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Dmytro DzhuhalykAuthor of news articles for the Mezha. I write about things I am actively interested in, namely technology, games, and cinema. 22 July, 18:10

Case in point: Grand Theft Auto 6 is slated to be released later this year, and it made $260 MILLION dollars during the first week of pre-orders. Some analysts estimate that the game could rake in about 5 BILLION dollars during its launch week

For many parents, video games are already part of everyday life. Children play video games to have fun, connect with friends, learn new things, and immerse themselves in virtual worlds that capture their imagination. In fact, research shows that nearly 60% of children want their parents more involved in their video gaming lives. Yet for…

It’s the late 1990s. My brother and I are gifted our first Game Boy with Pokémon Blue. Gaming had been sparing for us at this point, relegated to Super Mario Kart sessions at a friend’s house and the occasional Sonic the Hedgehog 2 dash on a borrowed Sega Genesis when time allowed. This was different.…

The latest data from Circana revealed that US consumers spent $4.5 billion on gaming software, subscriptions, hardware, and accessories. That was down from the $5.7 billion last year.

Nothing gold can stay, as Robert Frost once wrote. But maybe it can go away for a while and come back again. Such is the case with Poinpy. The mobile game debuted in 2022 and it was available exclusively to Netflix subscribers. 

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New Games for Change white paper highlights the gap between public narratives about video games and families’ lived experiences. It also points to a practical opportunity: nearly 60% of children say they want their parents more involved in their video gaming lives.[1] 

We have more updates about Prime Video‘s slate of original television shows, specifically regarding what has been renewed and what has been canceled.

In a resurfaced interview that’s going viral, Irish actor Colin Farrell spoke about the challenges and joys of raising a child with special needs. He previously launched a foundation to provide more support for families like his.