Turkey's Family and Social Policy Ministry has begun the procedure to ban "Minecraft" from the country. Its report found the game promotes violence and could cause "social isolation."
Between the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, gamers have a treasure trove of popular game remakes. Now, gamers ask the most popular franchise on earth to step back in time: Call of Duty.
It's not just major telecommunications companies that are unhappy with the FCC's ruling on making the Internet a public utility. It looks like some major Republicans are incensed as well.
Grand Theft Auto V players are finally able to enjoy two long-awaited features: Rockstar Games kept its promise and released both "Online Heists" and "Adversary Modes" on March 10.
The new installer brings Java when downloading "Minecraft" removing the necessity to have an independent Java program as the standalone version will run only what the game requires.
Jorge Granier found a way to give his family's legacy -- archival television programs from his family's media company, and former Venezuelan TV channel RCTV -- a new life online. Now he's set his sights on creating a global Spanish-language streaming empire.
It will be a few months before Ubisoft officially announces the game. They plan to do so at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles in June.
President Barack Obama on Monday launched a new initiative that asks employers, educational institutions and local governments to better prepare Americans for jobs in the high-tech industry. The effort tackles the fact that wages in that field have remained stagnant despite the overall uptick in the U.S. economy.
Faced with food shortages and an uncertain economy, Venezuela, as part a plan to initiate the rationing of food, will install 20,000 fingerprint scanners at supermarkets across the socialist country.
At its big "Spring Forward" event on Monday, Apple finally disclosed some key facts about the Apple Watch that the company wasn't ready to discuss when CEO Tim Cook took the stage last September to unveil the smartwatch.
At 10 a.m. local time in San Francisco, Apple will unveil its new Watch -- again -- but this time, to reveal the Cupertino giant's first wearable technology in detail.
