16 great educational apps to get kids ready to go back to school — handpicked by the experts
These educational apps, chosen by passionate educational technology experts, might help prevent summer learning loss in kids.
This fish is playing Pokémon Red and livestreaming on Twitch
Forget Twitch Plays Pokémon: Grayson the fish is now playing Pokémon Red. He's making slow progress.
Struggle Street: The day-to-day challenges of a game developer in the West Bank
Aside from the challenges all startups face, the Ramallah gaming studio PinchPoint is daily confronted with an assortment of political, social, and economic challenges, all stemming from its deeply troubled relationship with Israel.
Road Not Taken is a brilliant game that will destroy you (review)
This puzzle game is hard as hell and contains surprising emotional and mechanical depth.
Buyer's remorse: Codemasters refunding unhappy Steam customers over Colin McRae Rally confusion
Gamers thought they were getting a remake of a classic racer but ended up with a reworked mobile title. They weren't pleased.
Metrico is the puzzle-platformer that the Vita needed a year ago (review)
Metrico is a minimalist PlayStation Vita-exlclusive puzzle-platformer that builds its worlds out of charts and graphs. Is it enough for its $14 price?
Capcom remaking first Resident Evil game (again): Scheduled for early 2015 release
Capcom heads down the rabbit hole as it remakes the remake of the first Resident Evil game. In HD, of course.
Felicia Day's Geek & Sundry acquired by Legendary Entertainment for a new digital video network
Geek & Sundry, the video content company launched by Sheri Bryant and Felicia Day (of The Guild fame), has just sold to Legendary Entertainment...
A little video gaming is good for children, says Oxford University study
Kids who play video games for an hour or less a day are happier and more sociable than those who don't, according to new research.
10 years later: GamesBeat's most memorable games of 2004
Halo 2. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. World of Warcraft. The GamesBeat staff lets their thoughts burn for one of the best years ever for video games.