Although the world of eSports is still relatively new when compared to other large sporting competitions, it is already being regarded as the next great global sporting sensation. No smart investor wants to miss out of the chance to capitalise on eSports, which is why there are more people purchasing teams...
Video games can be educational. It’s an uncommon opinion to hold, particularly when the mass media has publically criticised gaming on several occasions, but there is a strong case for the value of gaming. Learning about different games from around the world by playing them or watching guides, such as...
Medical science has confirmed that we have more control over our own mental acuity than we previously imagined. Over time, our memories invariably fade. The area of the brain responsible for memory development is known as the hippocampus. Despite documented medical research that approximately 0.5% of nerve cells are lost...
As part of our continuing coverage of gambling technology, we take a look at LeoVegas. LeoVegas casino is one of the fastest and most user-friendly mobile casinos in Europe, although it has only recently entered the market. Its lucrative offers, which first arrived in 2012, make it very popular. The...
In this latest entry in our ongoing series on gambling technology, we take a look at DC’s relationship with the industry. The Batman V Superman battle may not have inspired fans to flock to the world of DC over the Marvel Universe, but the more relaxed view of DC in...
In the latest in our series of ongoing features on gambling technology, we take a look at the present and future of the industry. Games of chance have existed as a favored pastime for centuries, with their types ranging from cards and dice to chicken and car racing. Their status...
There is a direct link between the level of violence that is seen with children and young adults in relation to the video games that they play. Some of the video games that have violent content in them tend to have some significant impact on the players and this, in...
Although I’ve written about 3D printing extensively here on Armchair Arcade, as well at popular media outlets like TechRadar and Ars Technica, I have not yet focused on its STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math(s)) aspects. The editorial content and infographic that follow from Abby Quillen and Quill help address that....
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