When you're playing any video game — competitively or otherwise — there's an unspoken assumption that something will happen on your screen the moment you press a button on your controller or keyboard.

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Sometimes you'll try to play a video game on your TV and it just feels wrong. Your button presses aren't responsive enough and, before you know it, you're staring at a "game over" screen. You may not ...

The reveal of Google Stadia last week was a potential sneak-peek of the future of gaming, where all our games are streamed, and we just have to worry about internet connections rather than better ...

Following the latest update for the Nintendo Switch Online GameCube app (which added Wario World), users are reporting ...