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Mat Smith and Ben Stickler are in training.The two twenty-somethings from the Kansas City area are working to improve their rankings in the online game…
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“Because of this game, for the first time in a long time, people weren’t uncomfortable with my presence.”That's the title of a popular post on the social…
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Pokémon Go has taken Kansas City by storm. As Pokémon pop up around us, we chat about how video games have changed us, and we discuss the distinction…
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Around 11:15 p.m. Sunday night, a police car drove by a crowd of around 60 people gathered near J.C. Nichols Fountain.A shout rang out, and others quickly…
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Any errant Star Trek commander you see this weekend strolling downtown was not beamed down from the Starship Enterprise. Chances are better that they're…
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With 155 million Americans playing regularly, the video game industry has hit the big time. While modern gaming serves up plenty of mental puzzles,…
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Richard Garriot de Cayeux is revered for his video game creations. Now, he’s set his sights on getting ordinary citizens into outer space.Richard Garriot…
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Pro-athletes. A huge, cheering crowd filling the stadium. No, it's not a Royals game — video games have become a spectator sport, one that attracts…
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Mention Pac-Man, Galaga or BurgerTime, and a generation of Kansas Citians will conjure up memories of going to Fun Factory at Bannister Mall or Malibu in…
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For years, pinball and classic video games like Pac-Man held a special spot in American culture. But by the early 2000s, it was hard to find many arcades…
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An Overland Park teenager plans his life around his favorite online video game to the point where his divorced parents agree on this much: “Get off the…
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Mobile games like Angry Birds and Draw Something have gained huge popularity partly because of one asset: simplicity. As a result, the traditional video game industry is taking note. But not all of them are following the same route.