Schenectady's new restaurant concept called an arcade bar was supposed to open its doors last fall but there were some setbacks. But soon you will be able to get your hands on those joysticks and play those old arcade games that you loved as a kid.
The sports video game industry is changing rapidly, and the latest innovation allows NFL fans in New York and beyond to "play as" their favorite players.
Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf won 3 million dollars by taking home first place in the 'Fortnite World Cup' in NYC last Sunday. Kyle is 16-years-old and his life is basically set after dominating a game that many parents (and perhaps siblings) think of as a nuisance. The truth is, it doesn't matter what it is you do, if you get great at it, you WILL get paid. Some of these professional Fortnite 'gamer
Have you ever watched a movie with a dog in it and then, when you see it, you find out the dog in the movie dies? I can't handle it. Thankfully, there's a website that gives you warning!
Everything old is new again and this very cool gaming system will be returning in a miniature form just in time for the holidays. You may want to get it for your kids or just keep it for yourself.
If you are a gamer, or know someone who is, you know that video games are not cheap. Here's something that can not only help out those who love to play, but also parents who want to keep their kids busy. All this week at Target, select titles of video games are buy one get one free!
I saw this and had to share it, it just seems like a great idea. Many of us were too young to (legally) enjoy delicious beers while we were playing our Atari's or Nintendo 64's - but thanks to a pretty cool looking event in Schenectady next weekend - you can have your Super Mario Brothers and drink your Schmaltz too. After all, this is what adulting should be all about!