We spoke to Robo 3D co-founder Brayden Moreno on the floor at CE Week 2016 to learn more about the company's ecosystem of 3D-printing products and support.
Dallas police killed a suspect from Thursday's attack with a robot-mounted explosive, marking the first time U.S. law enforcement has used robotics lethally.
Following Elizabeth I's reign in Civ V, Queen Victoria will lead England in Civ VI, allowing for a martial and cultural empire that spans across continents.
Mafia III infuses the open-world, third-person action of GTA with a charged setting and a strategic metagame that aim to make it a cinematic adventure.
We were impressed by God of War. Barlog and his team have taken an thoughtful approach to the series' reinvention, and have made something fresh and modern.
South Park and Ubisoft are teaming up again for a follow-up to 2014's 'Stick of Truth," this time skewering superheroes with 'The Fractured but Whole.'
A Gamestop promotional poster for Injustice 2, an anticipated sequel to NetherRealm Studio's DC superheroes/supervillains fighting game, has been leaked.
Civilization VI will deepen the game's already sophisticated gameplay mechanics with cities that spread over multiple tiles, research that ties to other activities in the game, more consistent AI players, and much more.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered will only be sold as part of special edition bundles of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare when it launches in November.
Call of Duty blasts off into space with Infinite Warfare, coming this November from series originator Infinity Ward, alongside a remastered Modern Warfare.
CBS and Interlude have signed on BioShock creator Ken Levine to write and direct an interactive take on the classic anthology series, The Twilight Zone.
Nintendo has revealed the first fruits of its partnership with mobile developer DeNA: a social communication app called Miitomo, scheduled for March 2016.
Journalists at the Toronto Star have created a browser-based newsgame in order to teach people about the tax evasion practices exposed by the Panama Papers.
Dutch start-up Manus wants you to reach out and touch the virtual, and the experience is certainly unique. But can its gloves nudge users towards suspending disbelief?