Staggering number spent on gaming
The video game industry is booming with Australians spending a staggering amount of money on games, products and technology.
Home Entertainment
Game delivers on ultimate promise
There is plenty of exciting Nazi-shooting action in this one, even if it’s basically just a spruce up of a 2012 game.
Mad Max-inspired shooter underwhelms
The first-person shooting and gunplay is very satisfying, but there is one obvious thing holding back the Rage sequel.
Shock alliance to shake up gaming world
Two juggernaut rivals of the gaming world are set to team up in an unlikely partnership that will benefit game lovers.
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Playing the game without an end
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Surprising sport coming to the Olympics
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Homeowner sues Pokemon Go creators
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Baseball player shot playing Pokemon Go
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Luke Cage trailer finally drops
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Teen gamers are better at school
RESEARCH conducted on thousands of Australian teens has shown those who play online games enjoy a considerable advantage over their peers.
Video games not such a dumb pastime
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The best thing about TV right now
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