Comic-Con kicks off with flicks and costumes
Superheroes, zombies and space aliens descend on San Diego for the sold-out four-day Comic-Con event, starting on Thursday.
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Xbox comes to schools
Learners at a poor school in KwaZulu-Natal have discovered a new and fun way of learning, writes Thabo Mohlala.
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Game on at the Dome
Recently, one of the biggest multiplayer events in the southern hemisphere attracted thousands of gaming geeks. But only one clan emerged victorious.
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New game in Potter franchise
There's nothing more depressing than a game that sells well on the back of its subject matter rather than any intrinsic merit.
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Wario, Kirby and Sonic back in new adventures
Lou Kesten reviews three new video games featuring some familiar faces.
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Computer games are good for you
A national study in the United States has concluded that computer games foster social interaction and civic engagement.
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Sony unveils improved PSP
Sales are improving in Japan for Sony's PlayStation Portable, and a beefed-up version with a clearer display is expected to add momentum.
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Spore, the game -- and the movie?
Video-game giant Electronic Arts wants to license television and movie rights to its soon-to-be released Spore game to boost sales.
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Where's the Batman video game?
It's a puzzle worthy of the Riddler: Why is there no video game based on The Dark Knight?
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War really has now become a video game
Joypad dexterity, that most 21st-century of skills, is poised to assume a key role on the battlegrounds of Afghanistan and Iraq.
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