Experts reveal the social behaviors that keep your brain sharp as you get older.

The Australian games industry was battered by the financial crisis of 2008 – but boosted by government help, it has surged back with a fresh resilience ...

Watching television and other "mentally passive" sedentary behaviors are linked to a higher risk of developing dementia.

Toronto Blue Jays player Nathan Lukes is hitting his stride after being treated for vertigo. Despite a rocky start to the ...

At SIMGASM, you find all components for a complete setup, from rigs to cockpits and monitor stands. Good hardware creates ...

Part of what made "Dexter's Laboratory" one of Cartoon Network's best shows was the voice acting talent who brought this wild ...

In the popular video game Steal A Brainrot, the object is petty theft. But now that the internet is awash with knockoffs of the runaway Roblox hit, its makers are defending their turf. Since November, ...

A new free website offers engaging brain games designed to support cognitive wellness for older adults and the families ...

School holidays are the best times for children to relax, enjoy, and get involved in various games. Though electronic gadgets and television programs consume most of their leisure time, parents can ...

Download any brain training app and the promises sound miraculous: sharper memory, faster thinking, protection against dementia. Americans spend over $1.9 billion annually on these digital puzzles and ...

Clumps of mouse brain cells about the size of peppercorns can gain the knowhow to perform a virtual circus trick. With some coaching, these mouse brain organoids learned to keep a pole upright on a ...

Brain-training games promise to enhance our cognitive skills, but their effectiveness remains a controversial topic. What does research tell us about activities that actually benefit our brains?