dream on the cargo bed of his 2002 Ford Ranger pickup. It was a stupid dream, but it did not deserve to die on a dolly behind a beige warehouse.

In a nutshell: Sega revealed that it is looking into a cloud-gaming service that utilizes an infrastructure it has termed "fog gaming." The concept involves using idle arcade gaming cabinets to serve ...

Game lovers in Louisville will soon be able to enjoy an experience unlike any other in the city. Claw Zone, which claims to be Kentucky's first Japanese-style claw machine arcade, is slated to open in ...

San Antonio will soon have its own Japanese arcade, jam-packed with Japanese toys and games. Owners Ricardo Polendo and Richard Giron have a long history of fandom, dating back to 1996 as high school ...

If you thought the 3-inch-wide Game Gear Micro was going to be the weirdest announcement out of Sega this week, think again. Instead, we give that honor to the company's announcement of a strange and ...

I visited several Japanese arcades, aka game centers, in Tokyo’s Akihabara ward. Here’s some advice about how to get the most out of your visit to gamer’s paradise—and which arcade you shouldn’t miss.

Audiences get to see how one Korean/Japanese family has managed to thrive throughout the years in the face of adversity and strife. In Pachinko, Sunja (Youn Yuh-jung/ Kim Min-ha) immigrated to Japan ...

Walking into Save Point arcade on a Friday night, patrons will be met with a wave of sounds, ranging from the popping of pinball machines and the “waka waka” of Ms. Pac-Man to the chatter of friends ...

Video game controls and controllers have become fairly homogenized. Want to jump in a platformer? Press the button at the bottom-right corner of your controller. Want to use a gun in a first or ...

When it comes to video games, Michael Migliacio describes himself as "not your average gamer." That's because in addition to playing on video game consoles, like Nintendo's Wii or Sony's PlayStation, ...

Last October, Phil Arrington precariously balanced a dream on the cargo bed of his 2002 Ford Ranger pickup. It was a stupid dream, but it did not deserve to die on a dolly behind a beige warehouse.