Things to Do 4 Virtual Reality Experiences to Escape to Around the DMV If you saw the dystopian Squid Games challenge and thought "that looks fun!" then this is for you. Arcade, video games, Virtual RealityDecember 13, 2023
News & Politics A Videogame About Politics Is in the Works—and It Doesn’t Look Terrible? Former HuffPost reporter Eliot Nelson hopes his game could actually make US politics better. Eliot Nelson, video gamesOctober 15, 2021
News & Politics AOC Broke Gamer Internet by Streaming on Twitch Last Night. But She’s Not the Only Political Gamer Out There. Other politicians have created islands on Animal Crossing, played Candy Crush, and raced in Mario Kart. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Animal Crossing, Twitch, video gamesOctober 21, 2020
News & Politics DC Is the Setting for Tom Clancy’s The Division 2. Here’s How Its Designers Reimagined the City In a post-civil war Washington, the Kennedy Center is still kind of hard to get to Tom Clancy's The Division 2, Ubisoft, video gamesMarch 19, 2019
Parenting A Parents’ Guide to Fortnite, the Game Eating DC Kids’ Brains Disney’s Circle, Fortnite, Parenting, PolygonJuly 22, 2018
Health Why Your Hospital Just Hired a Video-Game Developer Hospitals, video games, VRSeptember 12, 2017
Things to Do Things to Do in DC This Weekend (August 3-6): Theater Previews, Jerry Garcia’s Birthday, and a Museum Arcade. Grateful Dead, National Gallery of Art, Theater, Things to Do in DCAugust 3, 2017
News & Politics The ESA Might Have Just Opened The Most Fun Office In The City Dan About Town, DC Party Photos, ESA, video gamesFebruary 22, 2017
Parenting I Just Told My Kid He Can’t Have a Violent Video Game, and I Feel Terrible About It Guns, video gamesAugust 5, 2016
News & Politics The Urbanist’s Pokémon Go Paradox Pedestrian advocates worry the game could lead to "distracted walking," but are glad it gets people outside and moving. Pedestrians, Pokémon, Pokémon Go, Public SafetyJuly 12, 2016
