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video game
[ vid-ee-oh-geym ]
noun
- any of various interactive games played using a specialized electronic gaming device or a computer or mobile device and a television or other display screen, along with a means to control graphic images.
- any of various games played using a microchip-controlled device, as an arcade machine or handheld toy.
video game
noun
- any of various games that can be played by using an electronic control to move points of light or graphical symbols on the screen of a visual display unit
Word History and Origins
Origin of video game1
Example Sentences
I’m a child who grew up with all of that in ‘80s culture, comic books, Ninja Turtles, “Batman ‘89,” “Jurassic Park,” all that stuff … the precursors to all the Marvels and the video game adaptations.
Still, the director said the challenge of visualizing the video game’s dual realities “excites me, because I don’t know how to balance that correctly yet.”
In the Halo video games, it’s a combat aircraft.
The export of video game controllers from the UK to Russia has been banned as they can be repurposed to pilot drones used to launch attacks on Ukraine.
When it comes to playing video games, don’t mess with the esports trio from Franklin High known for their expertise in the “Rocket League,” which is a video game that mixes soccer with bumper cars.
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