Educators don't need programming skills to take advantage of a new framework for creating an educational video game.

In a new virtual reality game, players have to use their sense of smell, touch, and heat to succeed.

The creators of online games like "World of Warcraft" can both help players cut their screen time and make more money, new research finds.

"The brain is not a muscle, but like our bodies, if we work out and train it, we can improve our mental performance."

Can "Minecraft" and other online communities "breed more savvy defenders of democracy"? New research suggests they can.

Can video games teach us to be creative? In certain conditions, it seems as though the answer is yes, according to new research with Minecraft.

"We wanted to know if a group of people could collaborate using only their brains. That's how we came up with the idea of BrainNet..."

An online war strategy game called SIGNAL will help resarchers understand the decision-making behind using nuclear weapons.

Did you play Pokémon as a kid? Your brain may respond differently than others' to pictures of Pikachu and other Pokémon.

Tech that tracks your movements could let you control video game avatars with your clothes. It could even replace other wearables like FitBit.