Even when you're at home, there's a whole other world out there.

Police have laid charges against a Calgary woman after an alleged case of child abuse was livestreamed on the online gaming website Twitch.

At the beginning of the about 90-second clip, the woman is seen hitting and pushing a small child who interrupts her as she's playing Fortnite.

The maker of the wildly popular game Fortnite is suing a Montreal video game tester for allegedly leaking a new online map ahead of its release date.

Elon Musk dropped $1 million on a tree-planting initiative backed by several internet celebrities — and he was eager to crack jokes about it.

The game's Twitter account features a pinned tweet streaming a video of the black hole.

The filing is on behalf of two plaintiffs — parents of Quebec children who are 10 and 15.

In the livestream, Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf disappears from his keyboard as cops surround his Pennsylvania home.

Gamers gathered at the Bowness Community Centre over the weekend to take part in the Salt Mine 2019 e-sports tournament.

Saskatchewan's fair is jumping on the esports bandwagon by offering up the largest tournament prize pool in the province's history.