I can get weepy watching “Babe,” reading Stephen King’s “The Dead Zone” or listening to “I’ll Be Home for Christmas.” But no game has ever toyed with my tear ducts. Games look great, sound great and ...

Disney went into robotic toys market with a remote-controlled WALL-E robot back in 2008. Canadian-based robotics enthusiast DJ Sures was apparently not satisfied with the level of realism of the toy ...