The adult gamer isn't just looking for a shoot-em-up type game. They are looking for sophistication. Jacquie Kubin looks at three games that are offering just that.

Gaming isn't just for kids anymore. It is now a multi-billion dollar business and it shows. Eric Huelsman reports from the Expo floor.

Cartoon Network and Sega Dreamcast are bringing Gundam Wing to America from Japan where it is already a smash success. Jacquie Kubin reports.

Jacquie Kubin reveals why edutainment is not elementary, when she investigates the new CD-Rom, Miss Spider's Tea Party, based on David Kirk's children's book.

Oddworld Inhabitants proves that gaming can be exciting —- and intelligent with great characters, stories and animation. Jacquie Kubin pays a visit.

As Jacquie Kubin relates the gaming industry is seeking more and more animators as new systems raise the aesthetic bar, making games faster, more realistic and well, animated.

Joseph Szadkowski reports on Sega's new Dreamcast
system, the latest technology to hit the gaming world and put Sega
back on top.

Nick Jr.'s dog Blue has taken pre-schoolers, and their parents, by storm. Judith Cockman reviews three Blue's Clues CD-Rom interactive games: ABC Time Activities, Blue's Birthday Adventure and Blue's 1,2,3 Time Activities.

What's new in the gaming world? Joseph Szadkowski gives us the lowdown on the new animation related games from this year's E3.

March 1998, In the world of interactive game makers, where companies disappear...