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The gaming platform is wildly popular, but has been rocked by allegations it exposes children to harmful content.

Many toys were different in the past. Let’s look at what they were like 100 years ago. This may be when your great-great-grandparents were alive. Image caption, A bedroom with toys from 100 ...

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Classic coin-op arcade games were a huge craze in the '70s and '80s, and, having leveled-up to be played on modern tech, many of them are still the most popular video games around. From Frogger to ...

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The ball games we play today are much less deadly, but there are still some similarities. For example, the Maya players had to work together as a team, usually consisting of between 2-6 players.

Sarah: How is music used in video games? Ninichi: One way is to use music to set the mood and to set the tone in a game. So, this is an example of a happy, uplifting track that I did for a empire ...