Game Goods 2015: Bob Hoose’s Year-End Picks
2015 was an interesting year for video game trends. There were more and more gamemakers deciding that the digital download was a far better way
2015 was an interesting year for video game trends. There were more and more gamemakers deciding that the digital download was a far better way
Part of our job here at Plugged In is to talk earnestly about the impact media consumption can have on our day-by-day lives. After all,
One pleasant advantage of having a few years under my belt, is the ability to drone on endlessly about my phenomenal, life-changing adventures in the
In an effort to give users a little more flexibility with how they respond to their friends’ missives, Facebook is testing a small set of
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Can video games help children cope with pain? Many scientists say so. And they say the therapeutic effect may work on two levels. First, video
By now, most of us know that texting while driving is a seriously bad idea. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, texting while
The smartphone’s ascent from novelty to convenience to necessity has been swift. And as these handy little Dick Tracy-like devices have graduated to the latter
I haven’t attended any 12-step program yet. But it’s clear I need to. They say that the first challenge for any addict is to first admit
There’s no question that technology is changing our behavior. The question is this: Is that a good thing or bad thing? A benefit or a
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