Kids ended up seeing naked pictures while playing games in their local Panarottis. Is this a singular incident, or are kiddy play rooms in restaurants needing a bit more scrutiny?

Minecraft is still a big deal, not just for daily sales, but for general engagement. Plus it's teaching some valuable skills.

World of Warcraft might be grooming a new generation of addicted fans - they must be really desperate for new players.

Mobile gaming makes ridiculous amounts of money. But what if all those funds actually went to a good cause?

Children are particularly vulnerable to micro transactions, but Nintendo doesn't want to abuse their trust.

Spaltoon won't have voice chat for online multiplayer, but there's a pretty good reason as to why

Parents always warn their children not to talk to strangers. But friends are easily made in Destiny, this time with dire consequences for a young boy.

How bad are our new technologies for children? Are they getting damaged, or are we just being overprotective?