The Tennessee Attorney General announced the lawsuit on Thursday, Dec. 18, saying the company has "deceived Tennesseans" ...

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After Russian kids sent Putin 63,000 letters hoping for a U-turn on the ban on Roblox, officials have decided to best deal with the situation is to find a way to ban 'bad' games before children get th ...

A Los Angeles County mother said her daughter met a sexual predator on the popular children’s gaming platform Roblox, claiming the company is not doing enough to protect vulnerable players who are too ...

It’s baaaack! Starbucks customers have a chance to win the wildly popular Bearista Cold Cup, along with other prizes, by playing the coffee chain’s annual holiday game, Starbucks for Life. The little ...

Starbucks teased another "chance" to score the viral Bearista Cold Cup on Monday, Dec. 8 – but it's not the restock some fans were hoping for. Customers will get the chance to own their very own ...

An 11-year-old boy has become a Guinness World Record holder after displaying a talent for video game developing. Max, from Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan, spent four hours developing a game with five ...

The lawsuit accuses the companies of putting profit above protecting the millions of children who use the platforms from pedophiles and others despite the companies marketing their platforms as safe.

World of Warcraft’s new expansion means “just about every aspect of the game is changing or being tweaked,” says Louie Villalobos. If “you don’t play the game, it’s hard to describe just how massive ...

The multi-state lottery game that offers players $1,000 a day for life will be phased out next year in Massachusetts and every other participating state, Massachusetts State Lottery officials ...

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