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Affordable entertainment is becoming a priority too, which online geek goods retailer Merchoid explores in a new report. 

Focusing on adolescents aged 10–24 years, the research will examine how our rapidly changing society has created additional digital stressors.

In an increasingly digital world, most people own multiple electronic devices with screens.

New research by psychologists at Edge Hill University suggests that gendered violence in video games does not increase sexist attitudes in male gamers.

Research into how young people can be supported to use online gaming safely to enhance their mental well-being has been launched at the University of Birmingham.

Playing video games for fun is typically a harmless activity and popular pastime among young people.