If you've been looking for a hands-free snuggling experience with your cat, a Japanese company has the answer.

Watch Gaming in Color, a film exploring the LGBT side of gaming.

Females are strong as hell.

Mad Men Integrated asks an important question: what if arrogant guys from the 20th century were actually arrogant guys from the 21st century?

The world of Ink begins in darkness. You're a little white square surrounded by what appears to be nothing—until you start painting.

Someone's been watching too many Saturday morning cartoons.

What in the unknown world is Jason Rohrer up to now?

There are 17 emoji characters that represent animals threatened with extinction, and the World Wildlife Fund wants you to tweet them.

Why are nightmarish hours and constant unpaid overtime considered normal in the world of video games?

Granted, it's just a two and a half minute couch gag, but it's the funniest The Simpsons have been in a long time.

I haven't always loved running, but thanks to Zombies, Run, I can't stop.

When a game glitches, is it broken—or just opening a door into an unexpected new game?

Starting at 11 am today, you can help choose the path of this New Orleans adventure with your tweets.

A non-profit group analyzes what harassment looks like on the social media platform, and how Twitter responds to it.

Based on the trailer, the Jem and the Holograms movie looks incredibly disappointing. It's ok. You don't need it. Read the excellent new Jem comic book instead.

In the great tradition of Tumblr mash-up memes, Feminist Lisa Frank juxtaposes neon animals and quotes by Gloria Steinem, Shonda Rhimes, and more.

Koji Igarashi, the father of Castlevania, just launched a Kickstarter for a spiritual successor to the classic gothic horror games, and the accompanying video is bonkers.

Remember the "Virtual Insanity" music video where Jamiroquai's lead singer slid around the room on conveyor belts? What if that were an action game like Frogger? Wonder no longer.

With the excitement for Star Wars: Episode VII at an all-time high, here's a blast from the past: an audio recording of an audience watching the original film back when… Read the rest of the article: Hear an audience react to Star Wars for the first time in 1977

Forget George R. R. Martin's map book: an Etsy user called MongoLife has reimagined the Game of Thrones continent of Westeros in Google Maps.