Posted AT 10:00 PM EDT on 13/12/07
Forget the charades, plug in the Wii
It's my party and I'll play if I want to.
Judging by the number of video-game parties on the calendar this holiday season, a lot of people are singing that tune. Social gaming has been around as long as video games, at least in certain fringe groups, but it has certainly expanded over the past year or so.
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