The Video Game Character: The adventurer, who is a big risk-taker and loves finding stuff a la Indiana Jones. The Real-life Counterpart: Though Nathan Drake looks more like Firefly and Castle ...

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Footage from the 2013 game Arma 3 is spreading virally across multiple social media sites, presented as real spectator video of ongoing military actions between Israelis and Palestinians.

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A lot of video game characters are special. They can pull off incredible feats because of their seemingly superhuman levels of strength, durability, and speed. Even the greatest athletes on the face ...

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To avoid this gaming conundrum, Reddit user Bfayer created his own real-life video game status bar in the form of a 3-foot transparent tube filled with water and color-changing lights that shift ...

The PBS NewsHour spoke to a number of people who are using a virtual stray to help real-life cats. "Stray," an award-winning video game featuring a stray cat, is helping rescue animals.

This article will look into five video game locations based on real-life cities. Note: This article is subjective and reflects the writer's opinions.

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Think of it more as a real-life video game, one that uses light puzzles to push the story forward to create a sense of exploration. A “wanderplay,” as its designer calls it.