The hope behind this post is that it becomes a bit of a library of material to read and watch in regards to how we relate to video games either as parents, through a
Interesting comment from the guy behind Papo & Yo, a game based on the creators own childhood experiences. Therapy is exploration, as is gameplay. I think that video game simulations are the perfect tool
Love this little report on how Animal Crossing has helped one person process the grief of losing her little sister. If you fancy reading a bit about other forms of digital life, can I
Ever came across a TED talk that you kinda want to watch again as soon as you finish it? Here’s an exploration of the impact video games can have on mental health and wellbeing,
Here’s the thing,I have one hit left, and then I’m finished.Do I stop there, or do I keep going and risk becoming demon food? (Or indeed, do I reach the exit?) Yes, I’m playing
I’m not sure if it was a tweet I replied to about Loot Boxes, or a previous blog post about computer games, but I recently received an email asking for an opinion on whether
After playing Mario Rabids with the small one, I couldn’t help but wonder if there are three distinct stages. Obviously, when its time to take control of the game back, the game was so
Once the Little One spots Topsy and Tim is now in the CBeebies Playtime app, I’m never going to get my phone back. Thanks guys…