[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-g9DfTQgusE&w=654&h=391] A hack project by DIY enthusiast and gamer John Hassl has given new life to the original Game Boy ...

You don’t have to drop a bundle on board games when you use what you have around the house to stir up some family fun. From homemade dominoes to do-it-yourself checker board blankets, discover four ...

Make opening birthday presents even more fun with this giant DIY game of Pac-Man! Bring the vintage game to life by lining up rows of yellow circle cutouts throughout your house. Then, wrap your child ...

If you’ve ever had the desire to develop your own game, or you’re someone who can’t play an existing game without thinking about ways it could be improved, WarioWare DIY might be just the creative ...

Scroll down to read more about last minute gift ideas WHETHER you’re hosting guests or simply looking to entertain your children, these festive games might be for you. Using items that you already own ...

Don't buy an expensive games console that hooks you into buying expensive software titles. And don't buy the cheap junk at Wal-Mart either. If you're going to buy anything at all, buy the bits to make ...

The Clockwork GameShell is a modular, hackable handheld game console that runs open source software and comes as a DIY kit, with some assembly required. When fully assembled, you can use it as a ...

Your kids might not be as invested in their education as they are in entertainment, and that's natural. However, you may be able to help them by combining education and entertainment in the form of a ...

Microsoft released free developer tools on Monday that will allow amateurs to make their own video games. XNA Game Studio Express 1.0 is a framework for creating games with the C# programming language ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Owners of the PlayStation Portable will soon be able to make their ...

Microsoft releases developer tools for creating Xbox games as part of a push to create a YouTube-equivalent for video gamers. In a software-driven world, it's easy to forget about the nuts and bolts.