The overlooked games of 2015 — Final Fantasy: Record Keeper
Let’s face it: it’s usually really, really hard to transition franchises established on console or PC to smartphones and tablets. It’s not just from...
The overlooked games of 2015 — Odallus: The Dark Call
Shovel Knight is perhaps the prime example of modern retro done right, but it also sold itself with its unique evolution of 1989 NES game DuckTales’ pogo mechanics, something retro game fans have been clamoring for decades now.
Why 2016 will see the birth of a new generation of gaming
Netflix launched its video streaming service in 2007, while Spotify first went public in 2008, and since then streaming has been on the up and up, except in one area: games.
How Satoru Iwata’s dedication brought Pokémon to the West
Without Satoru Iwata, the Pokémon phenomenon might never have left Japan. The former Nintendo president, who sadly passed away earlier this year, played a huge part in bringing the...
The overlooked games of 2015: Mad Max
You’re driving along, looking for scrap to build that one cool part you need to really complete your car, and off on the horizon,...
Japanese developers vote Splatoon as their game of 2015
It’s interesting to see which games get seasoned developers excited. Japanese website 4Gamer asked 133 industry figures to pick their favorite game of 2015, and Nintendo’s...
The overlooked games of 2015: Yakuza 5
The common practice of bestowing praise on Yakuza 5, particularly on social media platforms, is to simply name off the myriad activities one can...
2015’s funniest, glitchiest, and most ridiculous gaming videos
Being a gamer isn’t just about sitting on a couch or at a desk with a gamepad or mouse; it’s also about spending hours...
The overlooked games of 2015 — Dead or Alive 5: Last Round
This industry sometimes makes me feel like I am a square peg trying to fit into a round hole. Like I am just too mentally...
Harpooning the whale in a volatile mobile ad market (webinar)
Don’t be left behind. Learn how to capture the best users and customers in today’s hyper-competitive mobile ad market from those winning at it...