Amazon says it is building an ‘ambitious new PC game’
Amazon has hired a team of video game developers who are working on "an ambitious new PC game project using the latest technology."
SimCity BuildIt has become the most-played SimCity ever, EA Mobile claims
Vice President Jason Willig says nearly 40 million gamers worldwide have played the handheld SimCity version, checking in an average of five to six times a day.
Earthcore: Shattered Elements challenges your brain without reaching into your wallet
This free-to-play card battler offers surprising depth.
How Disney used more than Star Wars to rope in all-star studios for Infinity
As Disney Infinity grows, so does its list of partners.
DayZ is starting to lose the survival-sim war
Less than 9,000 players are now logging in at peak times, behind Rust and H1Z1.
PlayStation TV Falls to $39.99 Again This Week
The PlayStation TV hits its all time low again Also a full round up of gaming discounts this week including 23% off Fallout 4 (already?)
Corsair’s BullDog and LapDog provide a foundation for DIY Steam Machines
Corsair is looking to help bring PCs into the living room.
Forget BMI, Body Labs wants to track your ‘Body Volume’ with its API
Body Labs is helping to usher in a slew of new health, gaming, and fashion applications with its latest API update.
Otoy offers free cloud-based rendering for VR artists with OctaneRender Cloud
The beta starts today, and it'll render scenes up to 25 times faster than a typical local workstation.
Havok FX is a graphical effects tech aimed at PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC
Game development technology software company Havok announced its new visual effects product, Havok FX, today. The technology makes visual effects such as particle, dust, shrapnel, and smoke more CPU-friendly and less intensive in 3D game worlds, and it’s designed to run on the main processor rather than graphical chips.