Two studies look at the benefits of intergenerational video game play. Both found that playing video games with your kids has a positive impact on adolescent development and long-term family outcomes.

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The video right at the top of your home screen will play as soon as you open the app and, as you scroll down, it will stop and the one displayed below it will start. The new functionality was ...

In addition, an ongoing study published in the medical journal JAMA Network Open says that kids who play video games daily show improved cognitive skills in comparison with kids who don't play at all.

Here are five findings about Americans and video games, compiled from Pew Research Center surveys: Overall, 43% of U.S. adults say they often or sometimes play video games on a computer, TV, game ...

By The New York Times Wondering what video game to play next? Get some inspiration from the games — long and short, new and old — that New York Times journalists have been enjoying.

But no research has found that video games are a primary factor or that violent video game play could turn an otherwise normal person into a killer. 3. Children are the primary market for video games.

If you think almost every app has some form of vertical video, add one more unexpected one to the list: Google Play Store. Google has introduced an original video series called “The Play Report ...