video games

Have you ever wanted to play the latest innovation in video game and virtual reality technology? Now you have the chance... and for free!

As sporting events, as well as their television programming (like football) continue to decline, the popularity of eSports has gradually risen. But what are eSports?

Video games are big business. Which gaming systems are the most popular in the Cowboy State year after year? The story may not be as you would expect.

After reading a rumor that one of my all time favorite console video games was getting a live-action treatment, my heart skipped a beat. Contra, the 1987 classic Nintendo, two-man, run-and-gun, side scrolling shoot em up is getting a movie and a television show.

There is so much talent here in the Cowboy State. We have musicians from all genres, artists, actors/actresses and now we can add game developers to the list.

Now some 30 years after The Legend of Zelda debuted, a Reddit user has discovered that Hyrule and Death Mountain look a lot like Grand Teton National Park.

After the success of last year's NES Classic console, Nintendo has announced the Super NES Classic is coming out this fall.

The Natrona County Library is more than just a place for books. You can check out movies, television shows and video games on all the latest formats and platforms... and it's all free of charge!

Wyoming is known for lots of things: movies shot here (or at least based on our wondrous scenery), hunting, skiing and fishing to name a few. Having video games based here unfortunately does not rank high on the list.

After it being available in certain markets for the test phase, the latest update for Pokemon Go is now live for Wyoming users.

The NES Classic Edition should be on shelves in time for the 2016 holidays.

With all the Wyoming-based movies coming out as of late, it was only a matter of time until the Cowboy State got it's own video game. Enter: Firewatch.