video game console; electronic gaming machine; short for [[电子游戏机|電子遊戲機|dian4 zi3 you2 xi4 ji1]]

video games; electronic games played using electronic devices

a place of business containing coin-operated video games or other amusement machines

A smart electronic device used for playing games, typically including a controller, game cartridges, and a screen; includes both home consoles and handheld devices

a physical cartridge containing game software for use in an electronic gaming console

A type of practical joke or prank game common on TV variety shows, where performers or audience members are teased or tricked for entertainment.

The fantasy television series "Game of Thrones"

tabletop game such as a board game or card game

video game console

To treat life as a game; used to describe an attitude toward life that is cynical, non-serious, or lacks responsibility.

a place intended for recreation, play, or public amusement

a room where games are played or people go for recreation; playing room

To live life with a detached or playful attitude, treating the human world as a game rather than taking it seriously; often implies being cynical or above worldly concerns.

(Taiwan) gamepad; game controller

Yu-Gi-Oh!, a popular Japanese media franchise including a trading card game, manga, and anime series

The formal rules for playing a game; more broadly, the established principles, codes of conduct, or unwritten rules by which any activity or competition is carried out.

gaming device or controller for computers or consoles

A theory of the origin of art, suggesting art arises from a basic human instinct for play; famously proposed by Schiller and Spencer.

A game of cat and mouse; a situation where two parties continuously try to outwit or evade each other

A game played on a computer; can include various genres such as strategy, fighting, or role-playing games.

a video game played over some form of computer network, typically the internet

A video game played over the internet, typically involving multiple players interacting in a virtual world; also refers to single-player online games.

an online game; a network computer game

role-playing game; RPG

story-based video game targeted towards women, typically involving romance with male characters

a situation in which one person's gain is equivalent to another's loss, so that the net change in wealth or benefit is zero

video game played over some form of computer network, typically the internet

A word puzzle that normally takes the form of a square or a rectangular grid of white and black shaded squares, commonly found in newspapers and magazines.

a video game played on a mobile phone or similar handheld electronic device

To engage in play; to play a game (often, but not exclusively, referring to electronic or video games)

jigsaw puzzle; wood block puzzle