The newest athletes on college campuses these days do not throw a ball, run sprints or carry a stick. Instead they sit in front of a computer for hours, honing their teamwork and skills as esports athletes, competitive video game ...

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The apocalypse is coming. And whether it’s brought about by nuclear war, global warming or a zombie virus, you can be sure of one thing: Life afterward is going to be a bummer. Unless you wake up in the world ...

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Central Baltimore County continues to be a hub for the metro area’s video game development industry. On Monday, the reconstituted Big Huge Games announced it has signed a lease for 15,833 square feet of space at Timonium Corporate Center, an ...

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The AAA game development company hopes it will prompt other companies to pop up out of the Hunt Valley game development bubble.

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Could video gaming be resume material?

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Wal-Mart plans to start buying used video games from shoppers at stores in a move that goes after the bread-and-butter business of GameStop.

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LOS ANGELES — The Walt Disney Co.’s earnings rose 12 percent in the company’s fiscal fourth quarter as parks revenue rose and its interactive division posted an operating profit on the surprising strength of its new video game “Disney Infinity.” ...

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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is the first in a series of video games that casts the player in the role of a young lawyer.

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Nexon Co. Ltd., of Tokyo, one of the world’s largest online gaming companies, announced it has agreed to invest in SecretNewCo, a Baltimore-based game development studio led by 22-year industry veteran Brian Reynolds.

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Trial could determine if something is rotten at Apple.

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