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BBC documentary asks "Are video games really that bad?"

Dealspwn: The Horizon documentary series turns its gaze to the world of videogames this week in an episode called 'Are video games really that bad?'. The most recent (August 2015) reports are discussed, where psychologists claim to have found a link between gaming and aggression/violence. These same arguments are then refuted by other experts. More interesting is how games have been studied with the approach that they might actually be beneficial to players of all ages and even how they can improve the cognitive abilities of seniors.

It's certainly worth a watch and thankfully provides a balanced approach rather than pegging gamers as psychos just waiting to explode or nerdy basement dwellers waiting to explode.

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BBC to air six weeks of live esports coverage from London's Gfinity Arena

Professional gaming heads to the BBC in first deal of its kind signed by the corporation.

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Step into the Tardis with Doctor Who Time Vortex 360

The experience works on mobile as well as desktop.

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How Tetris therapy could help patients

"Tetris is a relatively basic yet compelling video game. The aim is to line up falling blocks so they fit together in horizontal rows. When a perfect line with no gaps is made, it will vanish, making room for more play and point-scoring." - BBC News