The app requires players to leave their couches and roam the streets, and businesses are taking advantage.

On the street, in parks, at parties - the mobile game is everywhere

Coming off a strong year for the industry, game companies are pushing virtual reality.

Co-workers have to crack a riddle or solve a problem together.

At least, enough to spend almost $6 billion to buy the game's maker.

Gaming giant Nintendo announces its first smartphone game.

At traveling Kaleidoscope festival, filmmaking intersects with game playing.

Jane McGonigal tells how looking for a personal 'power-up' helped her heal.

The follow-up to the fowl-flinging app enters a different market for mobile games.