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another result of the amount of time that video gaming has been around is the way its permeated into other areas of our lives. yes, and equally its started to draw on and draw in other parts of our culture — and that includes music. prodigys firestarter plays. the first time i realised that games decided to take their music scores seriously was when i played wipeout 2097 and realised that the accompanying soundtrack was not random plinky—plock, it was firestarter by the prodigy. an...

excuse me, i was a pretty good bmxer in my time. still cant ride an actual bike that well, but as long as i was steering with a keyboard i was a totally rad rider. official terminology, there, im sure. definitely. 0k. look, gaming became really important to a whole generation in the 1980s, and although were now no longer kids, many of us are still playing, which is why games can afford to be big—budget blockbusters, and last year the uk games market was worth more than £7 billion. a...

of the children killed. china has made a show of strength in the taiwan strait for a second day. the us has accused china of fundamentally irresponsible behaviour after beijing said it was stopping cooperation with the americans on a range of key issues including how to tackle climate change. now on bbc news clickjoins a rehearsalfor a special bbc prom celebrating music in video games. the team looks at the resurgence of vinyl records and tries out the latest summer gadgets. this week ...

in a moment on bbc news, the film review. but first heres click. this week, were celebrating music from videogames, orchestral style. i dont know about you, but this how i spent my time growing up. while lara was out with friends, i was exploring the universe in my cobra mk iii spacecraft. excuse me, i was a pretty good bmxer in my time. still cant ride an actual bike that well, but as long as i was steering with a keyboard i was a totally rad rider. official terminology, there, im sur...

i dont know about you, but this how i spent my time growing up. while lara was out with friends, i was exploring the universe in my cobra mk iii spacecraft. excuse me, i was a pretty good bmxer in my time. still cant ride an actual bike that well, but as long as i was steering with a keyboard i was a totally rad rider. 0fficial terminology, there, im sure. definitely. 0k. look, gaming became really important to a whole generation in the 1980s, and although were now no longer kids, many...

Since his stroke he has taken up painting, regularly visiting headway, a day centre for people affected by brain injury in east london. trying to rescue an old painting. very blue, i can see. quite blue. if i could get my left arm to work again it would be fantastic. even if i could just use my arm to hold down something or chopping vegetables or something. that would be a great help. through the charity he has been trying out, and on, new bit of kit that aims to restore movement to his left han...

He has been trying out, and on, a new bit of kit that aims to restore movement to his left hand. im willing to give anything ago that to restore normality to my life. it senses a muscle running all the way up here. he is participating in research. in medical tech firm is housed in the royal college of arts accelerator. alongside neuroscientists it is developing smart assisted clothing that so far, apparently, has seen a 30—50% boost in recovered function and the secret is in the sleeve. this d...

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If i could get my left arm to work again it would be fantastic. even if i could just use my arm to hold down something or chopping vegetables or something. that would be a great help. through the charity he has been trying out, and on, new bit of kit that aims to restore movement to his left hand. im literally happy to give anything ago that to restore normality to my life. it senses a muscle running all the way up here. he is participating in research. alongside neuroscientists it is developing...

That aims to restore movement to his left hand. im literally happy to give anything ago that to restore normality to my life. it senses a muscle running all the way up here. he is participating in research. alongside neuroscientists it is developing smart assisted clothing that so far, apparently, has seen a 30—50% boost in recovery function and the secret is in the sleeve. this device here connects a foster specific muscle in the wearers arm so that over time it can retrain the brain so that ...