Rapper Drake and NCAA darlings UMBC are among the millions of fans of Tyler Blevins, who's earning hundreds of thousands of dollars per month playing Fortnite.
More than a movie theater, the newly renovated "entertainment complex" will host a series of community events, including a live Oscar viewing party in support of Common Threads.
With the new Englewood-set video game We Are Chicago, indie developer Michael Block attempts to convey the psychological experience of living in a high-crime neighborhood.
Analog entertainment meets digital as the Neo-Futurists perform video game-related plays at this weekend's special edition of Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind.
From their Avondale studio, the creators of Mortal Kombat are thrilling and repulsing a new generation of gamers with the hyperrealistic ultraviolence of the franchise's latest entry.
A month-old mashup created by local producer Chaz Allen has garnered a lot of attention this week—could it be a tipping point for his web-based concert series?