Janet Hetherington talks to vfx experts about how videogame technologies are influencing movies and TV -- in production, presentation and marketing.

Adrian Pennington explores the challenges and possibilities in developing more photoreal games in the U.K. with the new HD platforms.

Tackling games in this month's "Digital Eye," game designer James Everett gives us his thoughts on the dangerous business of videogame innovation.

Jacquie Kubin reports on how the videogame, educational and software industries are working together to create the next generation of game creators.

For the third year in a row, Rick DeMott travels across town to E3 to uncover the secrets to the future of gaming.

Today’s videogames are visually slick, but are they venturing into the realm of fine art? Janet Hetherington takes a look at how videogame art is jumping off the screen and into the gallery. Includes a QuickTime clip!

Joe Strike uncovers the voice over actors are finding lucrative work in the videogame industry.

Christopher Harz looks into the ever-expanding field of educational videogames, moving games from the home into the classroom and office.

Karen Raugust talks with smaller animation studios who are creating cinematics and, increasingly, in-game assets for video and computer games.

Christopher Harz attends the biggest and baddest GDC ever and tells us what he found with contributions from Dominic Cianciolo.