In the 1980s, retrogaming was new. Super Mario Bros., Tetris on the Game Boy, and Final Fantasy III had pixel art and chiptune, but back then they were just called video games. Now they have moved to the Internet, and anyone can play…
A teenage girl from China spent about $64 of her parents' savings on mobile games. With this, she destroyed all the savings of the family. Read more about the incident told the publication Insider. Gong Yiwang found out about the mass spending at the end of May after she received a call from…
In China, parents hired a professional gamer to beat their son in an online game. They hoped that this would help their son get back to school. The publication DEV told in more detail. Parents said that until the 4th grade their son was an obedient child and ...
The scariest day of the year has come - Halloween. In the current climate, Trick or Treat had to be canceled due to quarantine, but Halloween on the couch will no longer be languid if you play horror games. From post-apocalyptic, epidemic-stricken Russia, to a mystical forest, biotechnological...
Doctors warn phone users about "eye strokes" from playing in the dark. A man in China temporarily went blind after playing apps on his gadget in the dark. Writes about this New York Post. A man named Wang from Xi'an (province ...
The American Catholic organization Fundación Ramón Pané has released Follow JC Go, a mobile augmented reality game. This is an analogue of Pokémon Go, in which instead of Pokémon on the streets of real cities you need to catch Catholic saints, writes Meduza. In Follow JC Go, users have to test their knowledge of the Bible. For example, Moses can ask the player ...
Baseball has become one of five sports to be included in the Summer Olympics in 2020, when it will be held in Tokyo, Japan. Baseball players last participated in the 2008 Olympics, when the Games were hosted by Beijing. Total competition in ...
The American television channel CBS showed a new report on doping in Russian sports, which, among other things, reported that at least four Russian champions of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi were using illegal drugs. Such data in an interview with CBS was provided by a former employee of the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA) ...