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Who's responsible for "swatting" death?

LaRissa Lawrie - Salon Young Americans
This video game image released by Bethesda Softworks shows resistance fighters battling German troops in Nazi-occupied London in a scene from "Wolfenstein: The New Order." (AP Photo/Bethesda Softworks) (AP)

Video game addiction is a real disorder

Liz Posner - Alternet
(Shutterstock)

Is "Gaming Disorder" real?

Rachel Leah
(CitizenGoods)

Build a Civilization from the ground up

Salon Marketplace
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus (Screengrab Bethesda Softworks)

The antidote to the "Nazi next door"

Matthew Smith
This photo provided by Microsoft shows a scene from the upcoming “Halo” video game for the Xbox One. After nearly two years since launching a studio to create new shows to be streamed on Xbox consoles, Microsoft is finally ready to serve an assorted helping of original programming this summer for the Xbox 360 and Xbox One. However, viewers shouldn't expect Xbox Originals, as they're called, to be available the same way that content is on Netflix and Hulu. (AP Photo/Microsoft) (AP)

Can video gaming ditch its sexist ways?

Giovanni Luca Ciampaglia - The Conversation
(Pantheon Books)

PLATO: the first gaming machine

Brian Dear
PewDiePie (Getty/Chris Jackson)

PewDiePie loses support

Taylor Link
Papers, Please (Youtube/dukope1)

Games of labor

Keith A. Spencer
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In defense of Solitaire

Mary Flanagan
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Violent video games are safe

Matthew Rozsa
(Shutterstock/Salon)

Long live the netbook! Sort of

Matthew Sheffield

esports is growing

Matthew Smith
Still from Stranger Things (Netflix/Curtis Baker)

D&D is not a spectator sport

Ethan Gilsdorf

Katherine Cross - The Conversation

Salon Staff
"Teminator Genisys" (Paramount Pictures)

Scott Eric Kaufman
Filming for "The Crystal Reef" in Monterey, CA. (Cody Karutz)

Can eco-games save the planet?

Diane Stopyra
FILE - In this March 2, 2015 file photo, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks during a conference at the Mobile World Congress, the world's largest mobile phone trade show in Barcelona, Spain. Zuckerberg likes to boast that his 3-year-old effort to connect the developing world to the Internet has reached millions of people in some of the world’s poorest nations. But a central element of his Internet.org campaign was controversial even before it was shut down in a key market this month. Indian regulators banned one of the pillars of the campaign, a service known as Free Basics, because it provided access only to certain pre-approved services - including Facebook - rather than the full Internet. (AP Photo/Manu Fernandez, File) (AP)

Scott Eric Kaufman
(Photo via Tyler Olson / Shutterstock (Licensed) Remix by Max Fleishman)

Meet the Pokémoms

Mary Emily O'Hara - The Daily Dot
(Spotify)

How will Spotify Gaming play?

Laura Bolt
A "Pidgey" Pokemon is seen on the screen of the Pokemon Go mobile app. (Reuters/Chris Helgren)

Can Pokémon Go stay on top?

Andrew Breiner

Women can play, too

Cuihua Shen, Rabindra Ratan - The Conversation
(<a href='http://www.shutterstock.com/gallery-454414p1.html'>Patryk Kosmider</a> via <a href='http://www.shutterstock.com/'>Shutterstock</a>/AP/Carolyn Kaster/Blizzard Entertainment)

Trolling the dude-bro Internet

Matt Saccaro
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