Freejam Games’ development strategy turns players into robot builders
Presented by Intel A few years ago, Mark Simmons was toiling away at game-development jobs at a work-for-hire contract studio. He enjoyed that he...
Intel’s game-making contest urges developers to ‘Level Up’
Presented by Intel The May 9 deadline for the 2017 installment of the Intel Level Up Game Developer Contest is just around the corner,...
Nightdive turns games of the past into a bright future…virtually
Presented by Intel Many game companies open up an office space, get a development team together to work in that office, grind away for...
Intel and VentureBeat shine a spotlight on game developers
Presented by Intel Debut articles in the highly anticipated collaboration between VentureBeat (VB) and Intel are about to start rolling out. The first posts...
Google selects Android app and game nominees for the 2017 Play Awards
Google has unveiled the nominees for the Google Play Awards 2017, scheduled for May 18 at 6:30 p.m. Pacific during the company’s I/O 2017...
Netmarble Games raises $2.3 billion in South Korea’s second-biggest IPO
Netmarble Games, South Korea's largest mobile games maker, has raised $2.3 billion in the country's second-biggest share sale, just weeks after one of its domestic-only titles sold so well it was named the world's best-selling mobile game.
Ubisoft brings Might & Magic Heroes to China as an exclusive
Ubisoft will bring a little magic to China later this year. The French publisher’s mobile game Might & Magic Heroes: Era of Chaos will be releasing in...
Oculus’s Michael Abrash: AR glasses will change everything in ‘the next 50 years’
Oculus chief scientist Michael Abrash believes that we may soon see the proliferation of augmented reality glasses, describing them as possibly “one of the...
Natsume joins other Japanese console studios on PC with Wild Guns Reloaded
Natsume joins other Japanese developers — including Sega and its recent Bayonetta announcement — in bringing their games to a PC audience as console sales continue to decline in the region. Even Sony has shifted its gaming focus away from its home country.
Crusaders of Light is NetEase’s latest mobile MMO
The company just released Crusader of Light, a massively multiplayer online (MMO) mobile game. Crusaders is now available in Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, and the Philippines as part of its soft launch. Other territories, including North America, Europe, Russia, and Brazil will follow.