Guess Who? was presented to executives at board game giant Milton Bradley in 1978, who eagerly acquired it for distribution.

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UM's game design program has grown in leaps and bounds since its start in 2019, and offers the only game design bachelor's ...

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Alan Emrich, a designer and writer of board games and videogames credited with coming up with the term "4X" to describe ...

RippelDrive has hit us with this fantastic Lego rendition of the well-loved original PlayStation 2. Made of 2,111 pieces, ...

Evolving “house rules" have helped Hasbro reimagine its iconic board game Monopoly – including a Free Parking Jackpot.

We checked out Alienware's revitalized Area-51 desktop, which is powered by Intel and Nvidia's latest graphics with a passive ...

Gamers are precious about their laptops. Sp gift them this laptop sleeve from Domiso. It’s shock- and waterproof, with an ...

A political cartoonist for The Washington Post is quitting her job — and posted an explanation on Substack accusing the paper ...

The Turlock Library will offer a variety of events open to the community in the month of January, which aim to foster ...