Games

The U.S. Air Force was inspired by a failed scheme cooked up by Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.

It may even surprise lifelong gamers that they're developing valuable real-world job skills as they play.

Nintendo equipment, no matter how many times you had to blow into the cartridge as a kid, is notoriously durable.

The latest version of the long-running game features futuristic weaponry and adds a Fortnite-style Battle Royale mode.

"Call of Duty: Black Ops 4" is still the same "twitchy" first person shooter that many have come to know and love.

From a kid's perspective, winning with a team is awesome — but winning with your dad is epic!

Forget the Xbox. The U.S. Air Force wants kids to play a game to help it locate future airmen.

Recruiting officials are screening more than 4,000 applications f who hope to be chosen to play video games for the Army.

Ellis, a Purple Heart recipient and veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, worked with the Call of Duty Endowment on the project.

In a recent promo for the game, Army veteran Tim Kennedy takes us on a stroll through about 5 minutes of absolute carnage.