Fans of coin-operated video games and pinball machines can zap away an afternoon for a few quarters at Southgate Arcade in the White Center area south of Seattle.

A metal detectorist exploring an Australian Gold Rush-era campsite made a remarkable discovery in recent weeks — even without striking gold. Angus James, a treasure hunter in the Australian state of ...

Three years ago, I was wrong about Apple – specifically, Apple Arcade. I know, I’m as shocked as you are. But at least I’m self-aware enough to admit my inability to predict the future of tech with ...

Dive into an electrifying journey through the haunted halls of Kawasaki Warehouse, where nostalgia meets the supernatural. This unique arcade experience blends classic gaming with spine-tingling ...

In interesting news, Toyota is building its own game engine for the screens inside your car. Toyota Connected North America, the subsidiary responsible for in-vehicle connectivity, has announced a new ...

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Japan's Sayaka Yoshimura (facing camera) high-fives Kaho Onodera after the ninth end of a preliminary-round match against Switzerland in the Milan Cortina Olympics women's curling competition at ...

From the 1980s through the 1990s, Japanese games, led by the Nintendo Entertainment System, commanded an overwhelming presence in the global market. From the 2000s onward, however, that momentum faded ...

MILAN (Kyodo) -- Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara won Japan's first gold medal in pairs figure skating at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics on Monday, jumping four places from the short program with a ...

Nakai leads after short programme, ahead of Sakamoto and Chiba Sakamoto aims for Olympic gold in her final competitive season Nakai scores 78.71 points, surpassing Sakamoto's 77.23 MILAN, Feb 17 ...

Sparks illuminate the soot-covered studio of Japanese swordsmith Akihira Kawasaki as his apprentice hammers red-hot steel, showcasing a millennium-old craft enjoying a resurgence in popularity.