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Gamers can practice their chocolate-making arts in Haunted Chocolatier. ConcernedApe hide caption
Anderson and Karen Lawson at their StoryCorps recording in Atlanta in 2015. Diana Guyton hide caption
Their Dad Transformed Video Games In The 1970s — And Passed On His Pioneering Spirit
An unlikely pair of adventurers fight their way through a mysteriously crumbling world in Eastward. Pixpil hide caption
Buddies Rindo and Fret fight for their lives on the streets of a strange alternate Tokyo in NEO: The World Ends With You Square Enix hide caption
Take a flight on a Loftwing in the new Skyward Sword HD. Nintendo hide caption
An anonymous bidder won a pristine copy of a 1996 Nintendo Mario 64 for $1.56 million, according to Heritage Auctions. Heritage Auctions hide caption
Mamma Mia! Super Mario 64 Is The First Video Game To Sell For More Than $1 Million
Farming Simulator is a realistic farming experience — minus bugs, droughts and disasters. Giants Software hide caption
This Farming Video Game Is So Popular, People Pay To Watch Gamers Play It
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This Farming Video Game Is So Popular, People Pay To Watch Gamers Play It
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands was one of the games players caught a first glimse of at this year's E3. 2K hide caption
Biomutant gives players a beautiful open world to explore. Experiment 101 hide caption
The Normandy, coolest ship in this part of space. Screenshot by Jason Sheehan/EA hide caption
In "Never Yield," you play as Wally, a mysterious kid who's stolen an important package Aerial_Knight hide caption
Hear 'Land of the Rising Moon,' from 'Never Yield'
A new version of the Oregon Trail game for Apple Arcade features improved Native American representation and new playable Native American characters and storylines. Gameloft hide caption
A New Spin On A Classic Video Game Gives Native Americans Better Representation
In the Pokémon Snap games, you're not capturing mons and forcing them to fight — you're taking pictures of them in their natural habitats. Screenshot by Kaity Kline/Nintendo hide caption
At the start of Disco Elysium, you wake up in a crummy hostel room, without your memories — and without your pants. ZA/UM hide caption
Wish on stars in Animal Crossing: New Horizons and the next morning, jewel-bright star fragments will wash up on your beaches. Screenshot by Amal El-Mohtar/Nintendo hide caption
Pioneers of Olive Town is flawed, but the actual farming is soothing and engaging. Screenshot by Kaity Kline/Marvelous/Xseed Games hide caption
One of the suits of armor available in Assassin's Creed: Valhalla — if you're willing to pay real money. Screenshot by Elijah Smith/Ubisoft hide caption
The world of Roblox has become a popular escape during the pandemic. Roblox hide caption
Pokémon Legends: Arceus lets players hunt the tiny monsters in a new, open-world setting. The Pokémon Company hide caption
New Pokémon Game Goes Off The Beaten Path
In The Last of Us Part II, no one's hands are clean. Sony hide caption