U.S. video game spending stagnated in 2023, totaling $57.2B
U.S. consumers spent $57.2 billion on video games in 2023 according to a new report from the Entertainment Software Association and Circana. This figure...
HTC releases Vive Pro Eye in North America for $1,599
Having already released Vive Pro Eye in China and Europe, HTC today began selling the enterprise-class virtual reality headset in North America, and there’s...
Magic Leap One adds 48-state U.S. shipping and 24-month financing
On the eve of its first developer event, Magic Leap today unveiled two ways to expand uptake of its Magic Leap One Creator Edition...
GSMA: U.S. will ‘pioneer’ 5G, boast 190 million connections by 2025
International mobile network trade organization GSMA forecasts that the United States will be a “pioneer market” for 5G wireless technology, thanks to both an...
Kentucky fines PokerStar’s owner $870 million to cover residents’ losses
Canadian gaming company Amaya has been ordered by a Kentucky court to pay $870 million in penalties to cover alleged losses by the state's residents who played real-money poker on PokerStars' website between 2006 and 2011.
Fantasy sports sites sue to keep doors open in New York
Top daily fantasy sports companies DraftKings and FanDuel filed lawsuits on Friday to contest an order to shut down their online gaming operations in New York state, asking a state court to rule that the games are not illegal gambling.