Native ads are replacing banner ads on mobile — and here’s why
When was the last time you (purposely) tapped an ad on your phone? Probably never.
Programmatic ad buying continues its march to premium mobile video inventory
Aerserv announced programmatic access to its high-quality mobile video advertising inventory today. The move will enable brands to buy mobile video via real-time automated bidding, just like many already buy lower-quality display advertising.
The Walking Dead goes 8-bit as it teams with indie hit The Escapists
The Escapists: The Walking Dead is one of this year's most unexpected team-ups.
Amazon now lets you create customized 3D printed figures of video game characters
Amazon now lets you create customized 3D prints of video game characters from Smite, Infinity Blade, and Primal Carnage.
This new Android malware looks like a classic Nintendo game
Nintendo fans with Android phones, beware. A new piece of Android malware is showing up in third-party app stores dressed as a classic Nintendo game. Cybersecurity...
Heroes of the Storm’s newest map and hero are among its simplest, and that’s a good thing (impressions)
Heroes of the Storm's Battlefield of Eternity map and The Butcher character make for great, newbie-oriented additions to an already friendly game.
Sega CEO admits a betrayal of trust; studio now aiming to build high-quality console games again
Sega is aiming to rebuild its brand, focusing on quality-first when it comes to console.
Microsoft rebrands Xbox Music as Groove, Xbox Video as Movies & TV
Microsoft just announced a big change for its entertainment apps and services. In short, Xbox Music is being rebranded as Groove and Xbox Video is being rebranded as Movies & TV. Both apps will be available in a new Windows 10 preview available later this week.
Square Enix pulls Mac version of Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward from sale, offers refunds
Players are struggling to run the game due to confusion over minimum system requirements.
Minecon 2015: Mojang and Minecraft trying to live, and thrive, with the corporate creepers
A few signs from the Minecraft user conference about how Microsoft's ownership may be impacting the game.