Gameworld: Videogames give actors second chance
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You may know actor Keith David for  starring opposite Kurt Russell in the 1982 horror film 'The  Thing', or for his Tony Award-winning role in the 1992  production of 'Jelly's Last Jam'.
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Unsuspecting residents are lured in by shiny, foreign objects that unleash a self-replicating worm and bring the virtual world to a grinding halt. In Game|Life.
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Video game companies  are hungrily eyeing the millions of people for whom mowing down  alien invaders or battling ninjas holds limited appeal.
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Spike TV's Video Game Awards Show attracts big-name celebrities and bands but gives the fans the votes.
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Henry Jenkins  and his observations on social responsibility in Chinese video game culture.
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For MTV, a new association with a video game called Guitar Hero is opening a path back to that networkâs roots in music.
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Video game makers are intent on winning the hearts and cash of those that prefer trivia, puzzles, mysteries, music or virtual zaniness to animated warfare.
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Video games which feature human faces as they actually look are at most two years away, say developers.
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There&#39;s a balance to making a sequel to a successful video or computer game. The developer, at the very least, is expected to match the quality of the first game.
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Video game skills and a good poker face online are becoming key job skills in the financial markets.
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Playing computer games can improve a surgeon's performance in the operating theatre, a study shows.
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As TV warms to pro video-game leagues, the top stars are emerging as big brands
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A comic book hero mounts a comeback in the footsteps of many others.
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Video games, often maligned as  having little or no redeeming value, are becoming a way for  firefighters, soldiers, currency traders and college  administrators to hone their skills.
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The actress will now feature in a game.
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Chair Entertainment plans several titles based on the tale of a solider trained on video games.
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It's not all fun and  violence in video games, according to makers of a new genre of  games which claim to boost players' mental health and  self-esteem.