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A 21-year-old racing driver has spoken of his “unconventional” route into motor-racing – which began with computer games during the Covid-19 lockdown.

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A video shared on X shows a bus driver connecting with a boy with autism by talking to him about something he enjoys. When he talks to his mom and appears hesitant to board the bus, the driver starts a conversation with him about something he enjoys. Without looking back at his mom, he gets…

Vinny Roca turns away from a computer. The UCLA alumnus was recognized at the Independent Games Festival earlier this year for his experimental video game “Slot Waste.” (Photo by Nicholas Ismael Martinez/Courtesy of Vinny Roca; cropped from original)

While Apple has waded into gaming with Apple Arcade — which for many is a hidden Apple One perk they should start using — and the Apple Vision Pro, even some diehards may not know that the company once made a home console. Developed by Apple Computers and manufactured by Bandai (now part of Bandai…

Video games are great, that’s why we’re here! But some things about video games are greater than others. And so in the spirit of Eurogamer’s Optimism Week – a chance to reflect on just how special the medium can be, at a time it isn’t always easy to remember – we thought we’d switch tack;…

Amazon MGM Studios has announced a live-action series based on the classic science-fiction romance manga “Please Save My Earth”. The series will premiere worldwide on Prime Video in autumn 2027.

James Pond, a classic fish-based 1990 platformer that spawned (I am not sorry) a few sequels is, decades later, getting not only a surprise new game in the series, but a rerelease of the originals as well. Which could and should be good news for fans, but sadly, the vibes here are off.

Depression is a growing problem among American teenagers, and a group of researchers at Dartmouth College have found a novel way to help reduce it: playing a video game.