When Indian activist Anna Hazare last month succeeded in pushing his government to take tougher steps against political dishonesty, victory came only after he endured days on hunger strike.
What do you get when you combine the top-selling PC game franchise of all time with the world's biggest social network?
Given the stunning diversity of Android handsets, it's not surprising that not all Android apps run well on all Android devices. But so far, information about which hardware or version of the Android operating system is required to support specific apps isn't consistently available.
Sid Meier is the director of creative development at Firaxis Games. But to millions, he's better known as the "Father of Computer Gaming."
Sony said the Internet security breach targeting its networks was more extensive than originally thought.
From the Nintendo 3DS's ability to grab titles on demand to the increasing popularity of retail sites like Steam and Direct2Drive.com, downloadable games will be everywhere in 2011.
CNN's Errol Barnett examines South Korea's plans to curb gaming addiction by banning online gaming after midnight.
Check out the EA Sports demonstration of the new Tiger Woods online video game.
A South Korean couple whose three-month-old daughter died of malnutrition while they were raising a virtual child in an online game pleaded guilty to negligent homicide on Friday.
Some people think of online gamers and see gaunt loners huddled in dark rooms, the sad blue glow of the computer screen on their faces as their lives pass them by.
Modern Warfare 2 has 25 million unique users online. One of them is CNN photojournalist Gabe Ramirez.
While in high school, Cheong Beom-seok often slept through his classes and played online games seven or eight hours at night, sneaking in front of the computer while his parents were in bed.
Game developer, Jane McGonigal, hopes to harness kids' passions to create change.
CNN at TED2010
updated: Mon Feb 15 2010 13:35:00
Preview our conversations with speakers from the TED conference in Long Beach, California.
Pointing to a graphic of a spider's silk-spinning organ projected on a giant screen, scientist Cheryl Hayashi said, "That's the business end of a spider," drawing laughs from hundreds in the TED2010 conference audience. "Hey don't laugh, that's my life."
While China is seriously cracking down on the exchange of virtual currencies for real cash, virtual economies backed by newfound legitimacy elsewhere are quickly gaining ground in the real world.
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