New Pokémon Snap, Overwatch 2 and Hollow Knight: Silksong are just a few titles included in this year’s discharge of new games.
Impressive hardware specs, backward compatibility and a sleek design were among the features discussed by gamers on campus.
About three weeks after its release, Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout became the most downloaded PlayStation Plus game of all time.
The UTA Central Library hosted The Basement Launch and Level UP event on Saturday morning, introducing a video gaming, tabletop gaming and virtual reality space for students.
Twitter has doubled the length of tweets, relieving the pressure people have to fit all of their thoughts into the length of this paragraph.
Eight-bit music envelops the room. One thumb mashes the B button while the other maneuvers incoming projectiles. Noises that resemble an explosion resonate from the speakers as points are tallied and the time bonus is applied. Level one is complete.
With phones often being the most expensive device students carry around, breaking one could cost hundreds of dollars to repair or replace.
On Tuesday, Snapchat released an update allowing users to share their location with friends.
It’s not often UTA takes on an opponent armed with spells and battle axes, but last weekend was one of those times.
A relatively new debate in the sports world has been whether or not Esports should be considered sports.
The Central Library hosted its Third Thursday Game Night, which had been revived from previous semesters. Students could choose to play each other in video games spanning across multiple consoles or challenge an opponent to a game of Jenga, Connect Four or other board games.
Megan Leeds is not only a member of Zeta Tau Alpha but also an avid gamer with her own YouTube channel titled “Megan Plays.”
Princess Peach didn’t let a biochemistry midterm halt her bed racing festivities.
Students can bring their computers to campus and join a LAN party.
A former UTA eSports team is blazing a trail to victory.
Beating up hookers, jumping on turtles and assassinating key historical figures. All of these have one thing in common. They can be accomplished through video games.
An on-campus group has taken gaming to the next level.
About 70 people helped raised $250 at the Extra Life LAN charity event Friday from 5 p.m. to midnight.
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Princess Peach, Link, Wario, Zelda, Kirby, Pac-Man. The names sound familiar to the average gamer, but soon there will be a new level of familiarity with these and plenty other characters. The new Super Smash Bros. game will hit the Nintendo 3DS on Friday, and has long time players excited for the next saga.
Students gathered to play Nintendo GameCube games on Wednesday on the Central Library mall.
Destiny was announced as the most preordered video game in GameStop history Aug. 12 at Gamescom in Germany.
Students were swerving, jerking and nearly running over people’s toes Monday when given the chance to see what it was like to drive under the influence.
A free Madden NFL ’15 tournament will be held at the Maverick Activities Center Lounge at 7 p.m. Thursday.
On any given day people would assume it was a class going on in Engineering Research Building Room 103, but the noises from Call of Duty: Black Ops II made the point Monday that engineers are not all about books, circuits and codes. The Association for Computing Machinery organized a gatheri…
Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach and Yoshi lap around the tracks competing for first place in the Mushroom Cup. While playing Mario Kart Wii, students enjoyed food, drinks and video games supporting Kappa Alpha Order on Thursday on the University Center mall. Kappa Alpha is recruiting for their …
A child rushes into his room with a small box and clunky gray Game Boy in hand and hurriedly kicks off his shoes, sitting cross-legged on the floor. He places the Game Boy to the side and eagerly fumbles with the box, fingers tracing the edges, searching for a small piece of tape that keeps …
Zachary Palmer, eSports club member, said that with recent developments in the video game industry, there is a chance that one of his biggest passions could take a turn for the worse.
Brandon Berry, secretary treasurer for the Student Veteran Organization, said that he hopes the group's last event of the semester will help bring more awareness about the organization and what they do for veteran students.